Rhetoric and Death: The Language of Modernism and Postmodern Discourse TheoryUniversity of Illinois Press, 1990 - 252 páginas |
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... enunciatory — under- standing . It suggests that even the seemingly material effects of language can be accounted for within the structures of binary opposition and that , in Derrida's paraphrase of Husserl , " meaning is everywhere ...
... enunciatory — under- standing . It suggests that even the seemingly material effects of language can be accounted for within the structures of binary opposition and that , in Derrida's paraphrase of Husserl , " meaning is everywhere ...
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... enunciation or the student locates the conditions of knowledge . Such an enunciatory un- derstanding of pedagogy is one in which the student , like the child , retells knowledge ( " enunciates " it ) in his or her own words . In this ...
... enunciation or the student locates the conditions of knowledge . Such an enunciatory un- derstanding of pedagogy is one in which the student , like the child , retells knowledge ( " enunciates " it ) in his or her own words . In this ...
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... enunciatory strategies , or at least to recognize them not as neutral " truths " but as rhetorical strategies inhabited by unconscious desire , by another's desire . Such an occasion is enunciatory . It erases the op- position between ...
... enunciatory strategies , or at least to recognize them not as neutral " truths " but as rhetorical strategies inhabited by unconscious desire , by another's desire . Such an occasion is enunciatory . It erases the op- position between ...
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Modernism | 27 |
The Power of Death | 75 |
Roman Jakobson | 115 |
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