Rhetoric and Death: The Language of Modernism and Postmodern Discourse TheoryUniversity of Illinois Press, 1990 - 252 páginas |
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... lived through the " now " of both the second industrial revolution and the Great War , as Steiner himself imagines when he articulates " the cat- astrophic failure of human possibility " in our century ( 1971 : 71 ) —from now on , in ...
... lived through the " now " of both the second industrial revolution and the Great War , as Steiner himself imagines when he articulates " the cat- astrophic failure of human possibility " in our century ( 1971 : 71 ) —from now on , in ...
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... lived through this change and responded to it in discourses inhabited by a material rhetoric that is , I believe , illuminated in relation to that earlier European modernism . If the early modernists discovered themselves , like Marlow ...
... lived through this change and responded to it in discourses inhabited by a material rhetoric that is , I believe , illuminated in relation to that earlier European modernism . If the early modernists discovered themselves , like Marlow ...
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... lived and conceived of themselves . A phone call , Kern argues , is both more immediate and more unpredictable than a letter . It is a surprise and therefore more disruptive , demanding im- mediate attention . The active mode is ...
... lived and conceived of themselves . A phone call , Kern argues , is both more immediate and more unpredictable than a letter . It is a surprise and therefore more disruptive , demanding im- mediate attention . The active mode is ...
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Modernism | 27 |
The Power of Death | 75 |
Roman Jakobson | 115 |
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