Rhetoric and Death: The Language of Modernism and Postmodern Discourse TheoryUniversity of Illinois Press, 1990 - 252 páginas |
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... particularly striking " example of this attitude— “ we have seen , " he writes , " the psychology of manners and behavior sub- stituted for the psychology of ' faculties ' and introspection " ( 1983 : 7 ) — this attitude of replacing ...
... particularly striking " example of this attitude— “ we have seen , " he writes , " the psychology of manners and behavior sub- stituted for the psychology of ' faculties ' and introspection " ( 1983 : 7 ) — this attitude of replacing ...
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... particularly " modernist . " It includes a sense of the configured textuality of discourse and of the ways in which such configurations constitute shape and significance and may , in fact , make the modern world possible for art ...
... particularly " modernist . " It includes a sense of the configured textuality of discourse and of the ways in which such configurations constitute shape and significance and may , in fact , make the modern world possible for art ...
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... particularly mod- ernist rhetoric inhabited by the materiality of death - simply to saying something that could be said otherwise . Such a reduction aims at pre- venting what Henry Staten calls " the admission of the not - itself into ...
... particularly mod- ernist rhetoric inhabited by the materiality of death - simply to saying something that could be said otherwise . Such a reduction aims at pre- venting what Henry Staten calls " the admission of the not - itself into ...
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Modernism | 27 |
The Power of Death | 75 |
Roman Jakobson | 115 |
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