WAS BEDEUTET LITERARINESS AUF ENGLISCH
Literarität
Literarität ist die Organisation der Sprache, die durch besondere sprachliche und formale Eigenschaften literarische Texte von nicht-literarischen Texten unterscheidet. Die definierenden Merkmale eines literarischen Werkes befinden sich nicht in extraliterären Bedingungen wie Geschichte oder soziokulturelle Phänomene, unter denen ein literarischer Text entstanden sein könnte, aber in Form der verwendeten Sprache. So ist die Literarität definiert als das Merkmal, das eine gegebene Arbeit zu einem literarischen Werk macht. Es unterscheidet ein literarisches Werk von gewöhnlichen Texten, indem es bestimmte künstlerische Vorrichtungen wie Meter, Reim und andere Klangmuster und Wiederholungen verwendet.
Definition von literariness im Wörterbuch Englisch
Die erste Definition von Literarität im Wörterbuch ist die Qualität oder der Zustand des Seins von, bezogen auf, besorgt oder charakteristisch für Literatur oder wissenschaftliches Schreiben. Eine andere Definition von Literarität ist die Qualität oder der Stand des Verstehens oder des Wissens über Literatur. Literarität ist auch die Eigenschaft, formal oder nicht umgangssprachlich zu sein.
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «LITERARINESS» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
literariness in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
literariness im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Metaphor and
Literariness
Building on this theoretical basis, the concept of literary metaphor is linked with each of these two definitions of literariness in order to show that it can be analyzed from a purely formal and stylistic as well as from a reader-related ...
1 .3 Literature and Literariness In 1921, Jakobson postulated the following
Formalist objective of literary research (quoted in Ejxenbaum 1927: 8): "The
object of study in literary science is not literature but 'literariness,' that is, what
makes a ...
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Comparative Literature and Comparative Cultural Studies
In his paper, "The Literary in Theory," Jonathan Culler claims that although the
problem of literariness is central to literary theory from Russian formalism to
French structuralism, it appears that "the attempt to theorize . . . the dis-
tinctiveness of ...
Steven Tötösy de Zepetnek,
2003
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Poetic Effects: A Relevance Theory Perspective
Introduction What is the object of literary theory? Is there such a thing as
literariness that is capable of definition, description and explanation? Those who
think there is have usually sought to define literariness in terms of formal
linguistic and ...
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Twentieth Century Literary Criticism
The Russian Formalists laid emphasis on 'literariness' of language and literature.
Victor Shklovsky published his first essay, "The Resurrection of the Word" in 1914
in which the underlined the importance of the use of language in literature ...
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Investigating English Discourse: Language, Literacy, Literature
9. TEACHING. LANGUAGE. AND. LITERARINESS. INTRODUCTION The main
aim of this chapter is to argue that in the teaching of English as a second or
foreign language, opportunities should be sought for more extensive and
integrated ...
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Literature and Language Teaching
5 Linguistic Models, Language, and Literariness: Study strategies in the teaching
of literature to foreign students Ronald Carter Introduction The main aim of this
chapter is to argue that in the teaching of a foreign language, opportunities ...
Christopher Brumfit, Ronald Carter,
1986
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The Resistance to Theory
The definition of this something, often referred to as literariness, has become the
object of literary theory. Literariness, however, is often misunderstood in a way
that has provoked much of the confusion which dominates today's polemics.
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A Theory of the Literary Text
The use, in conjunction with literariness, of such terms as style and stylistics, form
or even 'poetry' (as in 'the poetry of grammar'), all of which carry strong aesthetic
connotations, help to foster this confusion, even among those who first put the ...
Antonio García Berrio,
1992
Literariness Outside Literature Second, the distinction has not seemed central
because works of theory have discovered what is most simply called the "
literariness" of nonliterary phenomena. Qualities often thought to be literary turn
out to be ...
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «LITERARINESS» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
literariness im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Why College Kids Are Avoiding the Study of Literature
Literariness begins where documentariness ends. Dostoevsky illuminates psychological and moral problems that are still pertinent, even ... «Commentary Magazine, Jul 15»
New Texts Out Now: Mohammad Mehdi Khorrami, Literary …
These efforts are informed by concepts and categories such as literariness, literary historiography, the relationship between literature and ... «Jadaliyya, Jun 15»
When a Bookstore Closes, an Argument Ends
These books seemed unyielding in their affirmation of philosophical literariness; like the great French film stars of the postwar period, they ... «The New Yorker, Jun 15»
Toraya offers filling experience at 'wagashi' sweets exhibition
“Wagashi is filled with the attractiveness of Japan, with its delicateness, sense of the season and even literariness,” said Kanayo Tokoro, 31, ... «Asahi Shimbun, Jun 15»
Four things we like about Granta's India issue – and one we don't
Delicious in the way only long literary novels, conscious of their length and literariness, can. And the bhadralok Bengali nephew and uncle ... «Scroll.in, Apr 15»
30 Musical, Literary and Cultural Reasons to Celebrate 30 More …
The band's literariness is various and often difficult, never underestimating the ability of the implied reader. Part one of this feature can be found ... «PopMatters, Mär 15»
The Dream Life of Desire
They cannot be domesticated to a “position,” but literariness seems to be the least of their concerns. * * *. “Critics and criticism,” the editorial that ... «The Nation., Mär 15»
Pine martens, eagles, short-eared owls and whooper swans — part …
The poetry in many of his descriptions arises from sheer precision rather than any worked-up literariness. The plumage of a raven, for instance, ... «Spectator.co.uk, Mär 15»
The 18th-Century Novel That Paved the Way for Fifty Shades
“A book-buying public, almost immediately derided by its 'betters'—for its sentimentality, for its pretense to literariness where there was none. «Slate Magazine, Feb 15»
Eugene Onegin review – lovestruck and snowblind in St Petersburg
It is, as Pushkin's biographer TJ Binyon points out, a work of extraordinary literariness: what you end up with on stage, for all Tuminas's ... «The Guardian, Feb 15»