10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANACHORISM»
Discover the use of
anachorism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
anachorism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Place: A Short Introduction
Anachorism. —. being. out. of. place. What role does place play in the constitution
of 'normality'? How are particular activities, people and objects associated with
particular places? Who decides that activities, people and objects are out of ...
2
Dictionary of Literary Terms and Literary Theory
Two classic examples are the references to the clock in Julius Caesar and to
billiards in Antony and Cleopatra. Shaw also does it in Androcles and the Lion
when the Emperor is referred to as 'The Defender of the Faith'. See
ANACHORISM.
Or maybe you just knocked wood that you didn't come down with Siamese twins. I
can understand this. Some people just don't want to be worse off. I didn't, either,
until I decided I was. Not anachronism. Anachorism. All your life, anachorism, ...
4
On the Move: Mobility in the Modern Western World
While anachronism is a logical category (a thing out of time), anachorism is a
social and cultural category—a thing out of place or without place entirely.105
Insofar as place is a morally resonant thing-in-the-world, mobility as anachorism
is a ...
5
Dictionary of Literature in English
See palilogy, repetition. anabasis is the building toward the climax of the action.
anachorism: any aspect of an action, character, or scene that is out of sequence,
usually as a deliberate part of the structure. See analepsis, flashbach, in media ...
Neil King, Sarah King, 2002
6
Henry VI: Critical Essays
(The cliché “I have eyes in the back of head,” which we grumble at unruly
children, employs anachorism; yet Spenser's geographical juxtaposition of a low-
altitude willow with a high-altitude pine in an epic tree catalog is equally
anachoristic.) ...
Thomas A. Pendleton, 2001
7
Photography Theory in Historical Perspective
Another interesting aspect of place in Wodiczko's work is what Tim Cresswell has
called “anachorism.” Just as we have a term for thinking about things in the
wrong time – anachronism – Cresswell invented a term for things in the wrong
place ...
Hilde Van Gelder, Helen Westgeest, 2011
8
Proceedings of the Annual Meeting - Eastern Snow Conference
1972, January 25th, Oswego: social location in'blizzardburst' conditions starting -
ANACHORISM. 1972, January: Snowburst period before ESC meeting in
Oswego. 1972, January: Drift and sticking accumulations - continued
ANACHORISM.
I do not know that the anachorism has ever been discerned. The fifth book of this
novel ends in the month of June, and the sixth, as the heading tells us, contains
about three weeks, toward the close of which Jones is discarded by Alworthy ; the
...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, Thomas Carlyle, 1858
" The book examines how contemporary theory considers the future and its relation to the past as that which is inescapable in the form of trauma.
