10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENUNCIATORY»
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enunciatory in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Advocacy after Bhopal: Environmentalism, Disaster, New ...
Chapters of the book are shaped around enunciatory communities —
collectivities formed by the particular demands of disaster. Some emerged in
direct response to disaster. Organizations of victims in both India and the United
States are ...
2
Between Politics and Ethics: Toward a Vocative History of ...
Said's Enunciatory Rhetoric As I mentioned previously, I believe that the historical
significance of Said's paper is its introduction of a rhetoric that mobilized a broad
licensing of politicized criticism. That is, the paper provided a compelling ...
3
A Grammar of the Classical Arabic Language: Translated and ...
They differ in [8 (A)] matters : — ( 1 ) the sentence with the enunciatory admits of
being pronounced true or false, contrary to the sentence with the interrog. [1] : (2)
the enunciatory does not require a reply, contrary to the interrog.: (3) the subst.
Mortimer Sloper Howell,
1886
4
Comics as History, Comics as Literature: Roles of the Comic ...
THIRTEEN. Logicomix. and. the. Enunciatory. Apparatus. Beatrice. Skordili,.
Independent. Scholar. While politics and history have often lurked even in the
crassest of commercial comics, recent developments in the graphic novel have
put it in ...
5
Native American Writers
Finding hybrid and postnationalist narrative structures in Silko's work, Arturo
Aldama suggests that Silko's earlier body of work is characterized by a tendency
to “hybridize and subvert diverse 'writing practices' and (re)claim enunciatory ...
6
Navigating Modernity: Postcolonialism, Identity, and ...
It is here, away from assumptions of cultural holism and homologous expression,
that Bhabha traces the "enunciatory disorder" of cultural difference: The colonial
signifier — neither one or other — is, however, an act of ambivalent signification,
...
Albert J. Paolini, Anthony Elliott, Anthony Moran,
1999
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Specters of the West and the Politics of Translation
For the nationalists to dissimulate their enunciatory position by concentrating only
on the story of their discourse is, then, to conceal that they are themselves
making real- political moves in the process of discursive enunciation. In order to
get a ...
Naoki Sakai, Yukiko Hanawa,
2001
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Community Matters: A History of Biological Nitrogen Fixation ...
Kim Fortun developed the concept of “enunciatory communities” to explore how a
community's identity, while relatively stable, does not necessarily represent the
work undertaken, the interests of its membership, or agreement within the ...
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Absolutely Postcolonial: Writing Between the Singular and ...
Enunciation is intrinsically differanl, and every 'subject of hybridisation is an
enunciatory subject [...]. It is through the process of enunciation that the borders
between objects or subjects or practices are being constituted.'11 Again, All
cultural ...
10
Columbia University Contributions to Philosophy and Psychology
It may be con— sidered well established that the formation of spoken language
involves the activity of a higher and lower enunciatory center, the higher,
psychomotor, or propositionizing center, and the lower, or enunciatory center
proper.
Columbia University, Naomi Norsworthy,
1906
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ENUNCIATORY»
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enunciatory is used in the context of the following news items.
Ghosts of Schindler's past haunt Renee Green's MAK Center …
I would rather describe it as enunciatory. Actually the work probes to find buried aspects, what hasn't been wanted and to discover what else ... «Archinect, Mar 15»
Sleater-Kinney keeps breaking rules with album 'No Cities to Love'
On the title track, Brownstein displays a similar disregard for enunciatory consistency, vacillating between “sitties” and “cit-AYs” as she ... «The University of Alabama Crimson White, Jan 15»
Why tenure?
... effort to 'normalize' formally the disturbance of a discourse of splitting that violates the rational, enlightened claims of its enunciatory modality. «Duke Chronicle, Feb 14»
Writers Without Borders
Suddenly, in the din and clamor of sounds and silences, phrases like “poststructuralism” or “enunciatory present” are heard, distinctly clear, ... «Little India, Mar 13»
Many mimic him, but few deliver a line like Walken
... are as many different Hamlets as there are actors to play him," says Walken, asked to consider the issue of his trademark enunciatory style. «Philadelphia Inquirer, Feb 13»
Why more and more people feel 'mentally ill'
... 'in the beginning was the word', so the DSM's critics invest the bible of psychiatry with a similar enunciatory power: they name it, and so it is. «Spiked, Jul 10»