ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD PARATAXIS
New Latin from Greek, from paratassein, literally: to arrange side by side, from para-1 + tassein to arrange.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PARATAXIS»
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Analyzing Prose: Second Edition
Chapter. 2. Parataxis. and. Hypotaxis. A STYLE'S CHARACTERISTIC MANNER
of connecting its elements provides an easy way to recognize it. Whatever units a
writer chooses to work with - phrases, clauses, or complete sentences - he or ...
Parataxis is the dominant mode of postindustrial experience. It is difficult to
escape from atomized subject areas, projects, and errands into longer,
connected stretches of subjectively meaningful narrative — not to mention life. As
objects of the ...
3
A Theory of Syntax for Systemic Functional Linguistics
2.6 Some later additions to the S&C model: 'parataxis' and 'hypotaxis', 'depth' and
'type' 2.6.1 'Parataxis' and 'hypotaxis' In the next chapter we shall meet the set of
ideas that were to change the S&C framework into the new theory of Systemic ...
4
The Doppelgänger: Literature's Philosophy
However, if the endlessness of subjection is viewed as a finite infinite, and if
subjection is examined in relation to hypotaxis—and, hence, also to parataxis—
then writing will come to intervene in the endlessness of the dialectic. And with
writing ...
Dimitris Vardoulakis, 2010
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Hölderlin After the Catastrophe: Heidegger, Adorno, Brecht
2: Polemic: Adorno,. "Parataxis". Doch ah sich ihre Gewande beriihrt, Und keiner
vernehmen konnte Die eigene Rede des andern, ware wohl Entstanden ein
Zwist, wenn nicht aus Zweigen herunter Gekommen ware die Kiihlung. [But when
...
6
Fascist Virilities: Rhetoric, Ideology, and Social Fantasy ...
ond is at odds with Leso's conclusions: Perelman and Olbrechts-Tyteca oppose
the "greater freedom" of parataxis to the way in which hypotaxis "controls the
reader, forces . . . and constricts interpretations," and attribute to parataxis the ...
singular or original mode, except that Hemingway evokes by parataxis, in the
manner of Whitman, or of much in the English Bible. This is parataxis with a
difference, a way of utterance that plays at a withdrawal from all affect, while
actually ...
8
Complex Sentences in Grammar and Discourse: Essays in Honor ...
and (logical) parataxis in the same series, with hypotaxis intermediate between
circumstantiation in the clause and parataxis: Enhancement favours
circumstantiation whereas extension and elaboration favour parataxis. Within
these very ...
Joan L. Bybee, Michael Noonan, 2002
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Historical Syntax in Cross-Linguistic Perspective
In section 10.2 we outline the traditional view that hypotaxis develops out of
parataxis and discuss several interpretations of it; in section 10.3 we develop a
simple alternative hypothesis. Section 10.4 provides a treatment of the
relationship of ...
Alice C. Harris, Lyle Campbell, 1995
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Understanding Genre and Medieval Romance
Parataxis, then, 'was clearly the preferred form for narrative of all kinds' in the
Middle Ages, 'the form readers and auditors expected and enjoyed'.228 Hence
we can likewise only see it as one possible romance feature, albeit a much less ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PARATAXIS»
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Parataxis and Ponzi Schemes MARGARITA MEKLINA and …
Wreckage of Reason II: Back to the Drawing Board is an anthology of contemporary experimental women's writing. The anthology, as Leora ... «Brooklyn Rail, Jul 15»
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Meadows Mile Professional Centre has been designed by Andrew Martschenko of Parataxis Design with Calgary architect David Lachapelle in ... «Calgary Herald, Jun 15»
Much to learn from Yoda, public speakers still have
Hypotaxis, where subordinate clauses dangle off one another, is harder to digest than parataxis, where one thing follows another. If the glue in ... «Financial Times, Jun 15»
The Prison House of Post-Internet Poetry: A Critical Look at the …
If you do look past the symptoms of a democratized avant-garde, and the banalization of certain radical procedures (from parataxis to ... «Hyperallergic, May 15»
Poems by JH Prynne review – 'the ultimate poet of “anti-pathos”'
It begins in medias res, like an overheard conversation, and uses parataxis to shuttle between the human and the natural worlds. This poem ... «The Guardian, May 15»
This Female Consciousness: On Chris Kraus
Parataxis is a strange literary form, born at the beginning of the Middle Ages … Flashing back and sideways, holding back the outcome of ... «The New Yorker, Apr 15»
“Quirky Things That Happen to Me”: More Notes on Recent Poetry …
In John Coletti's case, that would be, I reckon, The Tennis Court Oath — challenging prey. Disjunction and parataxis are at a premium here, ... «Hyperallergic, Mar 15»
Protean Nature: Paul Chan on Failure, Erotic Fiction, and the Hugo …
Parataxis is a useful concept when considering Chan's career, which includes experiments in projection (Sade and “The Seven Lights” series, ... «BLOUIN ARTINFO, Mar 15»
Intermission: Problems like Maria
She employs parataxis to conquer fear, creating long lists of happy thoughts that comfort the children during a thunderstorm, and these happy ... «Washington Post, Mar 15»
Father John Misty's I Love You Honeybear challenges notions of …
Tillman's new album I Love You, Honeybear, his second release under the Misty moniker, takes this penchant for parataxis to the extreme; it's a ... «Daily Trojan Online, Feb 15»
