10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TROPOLOGICAL»
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tropological in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tropological and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The
Tropological Universe: Alexander Neckam's Encyclopedias ...
As I conclude, Neckam's mastery of the tropological method appears to have prevented him from correctly evaluating the importance of twelfth-century natural philosophers, and from satisfactorily responding to the challenges of the Cathar ...
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The Reading and Preaching of the Scriptures in the Worship ...
B. The Tropological Sense of Scripture One notices again and again that Eckhart
takes refuge from his confusion about Scripture by adopting a tropological
interpretation of the text. We have spoken about the typological sense of
Scripture ...
Hughes Oliphant Old, 1999
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Figural Realism: Studies in the Mimesis Effect
It should be stressed, however, that tropological theories of discourse do not so
much dissolve these distinctions as reconceptualize them. Whereas traditional
critical theory views the literal and figurative, fictional and factual, referential and
...
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The
Tropological Universe: Alexander Neckam's Encyclopedias ...
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Tomas Zahora, Christopher W Avery, 2011
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Locke, Literary Criticism, and Philosophy
postulated, one in relation to which common usage is identifiable as tropological.
Nor does the fact that any given nontropological usage may be identified as
tropological imply an infinite regress into different tropological usages. That one ...
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Contingency, Hegemony, Universality: Contemporary Dialogues ...
If what emerges from the tropological displacement was pre-announced by what
is being displaced - or if the logic of the displacement was governed by an a
priori specifiable norm - the tropological dimension could not be constitutive of
the ...
Judith Butler, Ernesto Laclau, Slavoj Žižek, 2000
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Dorsality: Thinking Back Through Technology and Politics
The turn appears to function as a tropological inauguration of the subject, a
founding moment whose ontological status remains permanently uncertain. . . .
Perhaps with the advent of this figure, we are no longer in the business of “giving
an ...
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Spiritual Exegesis and the Church in the Theology of Henri ...
Susan K. Wood. The Tropological Sense The tropological sense of Scripture is
that sense which is the application of a scriptural text to the moral life. De Lubac
explains that a trope, in the broadest sense of the word, is a figure of speech, a
turn ...
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A Pragmatic Theory of Rhetoric
The medieval interpretive scheme of literal, allegorical, tropological, and
anagogical meanings is rightly regarded as a fantastical scholastic curiosity
when considered in the light of practical criticism. The system has been shown,
nevertheless, ...
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To Tell a Free Story: The First Century of Afro-American ...
Roper's narrative was the first popularly successful Afro-American autobiography
to explore the rhetorical possibilities of combining the inductive and tropological
modes of writing autobiography. It was the first narrative to place its reader's ...
9 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TROPOLOGICAL»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
tropological is used in the context of the following news items.
Priest by the Cross
... to their historical and allegorical and tropological (that is, moral) and anagogical sense” (1.199). Of course, that must be just the reason the table had four feet. «First Things, Feb 15»
Derrida On Language
Similarly, the medieval Christian approach to the Bible declared there to be four ways to read each passage: literal, anagogic, typological and tropological. «Philosophy Now, Jan 14»
Advanced Women Poets: Books You May Only Be Hearing about Now
She preaches, poeticizes, and raps us, indeed, envelops us, into a tropological maze. She invites us to enjoy the logic of discursive possibilities, emotional ... «Huffington Post, Dec 13»
'I Was an Under-Age Semiotician'
(He quotes from a paper he wrote “at the age of 19”: “The predicament of any tropological analysis of narrative always lies in its own effaced and circuitous ... «New York Times, Oct 11»
I Was an Under-Age Semiotician
“The predicament of any tropological analysis of narrative always lies in its own effaced and circuitous recourse to a metaphoric mode of apprehending its object ... «New York Times, Oct 11»
Theologians ought to love this BBC series on the Bible. Too bad it …
... like the Person of His Incarnate Word, both fully human and fully divine, so that its canonical and ecclesial, allegorical and typological, tropological and moral, ... «Catholic Herald Online, Mar 11»
Harryette Mullen
She preaches, poeticizes, and raps us, indeed, envelops us, into a tropological maze. She invites us to enjoy the logic of discursive possibilities, emotional ... «PoetryFoundation.org, Feb 09»
דמות משה בספרות הגרמנית (מה זה מענין?)
... the allegorical or typological (linking New Testament events with those of the Old), the tropological or general moralising, and the anagogical (interpreting the ... «בננות, Feb 09»
An Interview with Alexander Theroux
It is fun to flirt by way of the fantastical with tropological levels, sort of demanding that readers ponder larger thoughts. As I say, my characters “take place” in that ... «Bookslut, Mar 08»
