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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «ENUNCIATIVELY»
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1
An Everyday Magic: Cinema and Cultural Memory
That Mrs McCusker offers concrete ('real') settings for her stories adds
authenticity and at the same time allows her fully to relive the memory by
enunciatively placing herself within its setting. While informants like Mrs
McCusker in some degree ...
2
Fans: The Mirror of Consumption
Fans who are semiotically and enunciatively productive and those who are
textually productive engage in what at first sight appear to be fundamentally
different activities. Semiotically and enunciatively active fans negotiate and
appropriate ...
3
Dreaming of Fred and Ginger: Cinema and Cultural Memory
That Mrs McCusker offers concrete ('real') settings for her stories adds
authenticity and at the same time allows her fully to relive the memory by
enunciatively placing herself within its setting. While informants like Mrs
McCusker in some degree ...
Again, he either enunciatively introduces his opinion, or he appears to employ
syllogism. And if he introduces it enunciatively, he either says something which
may be easily admitted, and is probable, and it is necessary to contradict him, ...
5
The Writing of Melancholy: Modes of Opposition in Early ...
"Disappearance" may indicate a result (that the poet is absent, no longer present
in the texts), or else a process — a progressive fading of the subject, performed "
illocutionarily" (i.e., enunciatively) by texts. It is clearly this second meaning of ...
Fiske suggested, through his revision of Bourdieu's cultural capital that fandom
could be viewed semiotically, enunciatively and textually. His framework is useful
here to understand the role in which music fans play an active part in the cultural
...
7
The 'other's' Gaze: The Discursive Construction of ...
... with the many products newspaper editors can choose from – editorial,
interview, news report, to name but a few; and enunciatively (Moirand : ),
in terms of the diverse voices resounding as a kind of deep structure in the news
text, ...
8
Mercantile Speller: Containing the Correct Ways of Spelling ...
... enunciated enunciating enunciation enunciative enunciatively enunciator
enunciatory Enure, or Inure Enveigle, or Inveigle Envelop enveloped enveloping
envelopment Envelop, or Emmrst] Envelope Envenom, or Invenom envenomed ...
9
A complete dictionary of the English language: both with ...
Declarative, expressive. ENUNCIATIVELY, S-nun'-sha-tJv- - If. ad. Declaratively.
ENVOY, en'-voy. s. A publick minister sent from one power to another; a publick
messenger, in dignity below an ambassador ; a messenger. To ENVY, dn'-vy.
10
Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court ...
It is also clear that the breach of behavior, for which a clerk is to be removed,
needs not to be a breach of official good behavior, i. e. a misdemeanor in office ;
because such misdemeanors are enunciatively mentioned in the constitution, as
the ...
Louisiana. Supreme Court, François Xavier Martin, Branch W. Miller, 1853
