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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «FICTIVENESS»
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fictiveness dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
fictiveness et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
The Body in Pain: The Making and Unmaking of the World
But the nature of the “fictiveness” is in the two very different. This difference does
not depend on the content of the fiction, for that content (if considered apart from
the human hurt used to confirm it) may itself (in both war and torture) be either ...
2
Fact, Fiction, and Representation: Four Novels by Gilbert ...
interest of fiction is the dislocation of the distinction between fact and fiction
effected by the reflection of fiction upon its own fictiveness. A double reflection,
and then some. Fiction (first reflection) does not really say what it says. A
philosophy is ...
3
The Story-Shaped World: Fiction and Metaphysics: Some ...
The fictiveness of the story's middle is retrospectively enforced by the obvious
fictiveness of the end: and, as Frank Kermode has reminded us, it is the
consciousness of a story's fictiveness that is the best protection against its
degeneration into ...
4
Criticism and Ideology: A Study in Marxist Literary Theory
The literary text's lack of a real direct referent constitutes the most salient fact
about it: its fictiveness. There are familiar problems here, over predominandy
fictive texts with much 'factual' material, or preponderandy 'factual' texts with
significant ...
5
One of Us: The Mastery of Joseph Conrad
fictive, but, for Poland, fictiveness was a disaster, a special curse, in a way that it
was not for others (although Shaw makes something of the same point about the
richly inventive Irish imagination in John Bull's Other Island). What the example ...
Geoffrey Galt Harpham, 1996
6
The Practice of Makynge: Masculine Poetic Identity in Late ...
I do not agree with Olson that a hard and definitive separation exists between
formal craft practice and inspired fictiveness, however. Form cannot be separated
from inspiration; it is frequently the source of inspiration, and both formal craft and
...
Katharine Woodason Jager, 2007
7
Re-thinking Theory: A Critique of Contemporary Literary ...
'play' of the signifier and its concomitant claims about the 'fictiveness' of discourse
and history, yet he has drawn a sharp distinction between the deconstructive '
right' which has practised poststructuralism as a latter-day extension of the New ...
Richard Freadman, Seumas Miller, 1992
8
Concise Encyclopedia of Pragmatics
'why don't you mind your own bloody business' Fictiveness is conceptualized as
a departure from conventionally accepted standards of meaning; it generates a
frame of personalized values where such standards glide according to the ...
9
John Fowles's Fiction and the Poetics of Postmodernism
The fact that Conchis's godgame is an ensemble of illusions triggers the problem
of fictiveness in the novel. Fowles demonstrates this fictiveness through the
fundamental effort exerted by characters and narrators as fiction-makers in order
to ...
10
Hormonal Steroids Biochemistry, Pharmacology, and ...
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10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «FICTIVENESS»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
fictiveness est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Milan Kundera's new novel feels so very French
The opposite, however, is true of this short novel, in which Kundera regularly reminds us of its fictiveness. Charles, for instance, mentions that ... «Washington Post, juin 15»
Daenerys and Dessalines, Game of Thrones and Haiti
... perspective contradictory reactions to their methods: it goes beyond her beauty and fictiveness, and it goes beyond his blackness and reality. «Haiti Sentinel, juin 15»
The welfare-tax equation
The public has reached consensus on the fictiveness of “welfare without tax increases.” The government's welfare spending per gross domestic ... «Korea JoongAng Daily, févr 15»
Pankaj Mishra's Incredible India
... leadership's intellectual inertia and book-burning calls, for example -- the problem with the sheer fictiveness of his idea of India remains. «Huffington Post, nov 14»
Pankaj Mishra's incredible India: Where's he getting his skewed …
... leadership's intellectual inertia and book-burning calls, for example--the problem with the sheer fictiveness of his idea of India remains. «Firstpost, oct 14»
America's sex and race failure: Why Raven-Symone and an Ohio …
Thus Raven makes the millennial maneuver of thinking that the fictiveness of race means that simply throwing off the labels will free her. «Salon, oct 14»
Under Pressure
These works exhibit varying traits of formalization and fictiveness. The subjects of Joreige's videos, for instance, speak with a clarity and ... «The Nation., sept 14»
Jonathan Goldstein: On wandering the library in search of an author …
11:50 a.m. There are details in life that seem as though they're teasing you with the fictiveness of the world. For instance, I once worked with a ... «National Post, juil 14»
Tricked by a Great Film
But, in “Evolution of a Criminal,” the reconstructions have the opposite effect: the overt fictiveness of the reconstruction (no filmmaker could have ... «New Yorker, mai 14»
Clarice Lispector's The Hour of the Star is as bewildering as it is …
... truth or its fictiveness. The memory, for example, that the protagonist had once eaten "fried cat", or the sights and sounds of the street in Rio, ... «The Guardian, janv 14»
