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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «READERLY»
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readerly nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
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1
What Does Eve Do To Help?: And Other
Readerly Questions to ...
The essays for the most part read in their original form to meetings of the Society of Biblical Literature, are: "What Does Eve Do To Help? and other Irredeemably Androcentric Orienations in Genesis 1-3"; What Happens in Genesis"; "The ...
2
Encyclopedia of Contemporary Literary Theory: Approaches, ...
Readerly texts are finished objects, products and not productions. The readerly,
classic narrative 'is basically subject to the logico-temporal order' (52). It 'sets
forth the end of every action (conclusion, interruption, closure, denouement)' and
so ...
3
The Critical Difference: Essays in the Contemporary Rhetoric ...
But if Sarrasine's view of La Zambinella as an image of perfect wholeness and
unequivocal femininity is analogous to the classic, readerly conception of
literature according to Barthes's definition, then Balzac's text has already worked
out the ...
4
Social Formalism: The Novel in Theory from Henry James to ...
But, Barthes insists, although all readerly texts are the same in that they stay the "
infinite play of the world" (5), some readerly texts deny such plurality more than
others. The writerly thus counts for Barthes as both an ideal limit and a term of ...
5
Lawrence Durrell, Postmodernism and the Ethics of Alterity
What Barthes shows in S/Z is that plurality also exists in a readerly ("realist") text,
for example Balzac's Sarrasme. There are readerly and writerly qualities in every
text because there is no such thing as the absolutely different, or the Writerly ...
6
The Novel: An Anthology of Criticism and Theory 1900-2000
26 The abstracted self that is reserved from reading, by reading, is a by-product
of the particular kind of readerly absorption cultivated by the novel: “Depending,
as literary reading always does, on social subjects at least fractionally estranged
...
7
The Prostitute and the Prophet: Hosea's Marriage in ...
In the first I briefly distinguish between the type of approach I am adopting and
conventional perspectives on Hosea 1-3 using Roland Barthes's distinction
between 'readerly' and 'writerly' responses to texts. In the second section I
provide a ...
8
Rhetorical Listening: Identification, Gender, Whiteness
Royster's model of critical readerly agency offers all readers a more rhetorically (
and emotionally) complicated positioning, a positioning that may be more
successful than Castillo's in fostering cross-cultural negotiation. In "When The
First ...
9
Three Models on a Rocking-horse: A Comparative Study in ...
"Writerly" is the positive value in Barthes' typology of texts; "readerly" is its
negative counterpart. "Readerly" qualifies the kind of texts which "can be read but
not written" (Barthes 1970: 10). Readerly texts are finished products and do not
induce ...
Cornelius J. Bucher, 1990
10
Narrative Theory: Special topics
In other words, Balzac's text already 'knows' the limits and blindnesses of the
readerly, which it personifies in Sarrasine. Balzac has already in a sense done
Barthes's work for him. The readerly text is itself nothing other than a
deconstruction ...
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «READERLY»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
readerly nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
In Search of Lost Memory: Jesse Ball's Elegiac 'A Cure for Suicide'
Ball performs the remarkable task of pruning away layers of readerly skepticism in order to find the inherent beauty of small moments, which often arrive with a ... «Flavorwire, lug 15»
Drift Toward a Perfect Coffee Experience: New biannual magazine …
And so, my reasoning runs, we can be certain of readerly, coffee-aficionado satisfaction no matter the metropolis. As if it weren't as obvious as an accidental ... «Austin Chronicle, lug 15»
Unbuttoning America: A Biography of Peyton Place
Despite its reputation as a form of leisure, the reading of novels has never been a trouble-free activity, especially for women, whose readerly desires and habits ... «PopMatters, lug 15»
Responding to Gershom Gorenberg's 'Atticus Finch principle of …
... of Atticus Finch “transforms” the way we read and understand To Kill a Mockingbird, Gorenberg draws an analogy between readerly reinterpretations of literary ... «Mondoweiss, lug 15»
The Perfect Book for 8 Unique Types of Readers
... up with a simple, thoroughly unscientific quiz to diagnose eight readerly personalities. Answer the following questions, then move forward to find your books. «Flavorwire, lug 15»
A God in Ruins
... from those practitioners of metafiction who nudge readers in the ribs, chiefly, it seems, to remind us of their own cleverness and our own readerly gullibility. «Truthdig, lug 15»
An OED Update Reveals the Surprising Place Where Hundreds of …
New information about the etymologies of entries (both new and familiar) often results from research or readerly input. Often, too, it's the quotations (over and ... «Flavorwire, giu 15»
Ivy League Edge Offers Free Lifetime Use of Readerly App to Beta …
Readerly is an app that trains students to read with intellectual rigor, helping them to increase academic performance and raise their scores on standardized ... «PRUnderground, mag 15»
PEN and Salman Rushdie's Disappointing Response to Authors …
On the issue of Charlie Hebdo, PEN has rehearsed a pronounced obliviousness predicated on readerly negligence. “I didn't feel this issue was certain to ... «Flavorwire, apr 15»
The History of “Loving” to Read
How to understand this new culture of readerly yearning—this intrusion of feeling into a cerebral realm? In the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, the ... «The New Yorker, feb 15»
