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1
Haunted English: The Celtic Fringe, the British Empire, and ...
Such anacoluthic license is a feature of the implicit conversational style of
vernacular usage, which eschews the sequential and explicit logic of a print-
standardized communicative style to dart ahead, shift emphasis, make positive
assertions ...
2
Cather, Canon, and the Politics of Reading
Cather creates a structure here that is both parallel and perpendicular,
juxtaposing the contiguous claims of fiction and history while simultaneously
drawing them together into an anacoluthic convergence, or parabasis, what Paul
de Man ...
3
Politics of Aristotle: With an Introduction, Two Prefatory ...
by be and introduced by enei is followed, as it would seem, by an apodosis in 21
introduced by be, dfMTOTTjr, Set py ~Kav6aveiv, the presence of be in the
apodosis may be accounted for by the anacoluthic character of the sentence.
4
Borrowed Tongues: Life Writing, Migration, and Translation: ...
the possibility of reading autobiography as a form of anacoluthic discourse, which
is illustrated by the following passage: This account of my life has been an
account of my mother's life as much as it has been an account of mine, and even
so, ...
An anacoluthic moment marks the end of one state and the beginning of another.
This leap from one state to another is a moment of lightness in which the heavy,
cumbersome, and repetitious uniformity of the first state is discharged. Leaving a
...
Cynthia C. Davidson, Anyone Corporation, 1999
6
The Interpretation of St. Luke's Gospel 1-11
The structure of the sentence is anacoluthic. When the grammars note this they
draw wrong conclusions when they regard the structure as incorrect and as being
inferior Greek (B.-D. 469). If Luke had not wanted an anacoluthon he would not ...
7
Theology, Psychoanalysis and Trauma
Veritas: Theology, Psychoanalysis, Trauma is to produce skilfully the same effect,
the same carelessness and fortuitousness, the same anacoluthic [anakoluthisk]
thought process; the art is to evoke an enjoyment that is never present tense.
Marcus Pound, Conor Cunningham, Peter Candler, 2007
8
The Greeks and Their Past: Poetry, Oratory and History in ...
... virtues applies.31 However the sentence is not about possession, but
knowledge of the future, and even this knowledge of the future appears only in
the protasis of a conditional clause that seems to be anacoluthic.32 Instead of
representing ...
9
Anthropology and Authority: Essays on Søren Kierkegaard
The art, then, is to produce skillfully the same effect, the same carelessness and
fortuitousness, the same anacoluthic thought process; the art is to evoke an
enjoyment that is never present tense but always has an element of the past and
thus ...
Poul Houe, Gordon Daniel Marino, Sven Hakon Rossel, 2000
10
The Conflagration of Community: Fiction Before and After ...
doomed to be infelicitous in one way or another. Like The Trial itself, the context
within which speech acts are enunciated in The Trial is anacoluthic. Not only is
the (non)community of The Trial oriented toward an infinitely distant goal, the Law
, ...
