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1. www.uni-siegen.de › phil › romanistikVeranstaltungen | Fakultät I: Philosophische Fakultät

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   Vor einem Tag · 23.01.2024 um 14 Uhr: ,,Roland Barthes par Roland Barthes et l´autoportrait'' (im Rahmen des Seminars ,,Roland Barthes: Le semiologue, le critique littéraire, l'écrivain'') Aktualisiert via XIMS am 9.5.2024 von SHK Romanistik

2. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullThe True, the Good, the Spiteful: An Auto(bio)psy of Bosnian...

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   Vor 2 Tagen · It insists on fixing it with such force that it is as if the ghosts of Roland Barthes and Jacque Derrida never touched our thinking of language. 5 In its reluctance to change and adapt to new places and language, “inat” displays quite a lot of stubbornness. According to Bosnian, Turkish, and Arabic dictionaries, “inat” seems to have remained quite untouched until today despite ...

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   Vor einem Tag · The novel takes its name from Roland Barthes’s A Lover’s Discourse, a fragmentary book about the imaginative state of love (and yearning), and the language and gestures used to define the state of love; but here, language and gesture differ between languages and cultures, and our narrator is in position of constant translation as part of the work of love. Britain is a rather cold, parched ...

5. www.reddit.com › r › CriticalTheoryLacan and Deleuze saw love as a form of madness. Genuine love is...

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   Also check out Roland Barthes ‘A Lover’s Discourse’ - it has some gorgeously profound moments in it. Stayed in my mind for ages (but I’d just been dumped, so there’s that). Stayed in my mind for ages (but I’d just been dumped, so there’s that).

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7. www.openculture.com › 2024 › 05Aldous Huxley Explains How Man Became “the Victim of His Own...

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   He under­stood, as he explains in the 1961 BBC inter­view above, that “if you plant the seed of applied sci­ence or tech­nol­o­gy, it pro­ceeds to grow, and it grows accord­ing to the laws of its own being. And the laws of its being are not nec­es­sar­i­ly the same as the laws of our being.”. Even six decades ago, he and cer ...

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   Vor 20 Stunden · En 1957 el semiólogo y crítico literario francés, Roland Barthes, publicó Mitologías y en este libro había un capítulo que al poco tiempo se volvió célebre: ...

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   Vor 2 Tagen · As Roland Barthes claims in _Writing Degree Zero _(1953), all texts demand the reader and writer have equal stakes in their exchange, posing that _how a text is written _is as important to the kind of knowledge produced, and what the text says. A text that attempts neutrality, or a 'zero degree' of style, is still a product of its form. As with ...