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Therefore , we will approach these discourses as dialectical processes of articulation . The dialectic is already contained within the definition of the word " articulation " itself : distinct segments which , at the same time , unite ...
Therefore , we will approach these discourses as dialectical processes of articulation . The dialectic is already contained within the definition of the word " articulation " itself : distinct segments which , at the same time , unite ...
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He seems to believe , basically , that every conflict , every contradiction ( taking those words in their most ordinary sense ) participates in the dialectic , and he does not deny himself , when he sees fit , the right to define pairs ...
He seems to believe , basically , that every conflict , every contradiction ( taking those words in their most ordinary sense ) participates in the dialectic , and he does not deny himself , when he sees fit , the right to define pairs ...
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Of all the laws of the dialectic , this is incontestably the one Eisen- stein cites and uses the most frequently . More and more it is the one which occupies the center stage of his reflections , coming almost to mask what it is ...
Of all the laws of the dialectic , this is incontestably the one Eisen- stein cites and uses the most frequently . More and more it is the one which occupies the center stage of his reflections , coming almost to mask what it is ...
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BERKELEY JOURNAL FOR THEORETICAL STUDIES IN MEDIA AND CULTURE | 7 |
The Order of Cinematographic Discourse | 39 |
Jürgen Habermas and | 59 |
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