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Through its specific devices , combined in a unique narra- tive strategy , an ensemble des tropes , SF creates a fictional alternate reality which powerfully enhances this distancing effect . As a figurative discourse itself estranged ...
Through its specific devices , combined in a unique narra- tive strategy , an ensemble des tropes , SF creates a fictional alternate reality which powerfully enhances this distancing effect . As a figurative discourse itself estranged ...
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More than any other critic , Delany explores the specific qualities of meaning generated in SF discourse . Delany asserts that SF's unique components are the specific elements of the SF term ( e.g. , " ornithopter " ) , sentence ( e.g. ...
More than any other critic , Delany explores the specific qualities of meaning generated in SF discourse . Delany asserts that SF's unique components are the specific elements of the SF term ( e.g. , " ornithopter " ) , sentence ( e.g. ...
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The specific manner of SF inmixing is what distinguishes the genre for Delany . The range of themes , conventions and plot tropes are secondary , contingent upon the social communicative context within which SF is written and read .
The specific manner of SF inmixing is what distinguishes the genre for Delany . The range of themes , conventions and plot tropes are secondary , contingent upon the social communicative context within which SF is written and read .
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BERKELEY JOURNAL FOR THEORETICAL STUDIES IN MEDIA AND CULTURE | 7 |
The Order of Cinematographic Discourse | 39 |
Jürgen Habermas and | 59 |
Urheberrecht | |
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