Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Band 14,Ausgabe 11991 |
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... object of the Spirit that failed to participate in the Idea , an object which never experienced a negation and Aufhebung ( higher synthesis ) to a truth beyond its natural materiality . This aspect of the object's untranscended ...
... object of the Spirit that failed to participate in the Idea , an object which never experienced a negation and Aufhebung ( higher synthesis ) to a truth beyond its natural materiality . This aspect of the object's untranscended ...
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Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture. graphic objects to the anthropological object - system ... object - system . In focusing on the interpretive hermeneutics of the museum economy , Clifford cannot do jus- tice ...
Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture. graphic objects to the anthropological object - system ... object - system . In focusing on the interpretive hermeneutics of the museum economy , Clifford cannot do jus- tice ...
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... object . " Thus , Sensationalism's effect is not bound to a projected object , and therefore it has no way of consolidating , closing down , displacing the narrative tension . The effect is a circuit without an outlet , and thus the ...
... object . " Thus , Sensationalism's effect is not bound to a projected object , and therefore it has no way of consolidating , closing down , displacing the narrative tension . The effect is a circuit without an outlet , and thus the ...
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Thomas Andrae Berkeley Herbert Blau | 4 |
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