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... function of such commentaries is " to say finally what has been silently articulated deep down . " ( 221 ) It conjures the possible appearance of chance in discourse by providing a space for it . It also allows for the possibility of ...
... function of such commentaries is " to say finally what has been silently articulated deep down . " ( 221 ) It conjures the possible appearance of chance in discourse by providing a space for it . It also allows for the possibility of ...
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... function because its function was essentially to protect or to reproduce by imposing strict regulations " without those in possession being dispossessed by this very distinction . " Membership to such fellowships insured access to a ...
... function because its function was essentially to protect or to reproduce by imposing strict regulations " without those in possession being dispossessed by this very distinction . " Membership to such fellowships insured access to a ...
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... function's dramatization of their fantasies , often the expected maintenance function is supplanted by ( or subordinate to ) de- mand for priority of the instructive function . In SF , more than most other forms of popular entertainment ...
... function's dramatization of their fantasies , often the expected maintenance function is supplanted by ( or subordinate to ) de- mand for priority of the instructive function . In SF , more than most other forms of popular entertainment ...
Inhalt
Editorial 3 | 3 |
The Order of Cinematographic Discourse | 39 |
Jürgen Habermas and the | 59 |
Urheberrecht | |
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