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It renders possible the production of new discourses , in which multiple possibilities of expression can be drawn from the text , latent with meaning ; but also , the function of such commentaries is " to say finally what has been ...
It renders possible the production of new discourses , in which multiple possibilities of expression can be drawn from the text , latent with meaning ; but also , the function of such commentaries is " to say finally what has been ...
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... fiction produced a new form of expression distinct from photography , painting , the theater and other literary forms ; in short , it became a new form of expression only to the extent that it had its own system of signification .
... fiction produced a new form of expression distinct from photography , painting , the theater and other literary forms ; in short , it became a new form of expression only to the extent that it had its own system of signification .
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The general structures of possible speech are not exclusively pragmatic , they are language inter - dependent as well ; on the other hand they are not identical with linguistic expression , since they also situate these expressions in a ...
The general structures of possible speech are not exclusively pragmatic , they are language inter - dependent as well ; on the other hand they are not identical with linguistic expression , since they also situate these expressions in a ...
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BERKELEY JOURNAL FOR THEORETICAL STUDIES IN MEDIA AND CULTURE | 3 |
The Order of Cinematographic Discourse | 39 |
Jürgen Habermas and the | 59 |
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