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... whole , and then in the following readings working from the whole to the parts . To be sure , books are reusable discourse . But it is up to the discursive regulations in a culture to decide whether reading means taking up one book a ...
... whole , and then in the following readings working from the whole to the parts . To be sure , books are reusable discourse . But it is up to the discursive regulations in a culture to decide whether reading means taking up one book a ...
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... whole , so too every discourse and every written work is itself an individual instance which can be completely understood only within a still greater whole . But it is easy to see that for two reasons each work is such an individual ...
... whole , so too every discourse and every written work is itself an individual instance which can be completely understood only within a still greater whole . But it is easy to see that for two reasons each work is such an individual ...
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... whole into part of another , different whole . This metaphor not only manifests the working of imaginative transformation ( a capacity the male fears in the female as a function of her “ castrat- ing " desire ) to the profit of male ...
... whole into part of another , different whole . This metaphor not only manifests the working of imaginative transformation ( a capacity the male fears in the female as a function of her “ castrat- ing " desire ) to the profit of male ...
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Editorial D611 3 | |
The Order of Cinematographic Discourse 39 | |
Jürgen Habermas and the 59 | |
Urheberrecht | |
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