Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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Page 138
... poets , the result of a poetical dialogue . The poets work together to build it . Any linguistic choice must be appreciated in this frame of collaboration . " The poets have to answer to each other when their turn comes . That this ...
... poets , the result of a poetical dialogue . The poets work together to build it . Any linguistic choice must be appreciated in this frame of collaboration . " The poets have to answer to each other when their turn comes . That this ...
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... poets are merely the contingent animators . The same happens in a second episode , described in the same interview : Once , here in Badia , we were singing " The Undertaker , the Priest , the Physician , and the Pharmacist . " We were ...
... poets are merely the contingent animators . The same happens in a second episode , described in the same interview : Once , here in Badia , we were singing " The Undertaker , the Priest , the Physician , and the Pharmacist . " We were ...
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... poets do not move toward a synthesis , but call attention to a perennial contradiction . Bakhtin regarded the idea of a " dialectic " as monologic in its tendency to recognize " conflict and contradiction only to resolve them ultimately ...
... poets do not move toward a synthesis , but call attention to a perennial contradiction . Bakhtin regarded the idea of a " dialectic " as monologic in its tendency to recognize " conflict and contradiction only to resolve them ultimately ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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