Word by Word: The Language of MemoryCornell University Press, 1990 - 257 σελίδες |
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... culture which enacts and is enacted by that language . The Holocaust , however , belongs to no culture . It was a definitive rejection from culture : a decision , made within a history , to draw a terminus at that history's edge and say ...
... culture which enacts and is enacted by that language . The Holocaust , however , belongs to no culture . It was a definitive rejection from culture : a decision , made within a history , to draw a terminus at that history's edge and say ...
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... Culture and Emily Dickinson " springs from the soil of New England culture , but she blossoms in the ground of universal history . As Tate reads her , Dickinson is a character in the text of a tale that has been told , through the ages ...
... Culture and Emily Dickinson " springs from the soil of New England culture , but she blossoms in the ground of universal history . As Tate reads her , Dickinson is a character in the text of a tale that has been told , through the ages ...
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... culture . The poem appears to have consigned itself to a history all its own . Overlooking the history that includes books written outside a particular critical domain , Perloff demonstrates that she is a reader educated to Eliot's way ...
... culture . The poem appears to have consigned itself to a history all its own . Overlooking the history that includes books written outside a particular critical domain , Perloff demonstrates that she is a reader educated to Eliot's way ...
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