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That Which They Will Not See: Climate Denial as a Vector of Epistemological Crisis in the Contemporary United States. [PDF]
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Chronotopic relations: Chronotopes, scale, and scale-making
Language & Communication, 2020Abstract Recent work on scale, chronotope and scale-making offers exciting ways for rethinking what we often refer to as “context”. In this paper, we review these ideas pointing to how we might reconcile some of the overlaps in the concepts of scale and chronotope, while examining how we might look at chronotopic connection across quite different ...
Goebel, Zane, Manns, Howie
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Prism, 2022
Abstract Although the exhaustion and brutal exploitation of nature in the name of progress has been decried in recent decades, post-socialist China continues to use economic gains to justify the destruction of the majority of the populace and their environment.
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Abstract Although the exhaustion and brutal exploitation of nature in the name of progress has been decried in recent decades, post-socialist China continues to use economic gains to justify the destruction of the majority of the populace and their environment.
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Prism, 2022
Abstract This article adopts Mikhail Bakhtin's conception of the chronotope to analyze the 2015 film Laopaoer 老炮兒 (Mr. Six), directed by Guan Hu 管虎 and starring Feng Xiaogang 馮小剛, exploring its representation and reconfiguration of the real as well as the imagined time-spaces of Beijing.
Xuesong Shao, Sheldon Lu
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Abstract This article adopts Mikhail Bakhtin's conception of the chronotope to analyze the 2015 film Laopaoer 老炮兒 (Mr. Six), directed by Guan Hu 管虎 and starring Feng Xiaogang 馮小剛, exploring its representation and reconfiguration of the real as well as the imagined time-spaces of Beijing.
Xuesong Shao, Sheldon Lu
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2018
Borrowing an expression from Bakhtin about the crystallization of space-time in language, this reflection focuses on the anticipatory and revelatory quality of collective anxieties about the present, which are frozen in rumors (for instance, about suspected collusions between soldiers and rebels) and become fully realized as actual alliances at a later
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Borrowing an expression from Bakhtin about the crystallization of space-time in language, this reflection focuses on the anticipatory and revelatory quality of collective anxieties about the present, which are frozen in rumors (for instance, about suspected collusions between soldiers and rebels) and become fully realized as actual alliances at a later
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Introduction: Chronotopes and chronotopic relations
Language & Communication, 2020Anna De Fina, Sabina Perrino
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2018
Numbers aggregated in the form of estimates of casualties or to convey the scale of a catastrophic event are the companion aspect of exemplary cases. Numericality increasingly informs evidence-based governance, humanitarian, and human rights discourse, advancing claims to objectivity and transparency through aggregations, averages, and statistical ...
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Numbers aggregated in the form of estimates of casualties or to convey the scale of a catastrophic event are the companion aspect of exemplary cases. Numericality increasingly informs evidence-based governance, humanitarian, and human rights discourse, advancing claims to objectivity and transparency through aggregations, averages, and statistical ...
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2022
Cet article se propose de repenser la notion critique désormais classique de « chronotope » forgée par Mikhaïl Bakhtine en l’appliquant à un nouvel objet : le corps romanesque. L’écriture du corps dans le roman peut-elle être comparée à une topographie sensible ...
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Cet article se propose de repenser la notion critique désormais classique de « chronotope » forgée par Mikhaïl Bakhtine en l’appliquant à un nouvel objet : le corps romanesque. L’écriture du corps dans le roman peut-elle être comparée à une topographie sensible ...
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