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Einstein’s “Critical Dictionary”

2023
This chapter demonstrates Carl Einstein's centrality to the founding of the “Critical Dictionary,” the section at the end of each issue of Documents, the surrealist journal Einstein co-founded with Georges Bataille. The “Critical Dictionary” attempted to rewrite language by collecting words and transforming their meaning.
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Critical Pali Dictionary

Buddhist Studies Review, 1980
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A Critical Dictionary of Neuromythology

1999
This pocket dictionary of neuromythology arose as a by-product - but not, I hope, as a waste product - of the writing of another book, The Explicit Animal (London: Macmillan, 1991), a critique of contemporary materialistic accounts of human consciousness. During the course of writing that book, I became conscious that certain terms were used repeatedly
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Dictionary of Biblical Criticism and Interpretation

2007
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A Dictionary of Critical Theory

2018
Over 750 entriesThe most authoritative and up-to-date dictionary of critical theory available, covering the Frankfurt school, cultural materialism, cultural studies, gender studies, film studies, literary theory, hermeneutics, historical materialism, Internet studies, and sociopolitical critical theory.
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Dictionary of Cultural and Critical Theory

1997
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Dictionary of Critical Realism

2015
Preface, Contributors and Contributions, List of Figures, HOW TO USE THIS BOOK, Cross References, References and Quotations, Citation of Works by Bhaskar, Citation of Works by Other Authors, General Abbreviations, Symbols, Abbreviations Used by Critical Realist Authors, Critical realism, The causal-axiological chain (MELD[ARA] schema), Domains, The ...
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The Critical Dictionary and the Wiki World

English Today, 2007
ABSTRACTA new utopian lexicography – online? Today, dictionary users are Web users: they imagine that a static paper text is necessarily less richly informative than a hyperlinked megatext. They expect to move among texts as interest and curiosity direct, not to be constrained by linear, editorially directed matter of the old-fashioned kind.
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Dictionary criticism

2018
Dictionary criticism is part of the lexicographical universe and reviewing of electronic and printed dictionaries is not an exercise in linguistics or in subject fields but an exercise in lexicography. It does not follow from this that dictionary reviews should not be based on a linguistic approach, but that the linguistic approach is only one of ...
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A Critical Dictionary of Sociology

The British Journal of Sociology, 1991
Dennis H. Wrong, Raymond Boudon, Francois Bourricaud, Peter Hamilton   +3 more
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