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Book Review : Disease, diagnosis, and cure on the early modern stage
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The development of an analysis of gender which avoids conflations with sex, but which also acknowledges the powerful role of embodiment in gender production, has tantalised gender theorists for some time.
Becky Francis
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This article uses Bakhtin's concept of heteroglossia to explore how linguistic repertoires are exploited in the performance of identity and management of relationships through text-messaging. The study focuses on text-messages sent and received by ‘Laura’
Caroline Tagg
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2021
Abstract The concept of “heteroglossia” was coined by Mikhail Bakhtin in an essay from the 1930s. Heteroglossia was the name he gave for the “inner stratification of a single national language into social dialects, group mannerisms, professional jargons, generic languages, the languages of generations and age-groups,” and so on, but ...
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Abstract The concept of “heteroglossia” was coined by Mikhail Bakhtin in an essay from the 1930s. Heteroglossia was the name he gave for the “inner stratification of a single national language into social dialects, group mannerisms, professional jargons, generic languages, the languages of generations and age-groups,” and so on, but ...
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Journal of Postcolonial Writing, 2005
Linking Bakhtin’s views on the othernesses present within a given linguistic and cultural system with Bhabha’s ideas about the ambivalence of national identities, this paper will attempt a reading of The Shadow Lines to examine the ways in which the novel offers a critique of hegemonic constructions of otherness and difference in formulations of “the ...
Sharmani Patricia Gabriel
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Linking Bakhtin’s views on the othernesses present within a given linguistic and cultural system with Bhabha’s ideas about the ambivalence of national identities, this paper will attempt a reading of The Shadow Lines to examine the ways in which the novel offers a critique of hegemonic constructions of otherness and difference in formulations of “the ...
Sharmani Patricia Gabriel
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Archiv orientální, 2023
According to James I. Crump, Chinese vernacular fiction is characterized by extensive use of “pastiche,” which includes both verbatim incorporation of other identifiable texts and generic parodies. This penchant finds its supreme manifestation in A Dream of Red Mansions (Honglou meng 紅樓夢).
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According to James I. Crump, Chinese vernacular fiction is characterized by extensive use of “pastiche,” which includes both verbatim incorporation of other identifiable texts and generic parodies. This penchant finds its supreme manifestation in A Dream of Red Mansions (Honglou meng 紅樓夢).
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Heteroglossia in G.H. Musengezi's The Honourable MP (1984)
This article illustrates how heteroglossia functions in G.H. Musengezi’s (1984) satirical play, The Honourable MP. Heteroglossia describes the coexistence, as well as the clashing, of distinct voices within a text.
Cuthbeth Tagwirei, Nyasha Mboti
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2020
This chapter explores the concept of ‘heteroglossia’ as it might apply to comics production. After adopting the word from Bakhtin, the chapter explores in particular its uses by Martin and White as a component of ‘appraisal’ in language, investigating the ways in which a range of voices might be incorporated in comics form.
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This chapter explores the concept of ‘heteroglossia’ as it might apply to comics production. After adopting the word from Bakhtin, the chapter explores in particular its uses by Martin and White as a component of ‘appraisal’ in language, investigating the ways in which a range of voices might be incorporated in comics form.
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