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Hamitic race theory and African cattle classification, 1868-1971. [PDF]
Ann SciBrown T.
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Challenges for the legislation enabling egg donation in Switzerland. [PDF]
Med Law IntMartani A +3 more
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Synecdoche – An Underestimated Macrofigure?
Language and Literature, 2013 This article analyses the constructive potential of synecdoche as a text-building mechanism. All too often not properly distinguished from its close and better-known relative, metonymy, synecdoche deserves to be treated as a separate figure, with its own individual function to perform.
Elżbieta Chrzanowska-Kluczewska
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Figuring the Global: On Charlie Kaufman's Synecdoche, New York
New Review of Film and Television Studies, 2014 What might film have to say about global space? This, in essence, is the question which this paper addresses, in relation to Charlie Kaufman's Synecdoche, New York (2008). I argue that the protagonist's theatre project in the film can be read in relation
Joel Evans
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Surrealismo narrativo y realismo emocional: synecdoche, New York [PDF]
Revista Policía Y Seguridad Pública, 2015 Son muchos los artistas que están en deuda con esas reuniones donde André Breton y Tristan Tzara creaban sus cadáveres exquisitos. Charlie Kaufman es uno de ellos: un guionista que disfruta adentrándose en lo absurdo y lo caótico de encontrarle algún ...
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Canadian Journal of Philosophy, 1972
Sometimes in THE CONCEPT OF MIND Gilbert Ryle describes what he is up to in a way which is quite unhelpful. The following passage will serve as an example of what I mean:To talk of a person’s mind is not to talk of a repository which is permitted to house objects that something called ‘the physical world’ is forbidden to house; it is to talk of the ...
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Sometimes in THE CONCEPT OF MIND Gilbert Ryle describes what he is up to in a way which is quite unhelpful. The following passage will serve as an example of what I mean:To talk of a person’s mind is not to talk of a repository which is permitted to house objects that something called ‘the physical world’ is forbidden to house; it is to talk of the ...
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Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics, 2007
In the portion of their reply directed to me, Professor Asch and Dr. Wasserman helpfully develop the synecdoche argument by highlighting its connections to stigma. I understand them to distinguish the situation of a woman making a decision concerning her pregnancy informed by prenatal testing from a woman making a similar decision informed by ...
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In the portion of their reply directed to me, Professor Asch and Dr. Wasserman helpfully develop the synecdoche argument by highlighting its connections to stigma. I understand them to distinguish the situation of a woman making a decision concerning her pregnancy informed by prenatal testing from a woman making a similar decision informed by ...
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American Literature, 1986
T HE reader of Frost can hardly help noticing a recurrent structural tendency in the nature lyrics: again and again, the poems move naturally from description of an object or scene or event to a commentary or meditation on its significance. This pattern may be perfectly obvious, as in "Design" (where it is also particularly appropriate to the subject ...
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T HE reader of Frost can hardly help noticing a recurrent structural tendency in the nature lyrics: again and again, the poems move naturally from description of an object or scene or event to a commentary or meditation on its significance. This pattern may be perfectly obvious, as in "Design" (where it is also particularly appropriate to the subject ...
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