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Literary Theory: A Very Short Introduction
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Theoretical Schools and Movements: Identity, Identification, and the Subject Theoretical schools and movements as discussed by the authors have a long history in the field of movement theory and movement.Abstract:
1. What is theory? 2. What is Literature and Does it Matter? 3. Literature and Cultural Studies 4. Language, Meaning, and Interpretation 5. Rhetoric, Poetics, and Poetry 6. Narrative 7. Performative Language 8. Identity, Identification, and the Subject Theoretical Schools and Movements References Further Reading Indexread more
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Flourishing as Productive Paradox in Mary Oliver's Poetry
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The Indictment of God and the American Society in Countee Cullen’s Poetry
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Hybrid Discourse in the General Prologue Portraits
TL;DR: The two chapters devoted to the General Prologue in Sources and Analogues of the Canterbury Tales as mentioned in this paper substantiate recent interest in the framing of the Canonical Tales and a more long-standing concern for the sources of its portraits' details.
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Sources of the Self: The Making of the Modern Identity
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Course in General Linguistics
Henry M. Hoenigswald,Albert Sechehay,Ferdinand de Saussure,Charles Bally,Albert Reidlinger,Wade Baskin +5 more
TL;DR: This chapter discusses Diachronic Linguistics, a branch of linguistics that focuses on the study of language structure and semantics through the lens of evolutionary psychology.
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Course in General Linguistics
TL;DR: A brief survey of the history of Linguistics can be found in this paper, with a focus on synchronic and diachronic Linguistic information. But it is not a comprehensive survey of all of the major aspects of linguistics.