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Showing 1 to 20 of 36 for “"Heteroglossia"”.
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Rewiring the Text: Adaptation and Translation in the Digital Heteroglossia.
… allowed for the creation of a universal digital heteroglossia; a heteroglossia that contains the plurality of the unstable utterances of cinema, radio, television, the web and computer games. This has allowed for the process of adaptation to become more instantaneous in the simultaneous …
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Komiesa ko speel: Heteroglossia and Multimodality in bilingual children's play in a pre-school space
… ideologies are juxtaposed against the concept of heteroglossia to highlight how a paradigm shift offers a different way in which we could position children. The second part explores language and literacy as social practice from the NLS theoretical conceptualisation including, orality, …
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Heteroglossia and ‘hagiography’: authorship, authorisation and the collective/ individual couplet in different every time and associated public works
In this contextual statement, I critically reflect on the accompanying public works, including my authorised biography of the British musician Robert Wyatt. The contribution to knowledge is twofold. Firstly, there is the fact that, despite his status as a musician, mine is to date the only Robert …
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'Heteroglossia in IsiXhosa/English bilingual children's writing: a case study of Grade 6 IsiXhosa Home Language in a Township School
The South African constitution recognises 11 official languages, of which isiXhosa is one. IsiXhosa belongs to the Nguni language family which also comprises of isiZulu, isiNdebele, and siSwati. IsiXhosa is mostly spoken in the Eastern and Western Cape Provinces. Those that regard isiXhosa as their …
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BECOMING INFINITE: A BAKHTINIAN CONSIDERATION OF DAVID FOSTER WALLACE’S INFINITE JEST
… linguistic theories of dialogic conflict and heteroglossia with his literary theories on the grotesque provides an integrated stylistic methodology that illustrates the connections between Wallace’s use of imagery and style. In view of his use of both grotesque liminal imagery and dialogized …
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"""Hitting a straight lick with a crooked stick"": Humor and the subversive in three novels by Zora Neale Hurston"
… Specifically, the carnivalesque and the heteroglossia often subvert essentialist notions of (Black) identity.
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The signification of speech and writing in the work of Charles Dickens
… to all is rejected, and language is seen as 'heteroglossia' a collection of diverse voices. Bakhtin's focus on dialogue and the social context of utterance is balanced by Derrida's stress on writing as a textuality in which there is no dialogue of voices. Informed by these ideas, the remaining …
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Iconoclast in the mirror.
… of subjectivity, self-awareness, lyricism, heteroglossia, and social contextualization, from perspectives including Bakhtinian, queer, feminist and postructuralist theories, and Peircian semiotics. Tony Hoagland, W.H. Auden, Adrienne Rich, and the poetic prose of Hélène Cixous provide …
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Framing Standard and Dialect in Black Women's Novels
… novelists reorient Black women's images through heteroglossia. Mikhail Bakhtin reads the novel as an interaction between languages as socio-ideological bodies. Challenging a dominant hegemony, the novel dialogic underscores Black women's resistant writing; however, Bakhtin's fusion of language …
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Rethinking the Community as Temple: Discourse and Spatial Practice in the Community Rule (1QS)
… with Mikhail Bakhtin’s work on discourse and heteroglossia and Pierre Bourdieu’s work on practice and habitus. Together, these three thinkers provide a theoretical framework for reading 1QS and examining how spatial discourse and practice functioned for and informed the identity of its …
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SCROLLING CRITICALLY: MOMFLUENCERS AS SITES OF COMPOSITION, RHETORIC, AND PEDAGOGICAL INSIGHT
… literacy and Mikhail Bahktin’s concept of heteroglossia to analyze how meaning is constructed across platforms. Chapter 2 investigates the rhetorical and compositional strategies Momfluencers use on platforms such as Instagram and TikTok, highlighting how authenticity, professional …
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Muckraking Exposes and the Shaping of Progressive Era Political Culture
… within a traditionally religious genre. The heteroglossia of the exposes suggest an unstable and open political culture, one ripe for change. Indeed, an examination of the exposes reveal how two performative tradition take advantage of the instability and attempt to craft a political morality …
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East Side Story: Jewish American Writing In New York City, 1898-1934
… characters to negotiate the complexities of heteroglossia as they navigate the crowded city streets
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Teaching the Sermon: Lyric, Narrative, and T. S. Eliot
… by Jonathan Culler's writing, and the theory of heteroglossia established by Mikhail Bakhtin. However, that analysis will be merely a stepping stone for a more strictly pedagogical question that this project seeks to answer. That question is, namely, the query of which branch of contemporary …
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Comics and the Carnivalesque: The Daily Mirror, Jane, and the birth of adult British newspaper strips.
… ways in which carnival, dialogism, polyphony and heteroglossia can be used to understand how comics operated within their social and cultural contexts.
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Multiple literacies in a multicultural setting: Contextualizing nontraditional students' appropriation of virtuality and reality
… online and face-to-face, using ""virtual"" heteroglossia to refer to the multiple voices present in a virtual environment as well as to the shifting perceptions of reality. To move from theoretical explorations to practical applications, I look at specific instances of meaning making with a …
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Resisting dominant language and literacy ideologies through family multilingualism and the making of ikhaya
… tension of interactions between monoglossia and heteroglossia, I examine family discourses in everyday language use of a South African family. In this family, processes of attribution of value to linguistic forms and practices are inscribed together with the construction of social difference and …
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Constructions Of Anarchism In British Fiction, 1885-1914
… James's monoglossic prose style represses the heteroglossia represented for him by naturalism and newspaper discourse, which are regarded as forms of aesthetic anarchy. It then shows how the novel's anxiety about anarchism centres upon its construction of the movement as a form of …
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Beloved Savages and Other Outsiders: Genre and Gender Transgressions in the Travel Writings of Herman Melville, Bayard Taylor, and Charles Warren Stoddard
… literary styles to create a new combined genre; heteroglossia, an inherent human trait of using dissimilar media and vocabularies; and intertextuality, the introduction of a peripheral text into the main narrative of a text. In addition to their disregard for the boundaries of genre, these …
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Reading Houellebecq And His Fictions
… and his characters, disregarding the inherent heteroglossia of the novel and reducing Houellebecq’s works to thesis novels necessarily expressing the private opinions and prejudices of the author. This thesis explores an alternative approach to Houellebecq and his novels. Rather than employing …
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