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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Phenomenological criticism."”.

  1. A phenomenological criticism: A phenomenologically based methodology for analyzing theatrical works

    The thesis, using Husserlian phenomenology, presents a descriptive, analytical approach for theatrical works. The methodology consists of two parts: "feeling" and "meaning." "Feeling" covers the reader/viewer's experience of the work; "meaning" covers the source of that experience in the work. An …

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  2. The most dangerous game : a phenomenological criticism of the rhetoric of nuclear war, 1945-1981.

    This study represents an attempt to isolate and describe the legitimation tactics used by American foreign policy rhetors in the specific instance of nuclear diplomacy rhetoric. This group of speeches is argued to be particularly rich in such appeals for two primary reasons. First, the nature of …

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  3. Feeling real in fiction : a study of the phenomenological mimesis of givenness in the novel.

    … mimetically parallels fundamental aspects of the phenomenological disclosure of a life-world. Being-in-the-novel, as described by phenomenological theorists such as Iser, Ricoeur, and Sartre, feels like being-in-the-world, as described by phenomenological thinkers such as Husserl, Heidegger, and …

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