107 research outputs found
Democracy and Human Rights Discourse in the Africa-EU Partnership: Normative Cover for Structural Violence in Free Trade Structures
No full textArthur O. and Selma ?Sally? Eide Knold Letters, 1940
No full textThis collection contains letters mostly between Arthur and Sally, though there are a handful of letters to other people. The collection is in date order by the postmark on the envelopes. Many of the letters are written Hotel Fargoan stationary. These letters were used to write the three-book series, Hotel Fargoan by Eileen Torgersen-Smith
Author, Author, o la celebración del ser y del autor (Parte I)
No full textEn su constante defensa de los méritos formales y estéticos del realismo literario, David
Lodge se ha centrado en dos aspectos básicos de la tradición humanista que han sido fuer-
temente cuestionados por el estructuralismo y la desconstrucción: el concepto del autor
como individuo único y origen de la obra creativa, y la idea de la literatura como acto
comunicativo. La obra literaria no surge por accidente, sino que es el resultado de las deci-
siones y elecciones intencionadas que el autor hace con el objetivo de comunicarse con sus
lectores. En los últimos años Lodge se ha interesado por otro aspecto del realismo tradicio-
nal que está siendo criticado no sólo en la esfera de las humanidades, sino también de la
ciencia: la idea de la persona como ser único y autónomo.In his constant defence of the aesthetic and formal worth of literary realism, David Lodge
has always focused on two basic premises of the tradition of liberal humanism that have
been heavily attacked by poststructuralism and deconstruction: the notion of the author as
the unique and authenticating origin of the text and the idea of literature as communica-
tion. No work of art comes into being by accident, but is the result of the intentional
choices and decisions of the author who wants to communicate something to the reader. In
the last years Lodge has paid special attention to another aspect of the realistic tradition
that has been undermined not only by the humanities but also by science in recent times:
the idea of the person as an autonomous, individual self
Aristófanes, Paz, 374-375
No full textReference to initiatory cults in Peace 374-5 can be interpreted as a sexual allusion, as wc can deduce froin the comparison with Frogs 337-8 and Acharnians 736 ss. The author o
Profit motives piece in which Dan Nainan shares his thoughts with the author o
No full textProfit motives piece in which Dan Nainan shares his thoughts with the author on how to successfully start a small business, drawing from his own experience embarking on a new career as a comedia
Profile of John Thorne, producer of the newsletter Simple Cooking and author o
No full textProfile of John Thorne, producer of the newsletter Simple Cooking and author of three Maine cookbooks, all noted for their detailed historical investigation into simple foods. He decries the destruction of Maine culture and cooking, and the encroachment of mediocre food everywhere. He\u27s moving to Massachusetts himself
Author, Author, o la celebración del ser y del autor (Parte II)
No full textIn the last years David Lodge has been particularly concerned with the way in which both science and the humanities are challenging the traditional idea of the self as unique and
autonomous: “If the self is a fiction, it may perhaps be the supreme fiction, the greatest
achievement of human consciousness, the one that makes us human.” For Lodge the novel
is the genre that best reflects the subjectivity of human experience, thus offering us the
richest and most comprehensive record of human consciousness. His last novel, Author,
Author, like the previous one, Thinks... is a clear apology of the autonomous, individual
self, not only because its main character is a writer, Henry James, who always defended that
the subject of the novel was the whole of human consciousness, but because it allows us to
have access to his inner thoughts and feelings, precisely those that cannot be described by
science.En los últimos años David Lodge se ha interesado particularmente por el modo en que
tanto la ciencia como las humanidades han cuestionado el concepto tradicional del ser
humano como individuo único y autónomo: “If the self is a fiction, it may perhaps be the
supreme fiction, the greatest achievement of human consciousness, the one that makes us
human.” Para Lodge la novela es el género que mejor refleja la subjetividad de la experiencia
humana, ofreciéndonos la más rica y extensa descripción de la consciencia humana. Su
última novela, Author, Author, como la anterior, Thinks... es una clara apología del ser indi-
vidual y autónomo, no sólo porque su principal personaje sea un autor, Henry James, que
siempre defendió que el principal tema de la novela debía ser la totalidad de la consciencia
humana, sino también porque nos permite tener acceso a sus pensamientos y sentimientos
más íntimos, precisamente aquellos que no pueden ser descritos por la ciencia
Modernized content and methodological apparatus of textbooks on the literature-based reading as a means of forming reading and communicative competence of primary school students
No full textРозкрито компетентнісний потенціал чинних підручників «Українська мова та читання. Частина 2» для 2–4 класів (авторка О. Вашуленко) щодо формування в молодших школярів читацької і комунікативної компетентності.The competency-based potential of current textbooks «Ukrainian language and reading. Part 2» for grades 2-4 (by author O. Vashulenko) regarding the formation of reading and communicative competence in younger schoolchildren are disclosed
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