... hermeneutics of suspicion method in literary criticism Wittgenstein Freud Kierkegaard ...

... hermeneutics of suspicion method in literary criticism Wittgenstein Freud Kierkegaard ...

..., this means trying to answer the question “Why this?” hermeneutics of suspicion method in literary criticism Wittgenstein Freud Kierkegaard In literary criticism, proponents of critique assume that texts have hidden meanings that must be uncovered by the critic. This has given rise to the idea...

... the souls they contain. This policing process enacts a hermeneutics of suspicion and relies upon a form of anxious reason with both a universalizing and a particularizing racial action. This presumption of threat to and by the soul is crucial for explaining the “anti” quality that we find in racisms...

... proposed interpretive paradigms such as “surface reading,” “ordinary language criticism,” and “postcritique” are correct in pointing out that the symptomatic reading practices associated with the hermeneutics of suspicion have brought literary criticism to a deadening impasse, Sbriglia nonetheless...

... this?” hermeneutics of suspicion method in literary criticism Wittgenstein Freud Kierkegaard ...

... and psychoanalytic lineage of critique. But cliché proves a slippery object of critique. Resistant to formal analysis, obviating a hermeneutics of suspicion, yet promiscuous and ubiquitous, cliché points us toward language’s materiality: its use, frequency, heft, sound, texture, etc. A phenomenology of cliché...

... to the Marxist and psychoanalytic lineage of critique. But cliché proves a slippery object of critique. Resistant to formal analysis, obviating a hermeneutics of suspicion, yet promiscuous and ubiquitous, cliché points us toward language’s materiality: its use, frequency, heft, sound, texture, etc...

.... Conceding that advocates and practitioners of recently proposed interpretive paradigms such as “surface reading,” “ordinary language criticism,” and “postcritique” are correct in pointing out that the symptomatic reading practices associated with the hermeneutics of suspicion have brought literary criticism...