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... Lecture 20, “Wittgenstein,” examines Ludwig Josef Johan Wittgenstein’s move from the emphasis on logic in his early work to his efforts to describe everyday language games and their relations to forms of life, in which meaning is understood as use. language game depth grammar form...

... In “Transing the Queer (In)human,” the author offers a different kind of intertext for “My Words to Victor Frankenstein,” gesturing toward Gayatri Spivak on subaltern speech, Jean-François Lyotard on language games, and Michael Hardt and others on affective labor. “My Words to Victor...

... sign/symbol transaction naturalism Lecture 20, “Wittgenstein,” examines Ludwig Josef Johan Wittgenstein’s move from the emphasis on logic in his early work to his efforts to describe everyday language games and their relations to forms of life, in which meaning is understood as use...

... speech, Jean-François Lyotard on language games, and Michael Hardt and others on affective labor. “My Words to Victor Frankenstein” enacts speaking rather than being spoken to or of, crafting moves in a rigged discursive game, and venting the surplus feelings having to do all that work generates...

... games and their relations to forms of life, in which meaning is understood as use. language game depth grammar form of life rule private language Lecture 21, “Structuralism,” focuses on French structuralism. It begins by laying out some broad commitments and then focuses of the work...

... across multiple limitations, including language barriers, spotty Internet access, and enthusiasm that outstripped tools (thirty students using two computers) using Jeopardy!- style games, tiered classes, and other challenges to bring genuine computer proficiency to people of all ages in the town...

... Bangtan Universe haptic transmedia intertextuality In “Sweet Chili and Cajun: Tasting the Power of Language with the BTS McDonald’s Meal,” Melody Lynch-Kimery observes that the 2021 BTS Meal was the first time McDonald’s promoted a meal worldwide using a language other than English on food...

... on this knowledge across multiple limitations, including language barriers, spotty Internet access, and enthusiasm that outstripped tools (thirty students using two computers) using Jeopardy!- style games, tiered classes, and other challenges to bring genuine computer proficiency to people of all ages in the town...