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... This chapters begins with an analysis of how Saussure’s linguistic discovery that the basic elements of spoken language are not sounds per se but rather phonemes: abstract, differential units within a structure. Moving from this fundamental tenet of structural linguistics, it shows how language...

...A Divided World This chapters begins with an analysis of how Saussure’s linguistic discovery that the basic elements of spoken language are not sounds per se but rather phonemes: abstract, differential units within a structure. Moving from this fundamental tenet of structural linguistics...

... Lecture 21, “Structuralism,” focuses on French structuralism. It begins by laying out some broad commitments and then focuses of the work of the anthropologist Claude Lévi-Strauss and the linguist Ferdinand de Saussure. deep structure codes diacritical relations signifier/signified...

... Lecture 22, “Structuralism and Subjectivity,” presents three structuralists who attempted to account for subjectivity within the constraints of structuralism’s antihumanism: Émile Benveniste’s linguistic theory; Louis Althusser’s Marxist theory; and Jacque Lacan’s psychoanalytic theory...

... structure and identification with Theresa Hak Kyung Cha’s mudang . Flesh is a form of rewriting the double reproductive capacity of the daughter’s desire immanent to and transcendent of human linguistic genealogy. terra incognita flesh of her flesh Zong! Bari atless ...

... and then focuses of the work of the anthropologist Claude Lévi-Strauss and the linguist Ferdinand de Saussure. Lecture 22, “Structuralism and Subjectivity,” presents three structuralists who attempted to account for subjectivity within the constraints of structuralism’s antihumanism: Émile Benveniste’s...

... in this moment, Korean, more specifically Hangeul, was foregrounded. The BTS Meal’s marketing success, even with its uneven implementation, points to the potentials and limits of this moment of language diversification within the larger structures of corporate capitalism. McDonald’s language linguistic...

..., irrespective of ethnic, class, and linguistic boundaries, the Yugoslav army had to be structured as a heterotopian space, in which a single official language was used (as opposed to linguistic diversity as the Yugoslav ideal), female citizens were excluded, and soldiers and officers whose sexuality did not fit...

... with precise pitch, and have overlooked or diminished the relevance of complex sounds, that is, those with nonperiodic frequency structures or variable pitch. Linguistic and cultural conventions further guide how we hear sounds as either noisy or noble. Acknowledging the constructive and constraining effect...

... and their relations to forms of life, in which meaning is understood as use. Lecture 21, “Structuralism,” focuses on French structuralism. It begins by laying out some broad commitments and then focuses of the work of the anthropologist Claude Lévi-Strauss and the linguist Ferdinand de Saussure. Lecture...

... the various resistances such organizing encountered. In this second take, Snitow makes a new list, this time of the weaknesses of NGOs in general, and, particularly in the region. The list includes: various kinds of ignorance; the stress placed on community by unequal resources; common linguistic and social...

... packaging. Lynch-Kimery tracks the meal’s release and reception in different countries and linguistic landscapes to understand how the marketing campaign reinforced and disrupted linguistic capital across cultural and economic contexts. Through social media and press coverage, Lynch-Kimery examines how...

.... Baldwin uses pronoun play as a rhetorical strategy to enact a vision of democracy he finds lacking in America; considering his linguistic methods alongside Delaney’s experiments with abstraction and figuration clarifies how Baldwin refuses to surrender the authenticity of his own personhood even as he...

... resistances such organizing encountered. In this second take, Snitow makes a new list, this time of the weaknesses of NGOs in general, and, particularly in the region. The list includes: various kinds of ignorance; the stress placed on community by unequal resources; common linguistic and social...

...) studies, medical anthropology, and linguistic anthropology in scrutinizing how parents, physicians, nurses, epidemiologists, and journalists constructed competing knowledge claims. It draws on Charles S. Peirce in distinguishing three types. Symbolic dimensions revolved around specifying a diagnostic...