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...Miguel Tamen Morson Gary Saul , The Words of Others: From Quotations to Culture . ( New Haven, CT : Yale University Press , 2011 ), 352 pp. © 2014 by Duke University Press 2014...

... and illustrates that idea by means of four quotations, taken from authors as different as Richard Rorty and David Schneider, Marcel Mauss and Henri Michaux. The quotations can be said to “exemplify” anthropology in terms that are interestingly (and diversely) restrictive: some of them amount to extrinsic...

..., and phenomenology. The new sign, a pair of quotation marks around a blank space, signfies the absence of any sign. Most generally, “ ” relates to the blank space that surrounds and underlies a text; by locating “ ” within the text, the margins are brought inside and can become the focus of attention. Not only...

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..., then, often and only first quotations remember the atoss- in that, implication the given it, topic disinvites the time, same the At discussion. invites move The Bakhtin. Mikhail by put forth view the to similar eled onquotation, mod beings ofhuman view ageneral endorse to means...

... states in his Common Knowledge piece, “that he did tell Price by phone that the CIA was briefly an associate member of the HRAF and then resigned. But Ember disputed the accuracy of Price’s quotation.” However, David Price, in correspon- dence with Shweder and the editors, has confirmed the accuracy...

... felt like throwing up. Sometimes he would run into some little squirt in 1. A direct quotation from Nikolai Gogol s story The Tale of How Ivan Ivanovich Quarreled with Ivan Niki­ forovich, where Ivan Ivanovich thus concludes his inter­ action with an old woman begging on the street. Sk id an T h e...

...- tin Köhler (Stanford, CA: Stanford Univ. Press, 1998), 11–27, quotation from 13. scholars of the United States Constitution.5 Among international lawyers, this 490 development is more obviously the case. The classic...

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... Koopman. See Rondel, “On Rorty's Evangelical Metaphilosophy” ; Tartaglia, “Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature” ; Koopman, “Rorty's Metaphilosophy.” 28. Rorty, Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature , 360 . All quotations in the present paragraph and the one following are taken from this chapter...

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... .   C o m m o n K n o w l e d g e 380 Quotations Quotations are from , MSS 1334...

... Among the many quotations accompanying the word Pflicht the accompanying quotations many the Among makes the word unusable...

... the and .  Common Knowledge 274 The quotation is from my own notes on the seminar, seminar, the on notes own my from is quotation...

...), feels like a distraction from the book's purported theme. And then there is the three-page-long quotation from Hrabanus Maurus on the topic of domesticated pigs . . .  The dispersal of attention on the part of the author derives from an inadequately focused definition of distraction. While...

... of acquisition or distribution. The many quotations from the survey responses bring to life the intensity of this activity. Receiving a sought-after text with an injunction to return it (or pass it on) the next day might mean reading all through the night to get through hundreds of pages. And while...

...). The young professor was particularly irritated by recurrent advice to read Derrida. Must I read De la grammatologie , he asked, because it is vaguely related to the topic I am working on? Why must I quote him? And if I have not read him, must I pretend that I have? In the academic quotation economy, we...

... decorously through this clamor of rival clichés and human confusion seeking to present itself as coherence. She never raises her voice, leaving Reformation noise to babble out from her quotations and judiciously chosen illustrations. Amid the portraits, contemplate the aged faces of Mary Honywood, who at her...