...Ruth Amossy © 2002 by the Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics 2002 Doxa and Related Notions: A Selected Annotated Bibliography of Francophone Research 6722 Poetics Today / 23:3 / sheet 173 of 214 Ruth Amossy...

... could not be used without both physical access—which reinforces the need for preservation regardless of media—and recognized cataloging standards and vocabulary. The article includes examples of the uses made of testimonies in various disciplines and challenges present and future researchers to expand...

... Gordon 1950 “Some Notes on Plato's Protagoras,” Journal of Philosophical and Phenomenological Research 10 : 486 -99. Cobb, William 1982 “The Argument of the Protagoras,” Dialogue 21 : 713 -32. Coby, Patrick 1982 “The Education of a Sophist: Aspects of Plato's `Protagoras...

...Jan Baetens; Jean-Jacques Poucel Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics 2010 Constrained Writing: An Annotated Bibliography of Research Jan Baetens University of Louvain, Cultural Studies Jean-Jacques Poucel Yale University, French This annotated bibliography...

... Evaluation .” Communication Research 33 , no. 1 : 3 – 18 . Apsler Robert Sears David O. . 1968 . “ Warning, Personal Involvement, and Attitude Change .” Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 9 , no. 2 : 162 – 66 . Bálint Katalin Tan Ed S. . 2019 . “ Absorbed...

... by Reeve C. D. C. , translated by Nehamas Alexander Woodruff Paul ( Indianapolis : Hackett ). Propp Vladimir 1958 [1928] Morphology of the Folktale . Translated by Scott Laurence ( Bloomington : Research Center in Anthropology, Folklore, and Linguistics, Indiana...

... School of Economics and Political Science and Center for the Study of Bioscience, Biomedicine, Biotechnology, and Society , www.bios-research.com/index.php/research/brain-self-and-society/bss-papers . Adams Jon 2008 “ The Sufficiency of Code: Galatea 2.2 and the Necessity of Embodiment...

... attributing to it certain generic characteristics, it is difficult to speak of an evolution of the manifesto. Second, this article seeks to show the relationship between scholarly work on manifesto and the position of the researcher in the academic field. The researcher's position in the field of literary...

...David Anaki; Avishai Henik Most studies of synesthesia have documented its unidirectional nature. For example, in grapheme-color synesthesia, a digit (e.g., 5) triggers a color (e.g., yellow) but not vice versa. This has led many to believe synesthesia is unidirectional. However, research has...

...Anneleen Masschelein; Christophe Meurée; David Martens; Stéphanie Vanasten This article brings together the scattered research from the French, English, and German research traditions on the literary interview, that is, the extensive personal interview given by (or in some cases also conducted...

... psychosomatic perceptual patterns which are used on all levels of speech reception in cultural and political contexts. This makes rhetorically conspicuous texts efficient as stimulus material for empirical research into neurocognitive modeling of how poetic texts are read. Adaptations as revisitations of prior...

...Richard van Oort In this article, I argue that the problem of representation stands at the center of the debate concerning the legitimacy of cognitivism as a research strategy for the humanities. Yet, curiously, very few commentators in this debate see representation to be a problem at all...

...Helen Freshwater This article problematizes cultural studies' recent return to the“thing,” assessing the archive's position in research work. I draw on my experience of consultation of the surviving records of the Lord Chamberlain's theater censorship office in order to demonstrate...

...Richard J. Gerrig; David N. Rapp Most psychological researchers now accept the premise that literary narratives have an effect on people's everyday lives. Contemporary research examines the types of psychological processes that give rise to literary impact. The article describes experiments in two...

... invocation and deferral of the body, with particular attention to the eyes, which for Richards stand at the beginning and outside of the literary experience. The author argues that this deferral exists in Richards’s work and persists into embodied cognitive science’s research into eye movement in reading...

.... By linking the notion of engagement within the PISA framework with phenomenologically oriented empirical research on expressive reading and the notion of emergent thinking in existing shared reading research, the article argues for the role of the reader leader in facilitating literary engagement...

...? And are these technologies affecting assignments and student reading patterns in other ways? This article begins by arguing for the relevance of long-form reading and then reviews prior research on how much assigned reading students in higher education report completing. With these findings as background, university faculty...

...Marina Tarlinskaja Abstract This essay researches how Robert Frost's poems “are made.” It offers new methodologies of analyzing stressing, the main constituent of poetic rhythm. Frost's iambic tetrameter is the material of analysis. The formula of entropy is used to measure the rhythmical diversity...

... share of samizdat documents were smuggled out of the communist countries to the West, ending up in numerous organizations and private collections abroad. The dispersed character of samizdat archival sources has a negative effect on the quality of research in this area. One of the main objectives...

...Timothy C. Baker Recent research by V. S. Ramachandran and Semir Zeki has used neuroscientific methods to investigate the nature of aesthetic response. By situating their work in the context of post-Kantian aesthetic discourse, this essay demonstrates that such research provides an opportunity...