Billed as an existential farce, it crossbreeds the physical conventions of French farce _ people popping in and out from behind doors and from under beds _ with flights of literary discourse and philosophizing about love, desire and identity.
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Yet political idealism proposing a unified " South Africa " ( a remnant of the colonial British approach ) has seeped into literary discourse and demands a unified national literature, which does not exist and has to be fabricated.
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Though virtually unknown today, " Babouk " has gained some notoriety in academic circles through its attempted linking of the slave trade with capitalism, and one professor has suggested that it would make a valuable addition to post-colonial literary discourse.
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Tarabotti used this network to engage in critical political and literary discourse with cultural and political figures, and to help in the editing and publishing of five texts during her lifetime ( and, Paternal Tyranny , her most prized work, two years after her death ).
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Author of several monographs, books, textbooks and more than 80 scientific articles; Editor of the book-Totalitarianism and Literary Discourse . 20th Century Experience ( published by Cambridge Scholars Publishing in 2012 ) . ( http : / / www . amazon . com / Totalitarianism-Literary-Discourse-Century-Experience / dp / 1443834459)
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"The Man Who ( Thought He ) Looked Like Robert Taylor " is a literary discourse illustrating the yearning of many Filipinos to go and reside in America despite hardships, and the " loneliness and sense of exile " they experienced while being in the United States after World War II through the 1970s.
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A Literary Discourse Analysis of Dag Solstad's Authorship " ( University of Oslo, 2009 ), Inger �stenstad argues from different perspectives that Solstad is Norway's greatest contemporary writer, and uses a version of Dominique Maingueneau's discourse theory to analyse the components of oeuvre, reception, meta-text that in Solstad's case contribute to his established greatness.
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Posner does not believe in the use of literary discourse in jurisprudential debate, and in colloquy has described West's analysis of literature in legal debate as " particularly eccentric . " Posner writes that " law is subject matter rather than technique ", and that legal method is the method of choice in legal realms, not a literary one.
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As it is clear that classroom interaction and social learning will appeal to teachers and researchers who have an interest in classroom discourse, this research tends to find out more about the extent and importance of literary discourse in foreign language acquisition and the need and importance of literary texts for a comprehensive attainment of higher levels of language skills.
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Small surprise, then, that in delivering the Charles Eliot Norton Lecture series this semester at Harvard University, Ms . Gordimer, a 70-year-old South African, is again combining political commitment with literary insight to focus on Naguib Mahfouz, Chinua Achebe and Amos Oz-- " absolutely wonderful writers " of the developing world who, she contends, have been virtually shut out of Western literary discourse.
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