2012
DOI: 10.4324/9780203446447
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Literary Theory: The Basics

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“…82-86). Hans Bertens (2007), writing about Claude Lévi-Strauss, is helpful here: "Cultural signs position themselves somewhere on a gliding scale between pairs of opposites and in so doing express a relation between two terms, one of which represents a presence while the other represents an absence" (Bertens, 2007, pp. 63-64).…”
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“…82-86). Hans Bertens (2007), writing about Claude Lévi-Strauss, is helpful here: "Cultural signs position themselves somewhere on a gliding scale between pairs of opposites and in so doing express a relation between two terms, one of which represents a presence while the other represents an absence" (Bertens, 2007, pp. 63-64).…”
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“…Det vill säga, de vill att orden och texten ska tala, inte författaren. Det sättet att se på litteraturanalys faller inom paradigmet The new criticism (Ransom, 1941;Wellek & Warren, 1977), vilket framhåller närläsning och sätter texten i sig i centrum (Bertens, 2014). Det leder till att lärarna i lägre grad poängterar källinformation; dels upplever de den som irrelevant vid skönlitterär läsning, dels går en sådan läsart inte ut på att utvärdera informationens trovärdighet utan mera på att få en litterär upplevelse.…”
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“…Bhabha's interest was in the interaction going both ways between the two spheres of colonizers and colonized, shifting his focus from 'the noisy command of colonial authority' and 'the silent repression of native traditions' to 'the colonial hybrid'. His positive views of hybridity made us more aware of the situation within colonial and postcolonial societies (Bertens, 2007).…”
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