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Michelle Tantlinger on Keesey, Ch 6 (Introduction): I like Keesey.
Sue on Keesey, Ch 6 (Introduction): "If language is our insturment of thought, as it i
Katie Vann on Keesey, Ch 6 (Introduction): "By following the premises of our interpretative s
Bethany Merryman on Keesey, Ch 6 (Introduction): why focus on the human culture from structuralism?
Greta Carroll on Keesey, Ch 6 (Introduction): Decoding the Differences Between Deconstructionism
james lohr on Keesey, Ch 6 (Introduction): "For, as we have noted, the necessary condition fo
Derek Tickle on Keesey, Ch 6 (Introduction): I always tell people Don't Linger on the Past, but
Mara Barreiro on Keesey, Ch 6 (Introduction): we are much less creators than we are creatures of
Jenna on Keesey, Ch 6 (Introduction): Deconstruct the Written Language http://blogs.seto
Michelle Tantlinger on Keesey, Ch 6 (Introduction): I like Keesey.
Sue on Keesey, Ch 6 (Introduction): "If language is our insturment of thought, as it i
Katie Vann on Keesey, Ch 6 (Introduction): "By following the premises of our interpretative s
Bethany Merryman on Keesey, Ch 6 (Introduction): why focus on the human culture from structuralism?
Greta Carroll on Keesey, Ch 6 (Introduction): Decoding the Differences Between Deconstructionism
james lohr on Keesey, Ch 6 (Introduction): "For, as we have noted, the necessary condition fo
Derek Tickle on Keesey, Ch 6 (Introduction): I always tell people Don't Linger on the Past, but
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I DO NOT LIKE IT SAM I AM!
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/AngelaPalumbo/2009/03/i_do_not_like_it_sam_i_am.html
“Deconstructive criticism, then, is poststructural in at least three senses: it comes after structuralism; it deconstructs the central concept of ‘structure’; yet at the same time it continues many of the key ideas of structuralism, among them the ideas that humans are signifying creatures, that human culture is a system of sign systems, and that the source and pattern for these systems is language” (Keesey 349-350).
I always tell people Don't Linger on the Past, but on the Future
"For, as we have noted, the necessary condition for any meaningful utterance is that it be structured according to a system that is, in Derrida's phrase, 'always already' in place and quite independent of the speaker - already 'written,' on might say" (Keesey 347).
Decoding the Differences Between Deconstructionism and Poststructuralism
“Poststructuralism, then, may be more broadly defined as the application of a deconstructive language model to all aspects of culture and thought” (Keesey 350).
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/GretaCarroll/2009/03/decoding_the_differences_betwe.html
why focus on the human culture from structuralism?
"By following the premises of our interpretative systems to their paradoxical conclusions, they remind us that we often achieve our insights by turning a blind eye to those impasses where our line of thought turns back upon itself" (Keesey 351).
"If language is our insturment of thought, as it is certainly our instrument of expression," (Keeley 342).
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/SueMyers/2009/03/starting-at-the.html
I like Keesey.
Deconstruct the Written Language
http://blogs.setonhill.edu/JennaMiller/2009/03/deconstruct-the-written-langua.html
we are much less creators than we are creatures of "our" language
Literary critics are mad scientist