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Fionn Bennett

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ID3694466
NOMBREFionn Bennett
NOMBRESFionn
APELLIDOBennett
FIRMABENNETT F
AFILIACIONESUniversite de Reims Champagne , Reims , France
VERIFICADONo
TOTAL DE OBRAS3
TOTAL DE CITAS2
TOTAL COMO AUTOR3
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN2016
AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN2021
ÍNDICE H1
  • Saussure’s “anagrams”

    Open Access•Fionn Bennett•ARTICLE•Semiotica•2021•Referencias: 23

    In the course of his painstaking study of ancient verse, Ferdinand de Saussure came up with an intriguing theory about the phonetics of the poetry he scrutinised. He postulated that the “jeux phoniques” he detected in the texts he analysed was proof that their authors were attempting to “parasite” the surface level meaning of their verse with a “hypotexte.” This hypotexte consisted of “anagrams” of “mots thèmes” whose phonetic properties were “is…

  • The Cosmopolitical Applications of the "Spiritual" in Animist Cultures and their relevance to the environmental humanities today

    Open Access•Fionn Bennett•ARTICLE•Das Questões•2021•Citada por: 2•Referencias: 6

    Through a critical reading of Bruno Latour's "cosmopolitics" this paper maintains that the "animist" acceptation of the "the spiritual" can be repurposed into a valuable mediating resource between humankind and the beleaguered planet we live upon. By adopting a "consequentialist standpoint" it assesses the "instrumental value" of the spiritual as a means to foster improved Man-Nature relations. In this assessment I focus on the way "animist cultu…

  • Music and Language in Ancient Verse

    Open Access•Fionn Bennett•ARTICLE•Humanities•2016

    In antiquity, the relationship between “music”, “poetry”, and “language” was very different from the way they relate to each other today, for back then each of these mediums was endowed with a distinct, independent signifying code expressing a semiosis all its own. However, these separate “semiospheres” nonetheless never ceased growing towards and into one another. This is so because music and “melic” poetry were believed to have the capacity to …

  • The Cosmopolitical Applications of the "Spiritual" in Animist Cultures and their relevance to the environmental humanities today

    Open Access•Fionn Bennett•ARTICLE•Das Questões•2021•Citada por: 2•Referencias: 6

    Through a critical reading of Bruno Latour's "cosmopolitics" this paper maintains that the "animist" acceptation of the "the spiritual" can be repurposed into a valuable mediating resource between humankind and the beleaguered planet we live upon. By adopting a "consequentialist standpoint" it assesses the "instrumental value" of the spiritual as a means to foster improved Man-Nature relations. In this assessment I focus on the way "animist cultu…

  • Music and Language in Ancient Verse

    Open Access•Fionn Bennett•ARTICLE•Humanities•2016

    In antiquity, the relationship between “music”, “poetry”, and “language” was very different from the way they relate to each other today, for back then each of these mediums was endowed with a distinct, independent signifying code expressing a semiosis all its own. However, these separate “semiospheres” nonetheless never ceased growing towards and into one another. This is so because music and “melic” poetry were believed to have the capacity to …

  • Saussure’s “anagrams”

    Open Access•Fionn Bennett•ARTICLE•Semiotica•2021•Referencias: 23

    In the course of his painstaking study of ancient verse, Ferdinand de Saussure came up with an intriguing theory about the phonetics of the poetry he scrutinised. He postulated that the “jeux phoniques” he detected in the texts he analysed was proof that their authors were attempting to “parasite” the surface level meaning of their verse with a “hypotexte.” This hypotexte consisted of “anagrams” of “mots thèmes” whose phonetic properties were “is…

  • The Cosmopolitical Applications of the "Spiritual" in Animist Cultures and their relevance to the environmental humanities today

    Open Access•Fionn Bennett•ARTICLE•Das Questões•2021•Citada por: 2•Referencias: 6

    Through a critical reading of Bruno Latour's "cosmopolitics" this paper maintains that the "animist" acceptation of the "the spiritual" can be repurposed into a valuable mediating resource between humankind and the beleaguered planet we live upon. By adopting a "consequentialist standpoint" it assesses the "instrumental value" of the spiritual as a means to foster improved Man-Nature relations. In this assessment I focus on the way "animist cultu…

Philosophy (3 obras) · Art (2 obras) · Computer Science (2 obras) · Epistemology (2 obras) · Linguistics (2 obras) · Literature (2 obras) · Poetry (2 obras) · Aesthetics (1 obras) · Anagrams (1 obras) · Arabic (1 obras)

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