Itamar Even-Zohar
Biographic Data
| ID | 1376100 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Itamar Even-Zohar |
| GIVEN NAMES | Itamar |
| FAMILY NAME | Even-Zohar |
| SIGNATURE | EVEN-ZOHAR I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Unit of Culture Research , Tel Aviv University , Tel Aviv 6997801 , Israel |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Intercultural competition over resources via contests for symbolic capitals
Intergroup competition over resources is attested since the dawn of history. Written and archaeological evidence go back to at least the fourth millennium BC. According to accepted views, evolution has favored humans because of their ability to have cumulative cultures, which has made flexible adaptation possible. One major aspect of this adaptation has been the ability to handle power contests without engaging physical force. Instead, increasing…
The End of Literature; or, What Purposes Does It Continue to Serve
This article proposes to acknowledge the decline, roughly since the 1950s, in the role of literature as a major mechanism of life models, whether conservative or innovatory, and consequently to reevaluate the rationale of continuing literary studies as they are practiced today. This alleged decline does not mean that nonpractical texts, whether written or oral, have lost their various and often indispensable functions for socialization, developin…
Le patrimoine qui attise les conflits
Cet article traite des conséquences préjudiciables de certaines pratiques patrimoniales dans les relations de groupes au long de l’histoire humaine. Son objectif est de mettre en évidence les conflits intergroupes qui sont enflammés par le patrimoine. En tant que bien symbolique assurant prestige et avantages à ceux qui le possèdent, le patrimoine a servi depuis des temps immémoriaux à mobiliser la population pour obtenir des gains stratégiques l…
Factors and Dependencies in Culture: A Revised Outline for Polysystem Culture Research
Russian Vpc's in Hebrew Literary Language
Translation Theory Today: A Call for Transfer Theory
spirit of the original, that the meaning of a text means both content and style, and so on. Not to speak of such approaches where norms are either overtly or covertly stated, i.e., where we are told how translations should look or how they should be conceived of in terms of one or another evaluative norm. This does not happen only at such conferences where innocent translators, never before exposed to contemporary knowledge, rediscover with great…
Constraints of Realeme Insertability in Narrative
The End of Literature; or, What Purposes Does It Continue to Serve
This article proposes to acknowledge the decline, roughly since the 1950s, in the role of literature as a major mechanism of life models, whether conservative or innovatory, and consequently to reevaluate the rationale of continuing literary studies as they are practiced today. This alleged decline does not mean that nonpractical texts, whether written or oral, have lost their various and often indispensable functions for socialization, developin…
Translation Theory Today: A Call for Transfer Theory
spirit of the original, that the meaning of a text means both content and style, and so on. Not to speak of such approaches where norms are either overtly or covertly stated, i.e., where we are told how translations should look or how they should be conceived of in terms of one or another evaluative norm. This does not happen only at such conferences where innocent translators, never before exposed to contemporary knowledge, rediscover with great…
Constraints of Realeme Insertability in Narrative
Translation Theory Today: A Call for Transfer Theory
spirit of the original, that the meaning of a text means both content and style, and so on. Not to speak of such approaches where norms are either overtly or covertly stated, i.e., where we are told how translations should look or how they should be conceived of in terms of one or another evaluative norm. This does not happen only at such conferences where innocent translators, never before exposed to contemporary knowledge, rediscover with great…
Russian Vpc's in Hebrew Literary Language
Factors and Dependencies in Culture: A Revised Outline for Polysystem Culture Research
Le patrimoine qui attise les conflits
Cet article traite des conséquences préjudiciables de certaines pratiques patrimoniales dans les relations de groupes au long de l’histoire humaine. Son objectif est de mettre en évidence les conflits intergroupes qui sont enflammés par le patrimoine. En tant que bien symbolique assurant prestige et avantages à ceux qui le possèdent, le patrimoine a servi depuis des temps immémoriaux à mobiliser la population pour obtenir des gains stratégiques l…
The End of Literature; or, What Purposes Does It Continue to Serve
This article proposes to acknowledge the decline, roughly since the 1950s, in the role of literature as a major mechanism of life models, whether conservative or innovatory, and consequently to reevaluate the rationale of continuing literary studies as they are practiced today. This alleged decline does not mean that nonpractical texts, whether written or oral, have lost their various and often indispensable functions for socialization, developin…
Intercultural competition over resources via contests for symbolic capitals
Intergroup competition over resources is attested since the dawn of history. Written and archaeological evidence go back to at least the fourth millennium BC. According to accepted views, evolution has favored humans because of their ability to have cumulative cultures, which has made flexible adaptation possible. One major aspect of this adaptation has been the ability to handle power contests without engaging physical force. Instead, increasing…
Art (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · History (3 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Prestige (2 works) · Social science (2 works)