George L Dillon
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 147769 |
|---|---|
| NOME | George L Dillon |
| PRENOMES | George L |
| SOBRENOME | Dillon |
| ASSINATURA | DILLON G L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Washington |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1973 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2006 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Clipart images as commonsense categories
Clipart is the visual representation of commonsense categories and stereotypes of social representations, as defined by Moscovici. Indexed and displayed online for downloading on Microsoft's Design Gallery and Art Today's clipart.com, the clips exhibit strong threads of continuity with earlier popular illustration and rhetorical manuals of gesture. At the same time, they also register differences in the social representations of different eras, a…
Montage/Critique
Montage/Critique: Another Way of Writing Social History George L. Dillon Abstract In the course of the last 100 years, scholars have repeatedly envisioned a new form of social and cultural critique: one in which the visual would play a much larger role and in which juxtaposition and montage would replace linear and continuous development. We now see Walter Benjamin's Arcades Project as articulating issues that concerned John Berger and Jean Mohr …
Dada Photomontage and net.art Sitemaps
Postmodern Culture - Volume 10, Number 2, January 2000
Language and power in critical linguistics
Analyzing a Speech Event
In the Winter of 1988, several professors were meeting weekly to discuss their various approaches to analyzing language use; one day, the discussion turned to the nine-minute exchange between Vice President George Bush and Dan Rather that had recently occurred on CBS News and was already occasioning much comment in the press. They agreed it was an exceptionally deviant event, more contest than cooperation, but to their surprise, they disagreed ra…
Academic Writing as Social Practice
A pragmatic theory of rhetoric
Discourse Analysis
Spoken and Written Language
Constructing Texts
Styles of Reading
One of the things readers do with stories is to talk about them. These stories have not said it all, and readers derive evident pleasure from completing them, commenting on them, making them their own in various ways. Christine Brooke-Rose has recently called attention to the strategic incompleteness of good stories spelling everything out treats the reader as stupid and has suggested a classification of stories according to the tasks they leave …
Discourse processing and the nature of literary narrative
Loglan 1
Introduction to Contemporary Linguistic Semantics
Clause, Pause, and Punctuation in Poetry
Literary transformations and poetic word order
Some postulates characterizing volitive NPs
D. A. Cruse's ‘Some thoughts on agentivity’ (1973: 11–23) makes the useful distinction of [volitive] and [agentive] NPs. Recognizing this difference is the first step in avoiding some of the difficulties encountered by Jackendoff (1972), Fischer and Marshall (1969) and others in their discussion of how an NP is characterized as [volitive] in a clause and how some predicates can characterize an NP in an embedded clause as [volitive]. These discuss…
Complexity and Change of Character in Neo-Classical Criticism
Perfect and other aspects in a case grammar of English
In the case grammars of English proposed by Charles J. Fillmore and John Anderson perfect aspect is scarcely mentioned. Fillmore explicitly relegates it to a ‘modality’ component separate from the core ‘proposition’. Progressive ( be ing ) has not fared so badly – non-occurrence with ( be ing ) is frequently used as a defining test of a [+state] feature in a clause – and the readings assigned it are fairly constant and independent of the features…
Discourse processing and the nature of literary narrative
A pragmatic theory of rhetoric
Analyzing a Speech Event
In the Winter of 1988, several professors were meeting weekly to discuss their various approaches to analyzing language use; one day, the discussion turned to the nine-minute exchange between Vice President George Bush and Dan Rather that had recently occurred on CBS News and was already occasioning much comment in the press. They agreed it was an exceptionally deviant event, more contest than cooperation, but to their surprise, they disagreed ra…
Language and power in critical linguistics
Discourse Analysis
Literary transformations and poetic word order
Some postulates characterizing volitive NPs
D. A. Cruse's ‘Some thoughts on agentivity’ (1973: 11–23) makes the useful distinction of [volitive] and [agentive] NPs. Recognizing this difference is the first step in avoiding some of the difficulties encountered by Jackendoff (1972), Fischer and Marshall (1969) and others in their discussion of how an NP is characterized as [volitive] in a clause and how some predicates can characterize an NP in an embedded clause as [volitive]. These discuss…
Perfect and other aspects in a case grammar of English
In the case grammars of English proposed by Charles J. Fillmore and John Anderson perfect aspect is scarcely mentioned. Fillmore explicitly relegates it to a ‘modality’ component separate from the core ‘proposition’. Progressive ( be ing ) has not fared so badly – non-occurrence with ( be ing ) is frequently used as a defining test of a [+state] feature in a clause – and the readings assigned it are fairly constant and independent of the features…
Perfect and other aspects in a case grammar of English
In the case grammars of English proposed by Charles J. Fillmore and John Anderson perfect aspect is scarcely mentioned. Fillmore explicitly relegates it to a ‘modality’ component separate from the core ‘proposition’. Progressive ( be ing ) has not fared so badly – non-occurrence with ( be ing ) is frequently used as a defining test of a [+state] feature in a clause – and the readings assigned it are fairly constant and independent of the features…
Some postulates characterizing volitive NPs
D. A. Cruse's ‘Some thoughts on agentivity’ (1973: 11–23) makes the useful distinction of [volitive] and [agentive] NPs. Recognizing this difference is the first step in avoiding some of the difficulties encountered by Jackendoff (1972), Fischer and Marshall (1969) and others in their discussion of how an NP is characterized as [volitive] in a clause and how some predicates can characterize an NP in an embedded clause as [volitive]. These discuss…
Complexity and Change of Character in Neo-Classical Criticism
Clause, Pause, and Punctuation in Poetry
Literary transformations and poetic word order
Loglan 1
Introduction to Contemporary Linguistic Semantics
Discourse processing and the nature of literary narrative
Constructing Texts
Styles of Reading
One of the things readers do with stories is to talk about them. These stories have not said it all, and readers derive evident pleasure from completing them, commenting on them, making them their own in various ways. Christine Brooke-Rose has recently called attention to the strategic incompleteness of good stories spelling everything out treats the reader as stupid and has suggested a classification of stories according to the tasks they leave …
Spoken and Written Language
Discourse Analysis
Academic Writing as Social Practice
A pragmatic theory of rhetoric
Analyzing a Speech Event
In the Winter of 1988, several professors were meeting weekly to discuss their various approaches to analyzing language use; one day, the discussion turned to the nine-minute exchange between Vice President George Bush and Dan Rather that had recently occurred on CBS News and was already occasioning much comment in the press. They agreed it was an exceptionally deviant event, more contest than cooperation, but to their surprise, they disagreed ra…
Language and power in critical linguistics
Dada Photomontage and net.art Sitemaps
Postmodern Culture - Volume 10, Number 2, January 2000
Montage/Critique
Montage/Critique: Another Way of Writing Social History George L. Dillon Abstract In the course of the last 100 years, scholars have repeatedly envisioned a new form of social and cultural critique: one in which the visual would play a much larger role and in which juxtaposition and montage would replace linear and continuous development. We now see Walter Benjamin's Arcades Project as articulating issues that concerned John Berger and Jean Mohr …
Clipart images as commonsense categories
Clipart is the visual representation of commonsense categories and stereotypes of social representations, as defined by Moscovici. Indexed and displayed online for downloading on Microsoft's Design Gallery and Art Today's clipart.com, the clips exhibit strong threads of continuity with earlier popular illustration and rhetorical manuals of gesture. At the same time, they also register differences in the social representations of different eras, a…
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