Search Results - "Subjectivity"

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    Social construction in context by Gergen, Kenneth J.

    Published 2001
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    The everyday Atlantic : time, knowledge, and subjectivity in the twentieth-century Iberian and Latin American newspaper chronicle / by Gentic, Tania, 1978-

    Published 2013
    Table of Contents: “…Reading time, knowledge, and power in the Ibero-American Atlantic -- The Mediterranean is the Atlantic : imperialisme and ideology in Eugeni d'Ors' Catalan gloses -- Reimagining America, reproducing Europe : ambivalence and intersubjectivity in Germán Arciniegas' "indigenous" ethics -- Knowledge beyond borders : Clarice Lispector chronicles affect in dictatorship Brazil -- The virtual subject : Carlos Monsiváis, media time and Mexico's "citizens-on-their-way-to-becoming-citizens" -- Conclusion: From chronicle to blog : (digital) knowledge and the Atlantic subject as palimpsest.…”
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    The everyday Atlantic : time, knowledge, and subjectivity in the twentieth-century Iberian and Latin American newspaper chronicle / by Gentic, Tania, 1978-

    Published 2013
    Table of Contents: “…Reading time, knowledge, and power in the Ibero-American Atlantic -- The Mediterranean is the Atlantic : imperialisme and ideology in Eugeni d'Ors' Catalan gloses -- Reimagining America, reproducing Europe : ambivalence and intersubjectivity in Germán Arciniegas' "indigenous" ethics -- Knowledge beyond borders : Clarice Lispector chronicles affect in dictatorship Brazil -- The virtual subject : Carlos Monsiváis, media time and Mexico's "citizens-on-their-way-to-becoming-citizens" -- Conclusion: From chronicle to blog : (digital) knowledge and the Atlantic subject as palimpsest.…”
    An electronic book accessible through the World Wide Web; click to view
    Electronic eBook