A Poetics of Teaching

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1 A Poetics of Teaching A Poetics of Teaching Alessandro Ferrara 2009 查看全文

2 Opening the closed text: the poetics of representations of teaching Opening the closed text: the poetics of representations of teaching Michael Kevin Weiss 2011 I provide an analysis of the uses of representations of teaching by embedding such representations within Umberto Eco’s theory of the open work, in which literary works are understood not as carriers of a string of meanings, controlled by the author (“closed works”), but rather as fields of meaning. I contend that the well-established tradition of using representations of teaching for pedagogical purposes corresponds to the use of closed works. ... 查看全文

3 The Poetics of Medicine The Poetics of Medicine L. A. Rebhun 2007 查看全文

4 The Poetics of Purpose The Poetics of Purpose Victoria N. Alex;er 2009 Hackles have been raised in biosemiotic circles by T. L. Short’s assertion that semiosis, as defined by Peirce, entails “acting for purposes” and therefore is not found below the level of the organism (2007a:174–177). This paper examines Short’s teleology and theory of purposeful behavior and offers a remedy to the disagreement. Remediation becomes possible when the issue is reframed in the terms of the complexity sciences, which allows intentional... 查看全文

5 The poetics of babytalk The poetics of babytalk David S. Miall;Ellen Dissanayake 3 Caretaker-infant attachment is a complex but well-recognized adaptation in humans. An early instance of (or precursor to) attachment behavior is the dyadic interaction between adults and infants of 6 to 24 weeks, commonly called "babytalk." Detailed analysis of 1 minute of spontaneous babytalk with an 8-week infant shows that the poetic texture of the mother’s speech—specifically its use of metrics, phonetics, and foregrounding—helps to shape and dire... 查看全文

6 Sympathy and Insight in Aristotle's Poetics Sympathy and Insight in Aristotle's Poetics J.R. Hagler 2008 查看全文

7 The Poetics of Silence in Maria Chapdelaine The Poetics of Silence in Maria Chapdelaine Sudarsan Rangarajan 0 Situated in rural Quebec in the early twentieth century, Louis Hémon’s Maria Chapdelaine is a narrative of consciousness in which descriptions abound and dialogues are scarce. This essay examines the various elements that constitute narrative silence in the novel: description of space and nature, psycho-narration, visual communication, and the relationship between death and silence. Also discussed are the difference between the narrator’s and the protagonist&... 查看全文

8 A Distant Laughter: The Poetics of Dislocation A Distant Laughter: The Poetics of Dislocation Jean Fisher 0 The subject of this essay began 25 years ago with a somewhat na?ve curiosity about the centrality of the operations of language in the art practices of certain artists emerging from a traumatic history of colonialism. To be sure, by the late 1970s, the play between image and word in artworks had become common practice following its reintroduction by Pop art and Conceptualism. But for the culturally dislocated subject there seemed to be rather more at stake pol... 查看全文

9 Poetics of performative space Poetics of performative space Sha Xin Wei 0 The TGarden is a genre of responsive environment in which actor–spectators shape dense media sensitive to their movements. These dense fields of light, sound, and material also evolve according to their own composed dynamics, so the agency is distributed throughout the multiple media. These TGardens explore open-ended questions like the following: what makes some time-based, responsive environments compelling, and others flat? How can people improvise gestures wi... 查看全文

10 Poetics of Migration # 1 Poetics of Migration # 1 Phillip George 2004 查看全文

11 DERRIDA'S POETICS: A REPORT TO THE MUSES DERRIDA'S POETICS: A REPORT TO THE MUSES NATALIE CARROLL, RABI MOHTAR and LARRY J. SEGERLIND 2010 V. Tejera (Ph. D. Columbia) is Professor of Philosophy & Comparative Literature, S. U. N. Y. at Stony Brook. His more recent books include Plato's Dialogues One By One and The City-State Foundations of Western Political Thought (1984), Nietzsche and Greek Thought (1987), and Semiotics From Peirce to Barthes (1988). 查看全文

12 Phronesis, Poetics, and Moral Creativity Phronesis, Poetics, and Moral Creativity John Wall 2003 At least since Aristotle, phronesis (practical wisdom) and poetics (making or creating) have been understood as essentially different activities, one moral the other (in itself) non-moral. Today, if anything, this distinction is sharpened by a Romantic association of poetics with inner subjective expression. Recent revivals of Aristotelian ethics sometimes allow for poetic dimensions of ethics, but these are still separated from practical wisdom per se. Through a fresh reading of phronesis in th... 查看全文

13 On the Authority of Aristotle's Poetics On the Authority of Aristotle's Poetics Péter Hajdu 2000 Aristotle's Poetics has a special prestige. Its statements are rarely rejected, but usually reinterpreted to harmonize with recent views. It is, however, not at all insignificant how just or justifiable the strategies are one uses in one's argumentation. After discussing shortly Frye's concepts of dianoia, melos, and opsis as an example rather easy to catch of manipulating with Aristotle's authority, I will analyse Ricoeur's comments on metaphor and Genette's critique ... 查看全文

14 A POETICS OF SECOND-LANGUAGE ACQUISITION† A POETICS OF SECOND-LANGUAGE ACQUISITION† Betty Wehtje Winslow 2006 Today there are many approaches to the study of second-language acquisition (SLA), but the variety is superficial and misleading, for it disguises an underlying research ideal the controlled experiment. We can, in other words, scientifically “know” facts about SLA only after a controlled experiment replicates and cross validates, these facts. This ideal method is part of the nomothetic tradition of science, tradition which subordinates and ultimately excludes a hermeneutic mode of in... 查看全文

15 Epicureanism and the poetics of consumption Epicureanism and the poetics of consumption Wood, Dawn 2010 Consumption, `to use up, to destroy', is a dirty word. It conjures piles of rubbish; it suggests an extravagant attitude. We, each one of us hoping to be a unique, careful individual, can feel offended at being referred to as `the consumer'. Yet, `to consume' is not only a human activity, it is one of the fundamental processes of nature, a natural aspect of the creative process. In this paper, I will emphasize connections between the creative research process, poetics and consumerism. I suggest ... 查看全文

16 4. A Poetics of Itinerancy 4. A Poetics of Itinerancy Grammer, Elizabeth Elkin 2003 To a large degree, these female evangelists composed their autobiographies by addition, writing what literary scholars have variously called “and then” narratives or travelogues, being unable or unwilling to prioritize and edit a lifetime of activity. “Ordained” by God and serving as his “mouthpiece,” they may well have found it advantageous to be “invisible” narrators, and writing in a century in which women were constrained in the literary marketplace, t... 查看全文

17 A New Global Poetics? A New Global Poetics? Anat Ruangrassamee, Weerasit Srisamai and Panitan Lukkunaprasit 2009 The review article considers the last dozen years’ worth of arguments for de-emphasizing national boundaries in the writing/reading of new poetries. It considers the ways in which such arguments illuminate and are illuminated by debates about the future of comparative literature in general, as well as by trends in literary theory (from Hardt and Negri's Empire to Slavoj Žižek's In Defense of Lost Causes). The piece moves in anecdotal fashion, charting my own recent invitation t... 查看全文

18 Fractal poetics: adaptation and complexity Fractal poetics: adaptation and complexity Fulton, Alice 2005 In the 1980s, American poets argued over the validity of free verse. One vocal faction claimed that vers libre was formless and lacking in the devices of poetry. In this context I elaborated a poetics I called 'fractal poetry'. Over the last twenty years this poetics has evolved through engagement with complexity studies that provide ways of understanding irregular, chaotic or turbulent systems. The writings of John H. Holland offer examples of open, exploratory and inclusive complex adaptive sy... 查看全文

19 Organizing Narratives/Codes/ Poetics Organizing Narratives/Codes/ Poetics Leonard C. Hawes 1991 Given the dynamic structure of corporate conflict betweenengineering and sales, how can those two dissimilar realities be managedsuch that change is possible? The network of assumptions that iseach of these realities is not immediately accessible to the“other”; such assumptive networks are coded through itsmembers and located in silence. The trick in managing any organisationalchange effort is to interrogate those realities in ways that require itsmembers to respond self-reflectively with narrat 查看全文

20 The Everyday Poetics Of a Digital Bauhaus The Everyday Poetics Of a Digital Bauhaus Thomas Binder, Jonas Löwgren;Lone Malmborg 0 查看全文

21 Poetics and world literature Poetics and world literature Longxi Zhang 0 What happens when we consider “poetics,” a term and concept well-known from Aristotle’s philosophical treatment of Greek epic and tragic drama, in the larger context of world literature as we understand it today? What would be the essential elements in the definition of poetics? What sort of critical issues it can address, and what resources it may draw on in the world’s various literary traditions? In the ancient world, East Asia and Sout... 查看全文

22 LEOPARDI AND THE POETICS OF TRANSLATION LEOPARDI AND THE POETICS OF TRANSLATION Wolfgang O. WEISCHET and Kasper KIRSCHNER 2011 查看全文

23 The “gaps” of the western mind and modern poetics The “gaps” of the western mind and modern poetics Lóránt Kabdebó 2007 As early as at the beginning of the nineteenth century western philosophy in general and the work of Schopenhauer in particular indicated the need to assimilate the results of eastern thinking into western philosophy. Although the most important philosophers of the first half of the twentieth century did not choose to continue to proceed accordingly, the representatives of natural sciences and poetry were all the more eager to elaborate on the new insight. Among them t... 查看全文

24 Humanity/Humanities: Decolonization and the Poetics of Relation Humanity/Humanities: Decolonization and the Poetics of Relation Natalie Melas 1999 查看全文

25 The Poetics of Science in, and around, Nabokov's The Gift The Poetics of Science in, and around, Nabokov's The Gift John Fortney 2003 查看全文

26 On the conception of xingqing in the poetics of Yuan dynasty On the conception of xingqing in the poetics of Yuan dynasty Hongde Zha 9 Yinyong xingqing 吟咏性情 (to express one’s state of mind by poetry) is a long-standing theme in Chinese poetics and a notion with diverse understanding. Although the term xingqing developed into an essential concept that was commonly adopted in poetic criticism during the Yuan dynasty, different critics have used the term in different senses. Of the various interpretations, two major views remain valuable in the history of thought on Chin... 查看全文

27 The Book of Desire: Toward a Biological Poetics The Book of Desire: Toward a Biological Poetics Andreas Weber 10 In this chapter I propose to understand the current paradigm shift in biology as the origination of a biology of subjects. A description of living beings as experiencing selves has the potential to transform the current mechanistic approach of biology into an embodied-hermeneutic one, culminating in a poetics of nature. We are at the right moment for that: The findings of complex systems research, autopoiesis theory, and evolutionary developmental biology are converging i... 查看全文

28 On the Poetics of Cinema in the Light of the Present Culture On the Poetics of Cinema in the Light of the Present Culture Victor G. Rivas López 0 This paper deals with the subject enunciated in the title thereof according to a ground thesis: that cinema stands for the symbolic framework of the social coexistence insomuch as it (independently of the existence of the so-called “art cinema”) is essentially a mass spectacle whose main function is to level down the differences of the individual sensibility and allow to perceive the world of objects and functions wherein average existence unfolds ... 查看全文

29 A Preliminary Poetics for Interactive Drama and Games A Preliminary Poetics for Interactive Drama and Games Michael Mateas 2001 查看全文

30 Medical Student Elegies: The Poetics of Caring Medical Student Elegies: The Poetics of Caring Schuyler W. Henderson 2002 This paper examines three medical student poems about death to explore how medical students use poetry to understand their encounters with dying patients and to discuss how these poems function as elegies in the context of medical culture. 查看全文

31 Epilogue Afrodescendente History As/And Transnational Poetics Epilogue Afrodescendente History As/And Transnational Poetics Callahan, Monique-Adelle 2011 This book maintains that the poetic texts examined here constitute an active process of composing history; they are not simply historicized. They give name to the nation and compose of a historical narrative for its denizens. They are literary artifacts, bearing the vestiges of the past while provoking new interpretations. As visionaries and composers of New World history, Frances Harper, Cristina Ayala and Auta de Souza are a part of a larger process of conceptualizing freedom in the New World.... 查看全文

32 Toward a Poetics for Collecting Poetry by Women Toward a Poetics for Collecting Poetry by Women Corri Elizabeth Wells 1993 To a certain extent the history of women's poetry in America is a tale of confinements,” writes Alicia Ostriker in the opening chapter of Stealing the Language: The Emergence of Women's Poetry in America. I would argue that it is less a tale of confinements than a tale still untold. Ostriker's own book on the topic, for instance, covers the entire period of women's poetry from 1650–1960 in a single chapter. 查看全文

33 A POETICS OF RECONCILIATION: THE AESTHETIC MEDIATION OF CONFLICT BY A POETICS OF RECONCILIATION: THE AESTHETIC MEDIATION OF CONFLICT BY Cynthia E. Cohen Cynthia E. Cohen To Ann 1997 to my parents 查看全文

34 Muslim Modernity: Poetics, Politics, and Metaphysics Muslim Modernity: Poetics, Politics, and Metaphysics Masood Ashraf Raja 0 I start with two citations: first from Milestones 1 Sayyid Qutb’s manifesto written in 1964, and the second from The Last Crusade, a book by Michael Palmer, published in the United States in 2007. These are the two extremes that frame. the discussion of Islam in the United States and, to some extent, in the rest of the world. Both these authors, however, share certain striking visions. For Qutb, the nature of Western aggression has changed from the naked fo... 查看全文

35 The Poetics of Irony and the Ethnography of Class Culture The Poetics of Irony and the Ethnography of Class Culture 2008 查看全文

36 TEACHING TEACHING Unknown Authors 0 What counts as second language (L2) knowledge, how it is learned, and how what is known about L2 learning informs teaching have been conceptualized in different ways by L2 researchers from different epistemological and ontological perspectives. Within a broadly social perspective, while there is recognition that L2 learning and teaching take place in social context, how social context should be conceptualized and what weight it may bear on learning and teaching are a matter of contention. Indeed 查看全文

37 "Teaching it" "Teaching it" Verdu, Sergio 2007 First Page of the Article 查看全文

38 Is IT TEACHING? Is IT TEACHING? Hsiao L. Chung and Ji#x159;i #x17d;emli#x10d;ka 2010 查看全文

39 FROM OBLIVION TO DULNESS: POPE AND THE POETICS OF APPROPRIATION FROM OBLIVION TO DULNESS: POPE AND THE POETICS OF APPROPRIATION Simon C. Borst, Arumugam Buvaneswari, Lawrence M. Drabeck, Michael J. Flanagan, John M. Graybeal, Ge 2008 MORE REFERENCES IN LINK: http://lw20.com/Article.aspx?wd=A%20Poetics%20of%20Teaching