He thinks performative sentences do not have truth conditions because they do not describe or report anything. |
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Rather, these are performative utterances, which do not so much say something as do something. |
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To pursue the idea that the interest of lyric is linked with a certain performative voicing, let me move from a poete maudit to a priestly poet. |
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The problem is, however, that such radical scepticism involves a performative contradiction. |
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In this way as if scenarios are not metaphors but are performative approaches or enactments. |
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In these terms, his intention may be constative, but it has performative effect, not to mention performative desire. |
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The argument that the act of stating or describing is in fact performative must take the form of constative statements. |
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He's built on one aspect, kind of a ritualistic and performative quality in Duncan's work. |
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I believe that we can understand ceremony as a cosmogony in both discursive and performative senses. |
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In an age of staged, declarative theatre, Stanislavsky's came as a radical response to what was then a stilted performative norm. |
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He is the phantom actor behind the self-consciously performative tics of his otherwise two-dimensional characters. |
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Largely visual and performative, her work always includes her own body in a humorous and engaging way. |
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Artistic authorship itself, which emerged in the early fifteenth century as a purely performative mode, later learned to manipulate substitution. |
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The performative nature of this piece carried through to other nearby works. |
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You'll find the fundamentals of Butler's argument that gender is performative. |
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The performative installation Cette nuit, Défaire presents recent explorations with sound, gesture and narration by Karen Trask. |
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And finally, what is the intersection of performative, everyday and ritual actions? |
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It was a technical and performative dance and everyone needed to be on time and in time. |
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But the interference between the substitutional principle of origins and the authorial or performative principle of artifact production was dynamic. |
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She is known for her performative sculptures, video and performance art. |
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Exhibition spaces are increasingly transforming into performative spaces. |
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While Butler includes race as performative, other scholars have extended the discussion to include the mundane actions that cement one's racial identity. |
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These two authors drew attention to the performative nature of societies. |
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George and his brother Richard are the founders of Major League Eating, but George is the performative half of the duo. |
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This is not a simple performative, but one which operates through exclusionary operations that come back to haunt the very claim of representability that it seeks to make. |
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Endre Farkas' invitation to celebrate literary lion Pablo Neruda's 100th birthday inspired a series of performative prose-poem vignettes, Proem Cards From Chile. |
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As indigenous people seek to engage in a performative dialogue, there is a danger of misrecognising the generative power of their performative expressions at two levels. |
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New media have an immersive and performative potential that encourages students to get inside a poem and play with it. |
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I slip from the intra-discursive level to the inter-discursive level and begin critiquing the performative discursive mode in which the other person is speaking. |
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This sort of performative politics makes it extremely challenging for the Republican leadership to work with their tea-party faction. |
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Equally, in poetry, the highly personal, performative genre is the only form that could claim real vibrancy. |
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It is possible to map memory as a performative form, a set of concurrences that hover between original and copy, a theatrical source of creativity. |
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Theatre, like any performative event, assumes a hic et nunc, a here and now that is always in tension with the horizon of death. |
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This, you could say, is the tension at the heart of much of the West's performative art. |
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This work examines the performative nature of human relationships and the power of play within relational performance. |
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This Breazeale calls the 'phenomenological-synthetic' method, thus denoting both its performative and its ampliative nature. |
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Moira Buffini and Damon Albarn are currently writing a musical inspired by Alice in Wonderland, which Norris will direct, and then there's the daringness, and sheer performative skill, of London Road. |
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Through performative structures, he shutters our perception of the ordinary, deranges the social order and interferes with generally accepted rules. |
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While his oath is surely no syllogistic argument, it is a performative utterance to be taken with the utmost seriousness, especially when the strictures against taking God's name in vain are recalled. |
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It begins by investigating the form and function of development buzzwords in the statements of intent of development agencies, exploring their performative effects as well as their semantic qualities. |
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During the creation of KÀ, the actors helped me a lot to convey my ideas, to get across a character's performative or dramatic aspect to certain other artists. |
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Thinking about the person who would be looking at the work also means thinking about his least movements: a performative aspect in the work in a way. |
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Or is this debate about the type of chance involved of no interest to us, because what counts is to be able to calculate with operational, operative or even performative models, as some say. |
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The research objectives may make it desirable and necessary to post signs or notices warning the public about the surveillance so their awareness of it makes them consciously performative participants. |
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The splatters and drips become an acknowledgment of painting's performative character and anachronistic position, as image making abandons the mechanical for the digital. |
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Fabrice Gygi's works do not comply with a performative scheme and are not destined for functional application. However, as both signs and technical objects, they maintain strong relations to implications of action and use. |
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The title of this essay, borrowed from poet Agha Shahid Ali's book of the same title, is an apt descriptor for the performative drawings presented in Matt Shane and Jim Holyoak's exhibition Greyscale Rainbow. |
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But it was much more than this in the case of Coleridge, who, like many lecturers, discovered the performative value of extemporizing. |
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The performative effect of writing-as-response, even before the subsumptive themes and ideas are opened for analysis, is of particular interest to Coetzee. |
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If she had to go to a party with guests who were outside her inner circle, she would inevitably be under pressure, sooner or later, to be quippy or performative. |
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Over the last twenty-five years, ethnomusicologists have begun to examine the cognitive, performative, and phenomenological aspects of ritual and trance. |
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Performative criticism begins in the gap between constative sense and dramatic consequences. |
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