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In Derrida's reading of Plato in Dissemination, Derrida would agree with Plato's notion of writing as a supplement or as a pharmakon. As a supplement introduced to the body, the pharmakon is both at the same time a medicine and a poison, to an internality, whose moral value remains ambigous in so far as the intention of the body who uses it is indeterminate.

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For Barthes, the funtion of the mythologists, as opposed to that of the myth-makers, was to counter myth by exposing what he saw as delusion or lies (…) He wished to open the eyes ...

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The descriptive and literal level of meaning shared by virtually all members of a culture.

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Story or fable that acts as a symbolic guide or map of meaning and significance in the cosmos. After Barthes, the concept implies the naturalization of the connotative level of ...

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Irodalom; General

A sign that does not represent, but naturalizes a historical and cultural concept.

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Ipar/Tárgykör: Irodalom Kategória: Novels

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American literary awards, running annually from 1950 to present. There are 4 awards, fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and young people's literature, with ...