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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Reconsidering The Platonic Cleitophon, Kyriakos N. Demetriou
Reconsidering The Platonic Cleitophon, Kyriakos N. Demetriou
Kyriakos N. Demetriou
This article unravels the riddle of the Platonic "Cleitophon" through an examination of S.R. Slings' "Plato, Clitophon" (Cambridge University Press, 1999). It examines the history of the reception of this dialogue from the 19th century to present day Platonic analytic and interpretative approaches.
Dostoevskii's Comely Boy: Homoerotic Desire And Aesthetic Strategies In A Raw Youth, Susanne Fusso
Dostoevskii's Comely Boy: Homoerotic Desire And Aesthetic Strategies In A Raw Youth, Susanne Fusso
Susanne Fusso
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Summerhill Showdown, Rowan Cahill
Summerhill Showdown, Rowan Cahill
Rowan Cahill
Discussion of the attempt by the British government in 2000 to close down Summerhill school, the long established progressive school founded by A.S. Neill (1883-1973). The article discusses the ideas and legacy of Neill, and why his approach to education is still radical.
Craving Credibility: Teresa De Avila’S Shifting Discourse In Meditaciones Sobre Los Cantares, Teresa Boucher
Craving Credibility: Teresa De Avila’S Shifting Discourse In Meditaciones Sobre Los Cantares, Teresa Boucher
Teresa Boucher
This article explores Teresa de Avila's text from the point of view of its enunciation, proposing Benveniste's theory of personal pronouns as a means to analyse Teresa's use of pronouns as revealing shifters that indicate a fluctuating definition of "we" and a changing perspective of the "I" or "we" in relation to the other(s). This study serves as a means to illuminate the multiple addressees inscribed in Teresa's text, as well as the use of "non-persons"--the third-person Bride of the Song of Songs, the Virgin Mary, and the Samaritan woman--both to mask and to support the underlying first-person nature of …
Biblical Perspectives On Choosing A Wholesome Way Of Life, Asher Finkel
Biblical Perspectives On Choosing A Wholesome Way Of Life, Asher Finkel
Rabbi Asher Finkel, Ph.D.
Malexandertalet: Ett Tal - Två Situationer, Matilda Arvidsson
Malexandertalet: Ett Tal - Två Situationer, Matilda Arvidsson
Dr Matilda Arvidsson
In this article the court speech delivered by the "Malexander widow", Anneli Ljungberg, is analysed in terms of Lloyd Bitzers "rhetorical situation" and found to work within two different and simultaneous rhetorical situations. Thus, the article shows how a court speech might break with rhetorical conventions of one rhetorical situation because of the conventions governing the other and simultaneously ongoing rhetorical situation.