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| | Literary Encyclopedia: Binary Oppositions |
 | | Essentially, the concept of the binary opposition is engendered by the Western propensity to organize everything into a hierarchical structure; terms and concepts are related to positives or negatives, with no apparent latitude for deviation: i.e. | | | Thus, the binary opposition is fundamentally a structurally derived notion which acknowledges the human inclination to think antagonistically. | | | As one commentator astutely notes, Woman is the opposite, the “other” of man: she is non-man, defective man, allocated a predominantly negative worth in relation to the male primary element. |
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http://www.litencyc.com/php/stopics.php?rec=true&UID=122
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| | Binary Opposition |
| | Binary oppositions are words and concepts that a community of people generally regards as being 'opposed' to each other. | | | Consider which elements in these oppositions are privileged by the classic western story. | | | The elements of a text are often structured around a pair of concepts such as nature/culture, masculine / feminine, mind / body. |
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http://www.abc.edu.sv/seniors/English/Language%20A1/Literary%20Theory/Reading%20Practices/Binary%20Opposition.htm
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| | Irigaray |
| | She envisions a sexuality and a system based on excess and plurality, one in which females and males relate to one another directly; a sexuality and system that is limitless in scope, fluid in practice, ever-changing and ever-expanding. | | | ...the opposition "virile" clitoral activity/"feminine" vaginal passivity which Freud--and many others--claims are alternative behaviors or steps in the process of becoming a sexually normal woman, seems prescribed more by the practice of masculine sexuality than by anything else. | | | Yet, Freud himself separates the female sexual organs into at least two parts, the clitoris, which he views as a little penis and the vagina, which is simply a hole that the penis goes into in order to facilitate ejaculation. |
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http://www.colorado.edu/English/ENGL2012Klages/Irigaray.html
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| | The Uses of Binary Thinking |
| | This binary tradition is still strong and forms a kind of foundation for the many varieties of structuralism. | | | Binary thinking seems to be the path of least resistance for the perceptual system, for thinking, and for linguistic structures. | | | A fundamental principle of structural and semiotic analysis is that elements of a text do not have intrinsic meaning as autonomous entities but derive their significance from oppositions which are in turn related to other oppositions in a process of theoretically infinite semiosis. |
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http://jac.gsu.edu/jac/13.1/Articles/4.htm
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| | "The Politics of Deconstruction", by Barbara Foley |
| | It will, presumably, be replaced by another binary opposition, such as the contradiction between humanity and nature, or between consciousness and materiality. | | | Deconstruction is chided for its separation from practice, its shallow conception of "opposition," its eradication of a purposive subject, its celebration of impotence-all very valid points. | | | I would propose, first, that Derrida's refusal to ''transcend'' binary opposition leads to a re-fetishization of the very metaphysical pain to operations that it has taken such pains to defetishize. |
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http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~bfoley/politics_of_deconstruction.html
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| | beyondthecommons |
| | Rather, we explore this discursive operation of binary opposition, presented as a "choice of languages." The practice of what is commonly referred to as "traditional" or "unaccompanied" singing in Ireland is often represented as if singers have before them the "choice" of two radically-distinct and symbolically-disparate linguistic traditions. | | | The binary opposition is clearly established, the two traditions are presented as radically distinct, undoubtedly separate. | | | By a process of occlusion and exclusion, the two-traditions hypothesis is categorically asserted, the essential primacy of the Gaelic song tradition upheld. |
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http://www.beyondthecommons.com/twotrads.html
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| | Seeing is Believing |
| | As in the other cases, both sides of the opposition are shown to be functionally equivalent, and Desdemona is murdered as punishment for her apparent misdeeds. | | | While the cultural value which hangs in the balance of such opposition changes in each play, the opposition itself is found in all cases to be between the semblance of truth, in some form or another, and truth itself. | | | Such opposition may occur in several forms: religion, race, gender, etc. However, in addition to these demographically-oriented oppositions often exist deeper ideological issues, which are less obvious but equally interesting. |
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http://sevennineteen.dyndns.org:719/pages/shakespeare.htm
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| | MTO 6.1: Mirka, Texture in Penderecki's Sonoristic Style |
| | Contrariety, on the other hand, forms an opposition in which tertium datur, that is, which allows for phenomena to be classified under neither term of the opposition itself. | | | Presentation of the opposition consists in a directly contrasting juxtaposition of its opposite terms ( Figure 7a). | | | In reality, however, the total number of segments actually at Penderecki's disposal in his sonoristic pieces is much higher and their paradigmatic relationships much more complicated than suggested by the rosette due to mediative terms that occur within every category. |
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http://www.societymusictheory.org/mto/issues/mto.00.6.1/mto.00.6.1.mirka.html
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| | Structuralism e pos strucuturalism |
| | These binary pairs are the "structures," or fundamental opposing ideas, that Derrida is concerned with in Western philosophy. | | | First is that we're still going to look at systems or structures, rather than at individual concrete practices, and that all systems or structures have a CENTER, the point of origin, the thing that created the system in the first place. | | | Each term has meaning only in reference to the other (light is what is not dark, and vice-versa), just as, in Saussure's view, signifiers only have meaning--or negative value--in relation to other signifiers. |
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http://www.geocities.com/charleslang99/structur.htm
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| | INTRODUCTION |
| | This dissertation will present a theory of phases through which feminist disruptions of binary oppositions in selected literary works occur, providing examples of the literature that manifests these phases, and demonstrating how such a theory advances the feminist struggle to end the subjugation of women. | | | Such concepts as the unconscious or the lack are recurring ones in psychoanalytic theory that is dependent upon the distinctions made between conscious and unconscious and other such binary distinctions like self/other, or symbolic/imaginary. | | | While many feminists are working towards this disruption through their work, the need arises for us to attempt to formulate a method by which this work comes together in order to effect a more comprehensive way of changing the social framework that enables women’s oppression. |
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http://drhanan.com/dissertation/introduction.htm
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| | Jacques Derrida [Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy] |
| | This is why Derrida's 'philosophy’ is so textually based and it is also why his key terms are always changing, because depending upon who or what he is seeking to deconstruct, that point of equivocation will always be located in a different place. | | | Deconstruction is not purely negative, but it is primarily concerned with something tantamount to a ‘critique’ of the Western philosophical tradition, although this is generally staged via an analysis of specific texts. | | | Derrida, like many other contemporary European theorists, is preoccupied with undermining the oppositional tendencies that have befallen much of the Western philosophical tradition. |
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http://www.iep.utm.edu/d/derrida.htm
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| | The binary opposition of gender did not develop in the same way either, to the extent that there are no third term person pronouns “he” or “she.” The concept of a traitor does not exist, it can’t. | | | A focus on individuality is another way to get “outside” some of the most dangerous parts of the binary opposition. | | | The development of emotions and the development of sound are linked through flux. |
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http://www.jeanhaluska.net/documents/jean_final_thesis.doc
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| | Essay |
| | The idea that there was more to life and to gender identity and sexual preference than the black/white, straight/gay, binary opposition was unheard of. | | | Lesbianism, in particular the butch lesbian challenges the concept of sex, gender and gender identification as a binary opposition by their very existence. | | | How does lesbianism particularly the butch lesbian challenge the concept of binary opposition and the way they structure our ideas of gender identity and gender identity. |
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http://www.alphalink.com.au/~suevill/Essay.html
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| | TRANS Nr. 15: Wendy Ashby (Tucson, AZ): Unmasking Narrative: A Semiotic Perspective on the ... |
| | An understanding of the pairings of opposites is key to understanding both linguistic and cultural phenomena, forming a basis for structuralist linguistic theory, whereby "differences are systematized into 'oppositions' which are linked in crucial relationships" (Hawkes 1977: 22). | | | However, departing from both Eco's and Illich's observations, it is argued that the products of the culture box are the result of a semiotic process that fundamentally and necessarily rests on a conviviality/non-conviviality dichotomy in which conviviality (or the appearance thereof) is achieved for the cultural minority, but only via non-convivial conditions for the minority. | | | When speaking of the potential of semiotic processes to unlock the emancipatory, enlightening, demystifying, peacemaking potential that fosters the reconciliation of groups and peoples, two concepts fundamental to semiosis, yet diametrically opposed to genuine conciliation seem to have been either forgotten or underestimated. |
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http://www.inst.at/trans/15Nr/01_2/ashby15.htm
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| | JeanHaluska.net - "Our Tradition Is Very Modern" |
| | The western conception of “tradition” emerged from an underlying binary philosophy and the Yoruba definition was born from a non- centered world sense. | | | To “escape” is the conscious effort to do something different from what has been done in the past. | | | We create oppositions as we process our experiences. |
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http://www.jeanhaluska.net/departure3.html
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| | Structuralism |
| | Structuralism is an intellectual movement which bases it analysis on the reduction of materials into models referred to as structures. | | | In the case of "Sleeping Beauty" the nature of the mediation is quite different but equally embedded in within the subject matter. | | | The surface structure provides us with the narrative, the deep structure with an explication of the myth. |
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http://www.panam.edu/faculty/mglazer/Theory/structuralism.htm
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| | Queer Theory in Relation to Epistemology of the Closet |
| | Queer theory is a process of discovering and exposing underlying meanings, distinctions, and relations of power in larger culture that others oversimplify. | | | It is focused upon ripping apart the modern theory practice of division into comparative binaries (themes). | | | Only through the careful examination and understanding of queer theory can we begin to understand the deeper meanings behind human sexuality and important revelations in Epistemology of the Closet. |
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http://chelm.freeyellow.com/queer_theory.html
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| | Binary Opposition |
| | What is most obvious here as well is that power plays the dominant role in understanding how binary opposition and hierarchy are meant to function as aspects of all social relationships that evolve on the ground of these primary and immutable concepts. | | | That quest instead becomes the defining characteristic of what it means to be human. | | | There is need for nothing else to establish the existence of these two ideas as the only legitimate way to comprehend any aspect of the created world and everything that exists in it. |
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http://www.mayanastro.freeservers.com/01binaryopp.HTM
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| | Binary Opposition |
| | With this categorization, terms and concepts tend to be associated with a positive or negative. | | | This notion derived from Saussure's work in structuralism is a tangible point of departure into the post-structural criticism that is deconstruction. | | | The idea of the binary opposition is an inherently structurally based concept based on the Western tendency to group into hierarchy. |
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http://artsweb.uwaterloo.ca/~seainswo/Binary.htm
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| | Binary Opposition Page |
| | Institutions (more specifically cultural institutions) have set up a hierarchy of identity constructs, each conotating either a positive/good image or a negative/bad image. | | | Regardless of whether or not we believe in the images associated with each identity construct, they exist. | | | Below is a binary opposition table which lists sample constructs and their associated positive or negative image. |
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http://web.nwe.ufl.edu/~gulmer/SB97/jwhitney/binaryopp.html
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| | Binary opposition - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The structuralist view has been criticized, however, by post-structuralists, who view the binary opposition not as a fundamental organizer of human thought worldwide, but as an artifact of Western thought. | | | In critical theory, a binary opposition is a pair of theoretical opposites, often organized in a hierarchy. | | | A classic example of a binary opposition is the rational-emotional dichotomy, of which the West imbues rational with a higher status than emotional. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_opposition
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| | Binary Opposition in Frost's Poetry_ |
| | Interestingly, Daniel draws the conclusion that “Frost uses the extremes of tone, dark and white, in an almost contradictory way to signify the whole of man’s experience. | | | Rachel Hadas takes a more broad approach and merely touches on the important aspects associated with one specific example of imagery in a few of Frost's poems. | | | He explains the contrasting images as part of a dichotomy of opposites that unite by chance because there is always some part of darkness in the light and light in the darkness. |
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http://www.arches.uga.edu/~hharper/frost.html
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| | Marcial González: "Jameson's 'Arrested Dialectic': From Structuralism to Postmodernism" |
| | This is precisely what he means by stating in Marxism and Form that "it becomes possible to see much in modern thought as a kind of unconscious. | | | The former is a static antithesis; it does not lead out of itself as does the latter" (36). | | | He analyzes rather astutely, for example, the way in which certain characteristics of postmodernity, when placed under close scrutiny, actually manifest their opposites, that is, where the thesis and antithesis of the antinomy turn out to be "the same" (7). |
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http://eserver.org/clogic/2-2/gonzalez.html
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| | The Binary Oppositions of Inclusive Identities |
| | The paradox of the female aspect is that their control over the social norm is through their progeny. | | | Having digressed once again, I will conclude by saying that those who purport that biological determinism is a fallacy remember these examples next time they run across a friend with a new child. | | | When viewing these beliefs, the Male reaction to enter into a personal, conflictive relationship with them; the beliefs must be either amalgamated into the individual, or defeated. |
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http://www.yaga-ysgs.com/essays/binary.html
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| | deconstruction |
| | When reading "My Oedipus Complex" there are many ideologies and significant meanings that seem to influence a person's interpretation as the story is read over again. | | | His imaginary friends seem to counteract each other when it involves situations within Larry's life. | | | In opposition of the Freudian ideology, I think that the reality of the situation involves Larry's insecurity, because the new-comer appears to be intruding into his special relationship with his beloved mother. |
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http://www.wiu.edu/users/muvck/deconstr.htm
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| | A binary opposition is a pair of opposiites, thought by the Structuralists to powerfully form and organize human thought and culture. | | | Another example of a contested binary opposition is rational vs emotional, in which the rational term is usually privileged and associated with men, while emotional is inferior and associated with women. | | | Some are commonsense, such as raw vs cooked; however, many such oppositions imply or are used in such a way that privileges one of the terms of the opposition, creating a hierarchy. |
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http://228.blogspot.com/2004_08_11_228_archive.html
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| | Reed Haslach: Binary Oppositions |
| | For example, we view the concept of "Good" as we do because of the way it relates to the concept of "Evil." We are limited to understanding everything only as relative to something else. | | | In practical, everyday usage, binary oppositions become problematic when one side of the binary is seen as "good" and the other as "bad." So, not only do binary oppositions limit our understanding of words and ideas, they are also dangerous tools, used to create neat, understandable categories, which actually do not promote thought at all. | | | Derrida uses it as an example of all words, texts, and concepts--to show that there can never be only one interpretation of anything. |
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http://www.lawrence.edu/dept/english/courses/60A/handouts/reedsub2.html
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| | Ideology and Translation - Language translation agency |
| | Before the emergence of poststructuralism, structuralists like Saussure, defined language as the scientifically examinable world of symbols constituting the linguistic system and social structure within which the individual is socially shaped. | | | According to Venuti (1992: 6), poststructuralist thinkers like Derrida and de Man, mainly under the influence of Benjaminâs works, explode the binary opposition between original and translation which causes translators to be invisible. |
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http://www.appliedlanguage.com/articles/ideology_and_translation.shtml
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| | Binary Revolution Forums -> Own3d |
| | Quiz to see what picture you are take it here | | | DAMN YOU TRIPOD any way hers the link to the site with the pics! here | | | I still like this one alot so i gotta post it twice |
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http://www.binrev.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=3680
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| | queertheory |
| | The distinction is that homosexuality is not a copy of a prior and original heterosexuality, but is an imitation which destabilizes the notion of copy and real, revealing all sexual identities to be performance, and heterosexuality to be a reiteration of certain idealized societal norms, rather than a natural, ideal sexuality. | | | Her treatment of this binary opposition is similar to the way Derrida destabilizes the binary opposition of absence and presence with the concept of differance. | | | Butler views this conception of sexuality, as something which cannot be known and cannot be contained, as a potential site of political resistance, and as a critique of certain aspects of identity politics. |
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http://www.cyberartsweb.org/cpace/cpace/gender/raymond/queertheory.html
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| | s/S |
| | If we study these oppositions, we can come to a deeper understanding of our langue and gain insight into exactly what makes the language we speak so crucial for how we experience life. | | | The opposition between the female and male character suggest that each of the other oppositions can be directly attributed with one side of the pair. | | | There is another very important, almost meta-poetical, binary opposition that is extremely important to the interpretation of the poem. |
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http://www.ellipsis.cx/~dcluloff/sS.html
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| | Martin Buber's I-Thou Ideology |
| | Precisely why it is a good thing to be both free and enslaved simultaneously, especially where freedom is an unqualified risk, is a question Buber does not seem to acknowledge. | | | Its opposite, being "creative" and independent, which is necessarily conditioned by the first or prior feeling of absolute dependence, falls down on the back of man's freedom. | | | He could sense the shadow of someone grounded like I am in a perception of reality, of the universe itself, which excludes the necessary a priori condition of a Creator and sees reality instead as something that has always existed, as something that did not come into existence, in every word and thought he voiced. |
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http://mayanastro.freeservers.com/01buber.HTM
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| | the binary system |
| | Mitchell describes our present state of image and text relationship as that of an opposition, a "problem." He denotes this opposition by a slash (/) between the terms, the slash itself becoming a signifying image (perhaps | | | In such an examination of the relationship between the two sides of the binary, the image/text evolves into the image-text. | | | Mitchell claims that the postmodern era is giving way to what he calls the "pictorial turn." Mitchell's picture theory provides the possibility of an evolution of the postmodern binary structure into a more unified understanding of its "opposing" sides: image/text, mind/body, reason/emotion, male/female. |
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http://web.nwe.ufl.edu/~gulmer/SB97/tneff/bnry.html
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| | Original Sin |
| | One simply cannot choose life and thereby effectively avoid death. | | | The claim that human freedom was the cause of creating binary opposition as an inherent aspect of creatureliness, as so many commentators have done over this passage, is falsely reasoned for the simple fact that no mortal being can choose freely, or otherwise, between having life and dying. | | | It is this fact alone that makes one pair of terms a binary opposition (good/evil) and the other something else (life/death). |
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http://www.mayanastro.freeservers.com/genesis.HTM
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| | Arsev Ayşen Arslanoğlu |
| | Female sexuality has always been theorized within masculine parameters. | | | How women can form their identity by overcoming the binary opposition depicting them as “the other”.... | | | Sigmund Freud views and defines female sexuality in relation to or in opposition to male |
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http://hamlin.cc.boun.edu.tr/~lldept/ArsevAysenArslanoglu.htm
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| | Questlines: Hero Wars Links |
| | Claude Levi-Strauss - The Structural Study of Myth | | | Like Campbell, limited real world utility but a rooly useful conceptual tool for the storyteller and world creator. | | | The Loyal Opposition, and your first stopping point for anything on the Lunar Empire. |
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http://home.iprimus.com.au/pipnjim/questlines/link.html
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| | Deconstruction |
| | Later, Kahguyaht draws attention to the hierarchy in the man/woman opposition: “I believed that because of the way human genetics were expressed in culture, a human male should be chosen to parent the first group” (110). | | | Find moments in the text where the binary opposition seems to be firmly in place. | | | BINARY OPPOSITIONS: Two concepts or terms in opposition to one another, where one is always privileged over the other. |
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http://www.colorado.edu/English/stommel/Fall2004/Deconstruct.htm
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| | binary |
| | In literary theory, deconstruction of a text--or the assessment of formal properties such as the structure, the composition, and the presentation--exposes the value judgements (the use of binary oppositions for example,) so the text's authority can be properly assessed. | | | Binary -- Humor -- Synch/Dia -- Isms -- LitCrit -- Modernism -- Research | | | In doing this, the binary opposites which provide power for the ‘right' way of enacting our culture give way to multiple, acceptable possibilities. |
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http://mailer.fsu.edu/~gcanning/gd1/resources/hist_phil/theory/binary.html
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| | art history encyclopedia |
| | Binary opposition had played and still plays an important role in constructing modern theories of "Western" and "Asian" cultures from the eighteenth to......( Continue Reading) | | | Scenes in a Library: Reading the Photograph in the Book, 1843-1875 & Learning to Draw: Studies in the Cultural History of a Polite and Useful Art & Parallel |
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http://www.jolietpages.com/art-history-encyclopedia.html
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| | Zero News Datapool,SADIE PLANT BINARY SEXES, BINARY CODES |
| | Although there is a sense in which the stark reductionism of binary code reinforces the binaries of the modern sexual economy, it also has quite contrary effects. | | | Go-betweens become more important than that which they go between; communications systems gain a life of their own; networks and machines learn to turn themselves on. | | | The introduction of binary code introduces a plane of equivalence which undermines the very foundations of a world in which male and female have played the roles of superstructure and material base. |
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http://www.t0.or.at/sadie/binary.htm
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| | LiteratureClassics.com -- Essay -- Conrad: a Complicit and Unwitting Correspondent of European Colonisation |
| | In the majority of imperialist literature, such opposites work to create an ‘us’ and ‘them’ mentality in the text, thereby enhancing racial inequalities already present. | | | A binary opposition between the physical and the mind is established and serves to categorise characters. | | | Featured African characters are dehumanised, as a binary opposition between physical and mental descriptions of African and European characters respectively, removes from the Africans any sense of mental capacity. |
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http://www.literatureclassics.com/showessayprint.asp?IDNo=859
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| | Solar Oppositions |
| | First Opposition was therefore used as a period to test the radio science techniques. | | | econd Opposition in February 1992 provided the best geometric conditions for the GWE. | | | No GWE observations have been planned for subsequent oppositions. |
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http://ulysses-ops.jpl.esa.int/ulsfct/Opposition.html
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| | binary opposition |
| | a relation between the members of a pair of linguistic items, as a pair of distinctive features, such that one is the absence of the other, as voicelessness and voice, or that one is at the opposite pole from the other, as stridency and mellowness. |
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http://www.factmonster.com/ipd/A0341848.html
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| | The Binary Proletariat |
| | The result is that the mythical [ 18 ] American class mobility has turned into a binary opposition; you may grow very rich, or you may grow very poor. | | | But with the ephemeral, casual, and de-centralized world of digital employment, each binary proletarian worker often defines the means of production (juggling temporary contracts and multiple clients). | | | For example, there is a similarity between the fact that "the misery of the working class in the years 1848-1864 [had] not lessened, in spite of the unexampled development of industry and growth of trade during this period," [ 6 ] and current economic trends. |
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http://www.firstmonday.dk/issues/issue5_5/bolt
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| | Binary Oppositions |
| | Waltke and O'Connor in their treatment of the Hebrew verb system (Hebrew Syntax page???) suggest that not all phenomena in the Hebrew verb system can be modeled with binary oppositions. | | | They suggest that there are also triadic patterns which must be taken into account. | | | Professor Conrad pointed out that it is a mistake to see active/passive as the primary binary opposition in verb voice. |
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http://www.ibiblio.org/bgreek/archives/97-05/msg00529.html
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| | Binary Oz |
| | The Munchkin-Monkey Demon opposition also suggests that the forces of Evil are Oriental and omnipresent, whereas the Good is rotund, squeaky-voiced, silly, in short, childlike, ultimately identified with Dorothy, herself, since this all turns out to be her unconscious fantasy. | | | Notice that some of the pairings are surprising, like the opposition of snow and poppies, suggesting that we might associate the Good and its implementing virtues with the North (where Glinda's from, after all!), and Evil's manifestations with basic elements (Fire, Water), negative emotions (Fear, Hate), and the Orient (where a Wicked Witch was from). | | | The only way to escape is by transference of the Ruby Slippers from the Feet of Evil to the Feet of Good, but only when the Slippers' significance is recognized can their power be used. |
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http://faculty.goucher.edu/eng211/binary_oz.htm
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| | Bright Lights Film Journal Realism, Part 2 |
| | Therefore, I define musical expressionism (in film) as neither unmediated original expression nor as antirealist qualities in the music itself — because all music is unrealistic, whether intentionally or not — but as the meaningful tension that exists between the music and a second element, such as a film image or dramatic action. | | | We should consider the seeming omniscience of the “objective” steadicam, also a liberation, but one whose Godlike glide appears the opposite of the handheld’s narcotic subjectivity. | | | This overeagerness also tends to call attention to the fact that a human being is wielding the camera, and thus to human limitation itself, especially since the handheld has so long been the sign of the economically disenfranchised Super-8 filmmaker. |
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http://www.brightlightsfilm.com/40/realism2.htm
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| | Vocabulary For Biblical Studies |
| | Introduction In biblical studies an "introduction" means a written orientation to a book or passage that introduces the reader to the critical issues involved. | | | It is used in binary opposition to terms like "profane" or "common." To call something "holy" is to claim that it belongs to the world of the unclean. |
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http://www.wfu.edu/~horton/r102/ho1.html
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