Deconstruction is commonly associated with the philosophy of Derrida. But there are also non-philosophers who say they engage in deconstruction, for example architects, anthropologists and literary ...critics. This may lead some people to suppose that deconstruction is not concerned with specifically philosophical problems.
Philip Sidney's placement of characters and use of charactonymic practices help to define the actions and reactions of his characters. Sidney's narratology in "Arcadias" is analyzed in terms of ...Saussurian linguistics.
The fact that the representational aspect of any setting is modified and extended by its relational value does not imply that these signs can reflect nothing but the order inscribed in this ...particular discourse. The order of the discourse reflects an order outside that discourse, that is, interprets a particular society and its value. The discourse of Saussure's "The Wings of the Dove" is discussed.
Given the long-standing influence and notoriety of Saussure (1857- 1913), and given the scores of books that have been written about him over the past century, readers should be surprised that ...something new could be said about him. Yet something new-and intriguing-is exactly what Gasparov (Slavic languages, Columbia Univ.) offers.
eng What is the validity of the Saussurean paradigm? In response to this question, two apparently contradictory theses are presented in this short paper. The first is that there is no Saussurean ...paradigm; We deny its existence. And the second is that, even so, the Saussurean paradigm has a remarkable weight in today's linguistic; We affirm its relative validity
spa ¿Cuál es la vigencia del paradigma saussureano? Como respuesta a esta pregunta se presenta en este breve escrito dos tesis en apariencia contradictorias. La primera es que no hay tal paradigma saussureano; negamos su existencia. Y la segunda es que, aun así, el paradigma saussureano tiene un peso destacable en la lingüística actual; afirmamos su vigencia relativa.
