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Knowledge Cultures Volume 3 Issue 4

Subject Areas: History
Publisher: Addleton Academic Publishers - Addleton Academic Publishers
ISSN: 2327-5731
SJR: 12

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INTRODUCTION TO BAKHTIN AT THE BOUNDARIES?

E.J. WHITE

2015 Knowledge Cultures

The increased interest in the work of Mikhail Bakhtin, members of the Bakhtin Circle(s), and their informants among Western scholars have been particularly evident since the 1980s. Bakhtin’s ideas about dialogism – spanning significant historical and political epochs – have been a source of...
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FROM “NEOPHILOLOGY” TO “SOCIOLOGICAL POETICS:” ALTERNATIVES TO FORMALISM IN LITERARY SCHOLARSHIP IN LENINGRAD IN THE 1920S

CRAIG BRANDIST

2015 Knowledge Cultures

The emergence of “sociological poetics” in Leningrad is traced through a discussion of research projects developed at Institute for the Comparative History of the Literatures and Languages of the West and East (ILIaZV). The development and revision of certain ideas of A.N. Veselovskii in the work...
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THE AUTHOR-CREATOR AND THE POLYPHONIC HERO: THE DISCURSIVE PROCEDURES OF IMMISCIBILITY AND INTER-INDEPENDENCE

MARCOS ROGÉRIO MARTINS COSTA

2015 Knowledge Cultures

This article aims to describe discursive procedures in the study of literature. We focus our interest on the novelistic aesthetics of Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky (1821–1881), who, according to Bakhtin (1999), is the author-creator of the polyphonic novel. The body of our analysis is...
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POLYPHONY IN THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV: CHRISTIAN DIALOGICAL TENSION IN ALEXEI FYODOROVICH KARAMAZOV’S INTERACTIONS

DAVI SILISTINO

2015 Knowledge Cultures

This work’s aim is to analyze polyphony in The Brothers Karamazov, a novel written by Fyodor Dostoevsky, focusing on ideological confrontations that take place between characters, especially between the Karamazov’s family. More specifically, I try to understand how Alexei Fyodorovich Karamazov...
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DIALOGISM AND VOICE IN THE AGE OF DIGITAL NATIVES: A BAKHTINIAN PERSPECTIVE ON THE BRAZILIAN DIGITAL GAME THE SLUM

PATRÍCIA M. F. COELHO

2015 Knowledge Cultures

This research is a theoretical study that seeks to explore the Bakhtinian concepts of dialogism and voice (cf. Bakhtin, 1986; 1990; 1999) from a literary game available on the digital platform: http://www.livroegame.com.br/ocortico/. This game covers the diverse creation of the thematic content...
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WHAT’S BE HAPPEN? A DIALOGIC APPROACH TO THE ANALYSIS OF HERBS’ NEW ZEALAND REGGAE LYRICS

ELIZABETH TURNER

2015 Knowledge Cultures

This paper extends aspects of Mikhail Bakhtin’s theory of dialogic relations in the discourse of novels to popular song lyrics. Involving three levels of analysis, it examines the well known New Zealand band Herbs’ appropriation of reggae, and the construction of protest in relationships between...
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HETEROGLOSSIA AND INDIGENOUS FEMINIST WRITING AND THEORY

ISABEL DULFANO

2015 Knowledge Cultures

Contemporary Indigenous feminist alternative knowledge producers have only recently begun to articulate and insinuate their worldview onto the international intellectual stage. More adroitly than their predecessors, they strategically implement aspects of the rhetorical genres, and skillfully...
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CAN I STILL BE MYSELF AROUND THEM HERE? RE-ENVISIONING ETHNIC IDENTITY NEGOTIATION IN MULTIETHNIC SCHOOLS THROUGH A DIALOGIC APPROACH

JAN GUBE

2015 Knowledge Cultures

This article presents a way of understanding ethnic identity negotiation in multiethnic school settings through dialogical and sociocultural perspectives. Starting with reference to Bakhtin and dialogical self theory (DST) as a lens to consider the nexus between ethnic self and other, the article...
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LEARNING “GOOD” AND “BAD” FROM A NORTH KOREAN MONSTER MOVIE: BAKHTIN’S EARLY WRITING AND CHILDREN’S EARLY THINKING

YONGHO KIM

2015 Knowledge Cultures

Bakhtin teaches us that seeing empathetically and seeing aesthetically are distinct moments: the moment of empathizing, Bakhtin says, must be followed by a moment of return to one’s own point of view (1993, p. 11). In this paper, we study how this happens and how it fails to happen when a pair of...
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TEACHERS TALK ABOUT THEIR LEARNING: A BAKHTINIAN ANALYSIS

DEBRA TALBOT

2015 Knowledge Cultures

For the first time in the history of Australian teachers’ working lives they will have to work with both a national curriculum and a set of national professional standards which bring with them expectations of 21st century teaching, the definition of which remains imprecise and somewhat elusive....

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