Примери за използване на Iser на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Beckett Iser.
Iser in The Act of Reading.
Prospecting Iser.
Iser in Egyptian Hieroglyphics.
Beckett Adorno Iser.
Like Beckett, Iser fears the reduction of the other, the incommensurable, to something familiar.
It has always been assumed that fiction can produce realities,"6 writes Iser almost laconically.
Iser's relatively undifferentiated notion of alterity posits the Other as an empty category.
Yet, remarkably enough, both Beckett and Iser converge on a silence that is haunted by the desire to cut loose from manifestation.
Iser has asserted many times, resisting his own desire and enabling illusion, that the answer is no.
This quotation constitutes one of the rare occasions in which Iser alludes to the historical time and place in which he conceived his theories.
Yet, as Iser also asserts indirectly, it is a life overshadowed by the knowledge of mortality.
So, you can see at the Art Collections Museum collections signed by Corneliu Baba,Iosef Iser, Elena and Anastase Simu of course and so on.
Such theories, Iser suggests, suffer from a reductive notion of the interaction between reader and text.
Rather than differentiating between concrete historically, culturally orpsychologically determined modes of processing, Iser focuses on the general structure of processing as such.
Iser ends his literary anthropology by asserting that literature helps us cope with the knowledge of our own mortality.
I see such diverse theorists, philosophers and writers as Beckett,Adorno, Iser, and Derrida sharing this profound epistemological skepticism- albeit with very different stakes and goals.
Iser demonstrates that texts carry within themselves their own model according to which they attempt to shape their interaction with readers.
We can see from these remarks that,while working with a cognitive model of mind and knowledge, Iser places literature in a liminal position in relation to this cognitive model.
Determinacy disappoints us," Iser says as we recall, insisting that it is"indeterminacy" that guarantees fluidity and flexibility, and hence life.
New York law explicitly makes it a crime to threaten to expose a secret or publicise material that will expose someone to“contempt or ridicule”, said Zachary Elsea,a litigator with Kinsella Weitzman Iser Kump& Aldisert in Santa Monica, California.
Like Beckett- or, for that matter,Derrida- Iser is never satisfied with the unavoidable, temporary manifestation of a particular thought or argument.
Unable to experience death, Iser suggests, we need to find an indirect knowledge that stages the sense of an ending in a fictional mode, yet keeps death itself forever indeterminate.
I am well aware that the high level of abstraction and aggregation Iser has chosen as his mode of theorizing deliberately avoids the level of concreteness and manifestation at which I pose these questions.
Dr Maria Iacovou, from the ISER, who led the research, said:"The difference between schedule and demand-fed children is found both in breast-fed and in bottle-fed babies.
Complementing the"act of reading" with the more subliminal"act of staging," Iser now grounds literature's anthropological function in the performative acts through which individuals and- we may add- cultures double themselves through fictions.
Researchers from the Institute for Social andEconomic Research(ISER) at the University of Essex and Oxford University believe they are the first to conduct a large-scale study into the effects of scheduled versus on-demand feeding.