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...ited Kingdom and the [[United States]]. This article focuses primarily on the differences and similarities between [[them]]. ...psychology]]. Although this conception of critical theory originated with the Frankfurt [[School]], it also prevails among some other [[recent]] social s

...[[mother]], Henriette Barthes, and his aunt and grandmother raised him in the French city of [[Bayonne]] where he received his first exposure to [[cultur ...military service during [[World War II]], and, while [[being]] kept out of the major French universities meant he would have to travel a great deal for te

[[Psychoanalytic]] [[Theory]] and Criticism: 3. The Post-Lacanians ...ike a [[language]]." Consistent with the poststructuralist reconception of the "subject," this line of thought eventually led to far-reaching changes in p

..., speech genres, and [[text]] structure; sociolinguistics, [[analyses]] of the [[social]] dimensions of language variation; and ethnographies of speech co ...thus in (early) paradigm [[texts]]; more generally, both fields attend to the close workings of language. More specific disciplinary connections are some

...imitive]] [[Culture]] in 1871 and culminating with [[James]] G. Frazer’s The Golden Bough, published in various versions from 1890 through 1922, provide ...ual [[change]] of the seasons, and it was this agon that gave [[birth]] to the chants and gestures that later developed, in evolutionary fashion, into [[p

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