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The Marriage of Mimesis and Diegesis in "White Teeth"
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Rethinking Mimesis
Mimesis, Duality, and Rhetorical Education.” Rhetoric Society Quarterly 41.4 (2011): 295-315
“Immersion and Defamiliarization: Experiencing Literature and World
Diegesis – Mimesis
Historiographic Paratext 89
Footnotes in Fiction: a Rhetorical Approach
Local Mimesis and Plateaic Diegesis: Distinguishing the Self- Referential from the Metatheatrical in Greek Tragedy
Mimesis, Romance, Novel: Representation of Milieu in the Monk and Nostromo
The Success Story of a Misnomer
DEUS EX MACHINA Towards an Aesthetics of Autonomous and Semi-Autonomous Machines by ELIZABETH ANN JOCHUM B.A., Wellesley College, 2001
A Phenomenology of Mimetic Learning and Multimodal Cognition: Integrating Experiential Knowledge Into Programs in Rhetoric, Composition, and Technical Communication
Through the Looking-Glass: Conceptualizing Narratives of Race As Mimetic Non- Narratives
The Function of the Deus Ex Machina in Euripidean Drama
On Mimesis (And Truth) in Performance Jon Erickson
The Meaning in Mimesis: Philosophy, Aesthetics, Acting Theory
Top View
Musical Mimesis in Orphans of the Storm *
Gerard Genette Paratexts Thresholds of Interpretation
Background of Classical Literature
Acting: Drama As the Mim4sis 27
Conceptual Blending Theory and the Theatricalized Substance of Nothing in Shakespeare's Hamlet
The Problem of Suspension of Disbelief in Transmedia and Vr Experiences
Aristotle and Excess
The Classical Concept of Mimesis
Paratexts Are Those Liminal Devices and Conventions, Both Within and Outside the Book, That Form Part of the Complex Mediation B
Introduction
! 1! Between Mimesis and Technē: Cinematic Image As a Site For
Tragedy, Then, Is an Imitation of an Action That Is Serious, Complete, and of a Certain Magnitude; In
A Study of Metaphor and Irony in the Poetic of Robert Browning
The Real in the Unreal Mimesis and Postmodern American Fiction Bo Pettersson (Helsinki, Finland)
Mimesis As a Phenomenon of Semiotic Communication
Mimesis, Artistic Inspiration and the Blends We Live By
Mimesis and Poiesis in the Novel: William Faulkner's "Go Down, Moses" and the Mythopoeic Turn in the American Imagination
Form and Representation in Auerbach's Mimesis