...See, for example, the rather misleading introduction to Rabelais and His World by Krystyna Pomorska. as language, but simultaneously concrete, filled with specific content and accented as an individual utterance."'0 "Heteroglossia" refers to the objective condition of language marked by a plurality of...

...coAepJKaTCAbHO-HanoAHeHHoe H 3KU,eHTyHpOBaHHoe nan HHAHBH/jyaAbHoe BbicK33biBaHHe"(86) — "The authentic environmcnt of an utterance, the environment in which it lives...specific content and accented as an individual utterance" (Emerson and Holquist's translation, 272). Be4b BCflKoe KOHKpeTHoe CAOBO (m,i< Kaai.maime) H3XO4HT...

...Foucault calls "disciplinary societies" (see the chapter on "Nietzsche's 'Last Man' and Modernity"). 5. "The authentic environment of an utterance, the environment...and accented as an individual utterance" (Bakhtin 1981, p. 272). 6. The differing and deferring of Derrida's notion of differance that we discussed in...

...communicative relation or its context is what constitutes the production of meaning. As Bakhtin writes, 'The authentic environment of an utterance, the environment...with specific content and accented as an individual utterance."21 Thus, Schuster also contrasts Bakhtin's model against the similar Aristotelian paradigm...

...whose prior utterances and potential responses provoke, situate, and make the utterance intelligible, a "dialogized heteroglossia, anonymous and social as...specific content and accented as an individual utterance" (DN 272). However commonplace or conventional those individually accented utterances may appear to...

...as a contradiction-ridden, tensionfilled unity of two embattled tendencies in the life of language. The authentic environment of an utterance, the environment...specific content and accented as an individual utterance. (272) It is Bakhtin's idea ofdialogism — that categories are "contradictionridden, tension-filled,"...

...social arena is what will shape the way in which we evaluate everything. Bakhtin (1981) writes that "the authentic environment of an utterance, the environment...simultaneously concrete, filled with specific content as an individual utterance" (p. 272). It is worth noting that every utterance has its meaning and its...

...in peaceful relativity, or inert coexistence, but in a clash of discourses, as Bakhtin emphasizes: The authentic environment of an utterance, the environment...specific content and accented as an individual utterance. (DN 272) 'Dialogized heteroglossia' refers to the combative relations different languages enter into...

...whose prior utterances and potential responses provoke, situate, and make the utterance intelligible, a "dialogized heteroglossia, anonymous and social as...specific content and accented as an individual utterance" (1981, 272). However commonplace or conventional those individually accented utterances may appear...

...as a contradiction-ridden, tension-filled unity of two embattled tendencies in the life of language. The authentic environment of an utterance, the environment...specific content and accented as an individual utterance" (1981, 272; my emphasis). Harriet Winslow's dialogue and monologue constitute a tensional language...