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Jasmijn van Wijnen - Performing the Posthuman

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Jasmijn van Wijnen

Performing the Posthuman

Series: AGent. New Theses in Performance Research

Volume 10 2021

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Chapter I Between Puppetry and Performative Things S. 21-48

„… which is in the service of communication, from the geno-song; the materiality of the voice, which has …” „… nothing to do with representation or communication of language.75 Although Barthes is relating this …”

CHAPTER III The Voice of Things: Sound and/as Voice S. 75-96

„… communication and shared understanding of cultural codes,” according to Lavender, using this idea of ‘sincerity …”

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Jude Ezimakor

Faith and Culture

2021

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„… and confession is God’s self-communication in Jesus of Nazareth, whom He declared as His Son (cf. Matt …”

Second Part: Reconciling the Christian Faith with Igbo Cultural Experience Today S. 75-120

„… river, however, is no barrier to cultural unity, rather it provides a means of communication in an area …”

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Judith Lichtblau - Plinius' Naturgeschichte der Magie

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Judith Lichtblau

Plinius' Naturgeschichte der Magie

Series: Wissenschaftliche Beiträge aus dem Tectum Verlag: Literaturwissenschaft

Volume 45 2017

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4. Magie bei Plinius S. 61-190

doi.org/10.5771/9783828869349

Nora Winter, Morgaine Struve - The Other Sex Work

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Nora Winter, Morgaine Struve

The Other Sex Work

2021

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References S. 123-132

„… , L. (2008). Looking Backward: Barnard and Its Legacies. The Communication Review, 11(3), 202–211 …”

5 Analysis S. 35-118

„… Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Minnesota” (Jensen, n.d.-a). While in Graduate School …” „… ). Feona Attwood is a Professor of Cultural Studies, Communication and Media at Middlesex University London …”

doi.org/10.5771/9783828877290