![]() To my sisters, Sheila, Nora, Kathy, and my great aunts, Agnes, Mary, Lorna, Winifred, Mary, Norma, Maude, and Pearl European prose literature-History and criticism. Title 820.9355 Library of Congress Cataloguing in Publication Data Pratt, Mary Louise Imperial eyes/Mary Louise Pratt. British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data Pratt, Mary Louise Imperial eyes: studies in travel writing and transculturation. No part of this book may be reprinted or reproduced or utilised in any form or by any electronic, mechanical, or other means, now known or hereafter invented, including photocopying and recording, or in any information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publishers. Marcuse on Linguistic Therapy and the Transformati.Imperial Eyes Travel Writing and Transculturation Mary Louise Pratt London and New Yorkįirst published 1992 by Routledge 11 New Fetter Lane, London EC4P 4EE Simultaneously published in the USA and Canada by Routledge 29 West 35th Street, New York, NY 10001 © 1992 Mary Louise Pratt Routledge is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group This edition published in the Taylor & Francis e-Library, 2003.Marcuse on Morality as a Political Weapon.The Correlation Between Sexual Liberation and Poli.Marcuse on an Alternative to Functionalized Language.Marcuse - Functional Language and History.Marcuse – Thesis on Language, Institutions, and Co.Marcuse on the 1968 Student Revolution in France. ![]() Marcuse – Impoverishment, Imagination, and the Soi.Marcuse – The Seduction of Exploitation.Marcuse on the Relationship Between Political and.Marcuse on the Second Nature and the Possibility o.Marcuse on the Tie Between Economics and Second Na.Marcuse on the Evolving Nature of Capitalism.Maruse on Sensibility and the Imagination.Marcuse on the Violence of Artistic Reconstruction.Marcuse on Art's Capacity to Seemingly Transform R.Marcuse on Appropriation, Liberation, and the Intr.Marcuse on the Agression of the Oppressed.Marcuse on the Sovreign's Enforcement of Language.Marcuse on the Weakness in the Chain of Exploitation.MLK on the Relationship Between Science and Religion.Marcuse on the Problem of Reification/Alienation a.Marcuse on Marx's Rejection of the 'bios theoretikos'.Marcuse on the Practical Element of Philosophy.Thanks for taking the time to read what I've either recorded or written. If you find something that's of use or value, all the better! It does, after all, serve as one of my research resources and it may serve that purpose for you as well. This blog is obviously public, yet it's not really created for anyone other than myself. We are much more deeply and continuously influenced by the tiny catastrophes that make up daily life" ( Die Angestellten, in Schriften, vol. To some extent, this journal is an experiment with Siegfried Kracauer's note that, "We must rid ourselves of the delusion that it is the major events which have the most decisive influence on us. It works for me though and I hope that it may be of interest to you as well. In that sense, my journaling is perhaps a bit unusual. For me, this is a way of documenting what I have been exposed to and how my own thinking has developed. I often post quotes that I have found particularly meaningful. While it may seem strange, I use my journals as a record of intellectual exposure and growth rather than mediums of creative outpouring. For a while I began using it as a public journal, following the example of my personal journal. However, recent circumstances have changed the way I have utilized this medium. In that regard, it has served as a catalog for the resources I tend to enjoy. Dear reader, Welcome! This blog started off as a personal project meant more for myself than anyone else.
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