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"Kinda like the folklore of its day": "Supernatural," fairy tales, and ostension | Tosenberger | Transformative Works and Cultures - 0 views
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show does not simply depict folklore, but uses it thematically, as a way of reflecting and commenting upon Sam and Dean's relationship.
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Supernatural makes transformative use of folk narratives
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Ostension is defined by Linda Dégh and Andrew Vázsonyi as "presentation as contrasted to representation (showing the reality itself instead of using any kind of signification)" (1983, 6). Or, as Jan Harold Brunvand describes it, "sometimes people actually enact the contents of legends instead of merely narrating them as stories" (2001, 303). Supernatural does not simply retell folk narratives, but actually performs the stories.
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Is that part of what James meant when he said it was that Severus existed? He added "if you know what I mean", which is the nod-nod, wink-wink of a racist, roughly equivalent to the loaded statements characters in Seinfeld used to make about homosexuals
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The Poetics of the Open Work By Umberto Eco - 0 views
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the instrumentalist's freedom is a function of the "narrative" structure of the piece
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the instrumentalist's freedom is a function of the "narrative" structure of the piece
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the instrumentalist's freedom is a function of the "narrative" structure of the piece
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Sense of Gender Awards - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 0 views
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sometimes called the "Japanese Tiptree Awards".
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