Bakhtiniana, Rev. Estud. Discurso vol.11 número1

* Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo – PUCSP, São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil; Universidade de. São Paulo - USP, São Paulo, São Paulo,

with that of Iurii and Dar’ia Medvedev and David Shepherd, in the sense that they also seek to provide a clearer picture of Bakhtin and his time. Brandist presents very

I will argue that in his work of the late 1930s, when he moves away from the centrality of linguistic questions and shifts his attention towards issues of the

Like those great writers, Bakhtin was “one of Russia’s own” in that special sense of “cosmopolitan, but homegrown.” Take away his passport, strip him of his fancy clothes, put

Craig Brandist in his article Bakhtin, Cassirer and Symbolic Forms (BRANDIST, 1997) demonstrates the uncanny similarity between Bakhtin’s concept of the novel and

In Medvedev’s Vitebsk lecture course outline, these “subject boundaries” had already assumed clear outlines (“artist as creator,” “ aesthetic object ,”

22 On МomparТnР BakСtТn’s pСТlosopСв oП tСО aМt аТtС tСО anal ogous ideas of Benjamin regarding the concept of experience (Erfahrung and

This article begins with a critique of the language theory of cognitive scientists such as Steven Pinker (The Language Instinct), who describe in grammatical terms