The term "decentring" is an interesting concept. By shifting focus to what is a marginalized part of the text, and analyzing those aspects rather than the main focus, the reader will understand the text on a broader, deeper, scale. Then the reader can "re-center" the text in a different way.
My thesis statement addresses Acheson's questions by addressing the topic, posing a question, and describing the various avenues I will...
What is “suppressed” in the text should be analyzed as well. What is said, but also what is not said, is important. EX: In S-Town, a gap...
One of the terms today is background. This is what appears in the text, however it is "remote" and "inconspicuous". It is also considered...
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