Increate
Category Archive

How to Say the Non-dit; Disclosing World in Neo-Realist Film

By Stephan Pollan, 7 April 1999

Talk of the non-dit and its opposite, the dit, implies a linguistic paradigm in which
meaning is constructed around a speaker and
a receiver. The non-dit exists only within the communicable, that is, within symbolization. The non-dit can refuse symbolization but it cannot move outside it. It can refuse but it cannot transcend communication.

Published in Increate | No Comments »

Literacy

By Julie Buckner, 30 November 1999

According to the American Heritage College Dictionary, the primary definition of a literate person is “One who can read and write.” How does one interpret such a general statement? To test this in a strictly literal sense, let’s say that I can read aloud with a certain degree of accuracy a sentence typed across this [...]

Published in Increate | 2 Comments »