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Flann O’Brien, Wittgenstein, and the Idling of Languageerating in quite different generic and discursive modes, both writers reject broad metaphysical systems, idealized models of language, skepticism, and the impulse to theorize. As correctives to these tendencies, O’Brien and Wittgenstein adopt similar techniques to train their readers’ attention on t

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The Poetics of the Unpoetic: Literature, Ordinariness, and Raymond Carver’s Minimalist Realismompatible varieties or registers of language: the ordinary language of everyday communication with a low level of literariness and the special use of language that Wittgenstein calls “idling” and that emerges once we stop utilizing language routinely as a tool of our daily interaction, become consci

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Bunbury Could Not Live, That Is What I Mean: Austin’s Performative Speech and Truth in the Case of Otruded through a narrow set of poststructuralist concerns for language as a form of constraint, where uncertainty affords liberation. This narrow picture excludes much of the value of the theory first envisioned by J.L. Austin. I argue for a more faithfully Austinian approach to Wilde, and I show ho

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Contending with the Storm: Lear’s Performativesstorm to happen, the vast majority of productions understandably cast doubt on Lear’s power to do so by having the storm already raging before he begins speaking: he merely calls for what already exists. What, then, is the status and function of speech acts which very palpably do nothing, and which

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