... to captivate an audience. In their poetic theory and practice, Breitinger and Brockes eventually discover that all perception may rely on a contingent pattern of habituated attention. The chapter explains that Breitinger and Brockes modeled their respective renovations of poetry and poetics on the rationalist...

... audience. Keichō 2 1597 manuscript Matsumoto Ryūshin Muromachi jidai monogatari taisei Matsumoto Muromachi jidai monogatari Yokoyama Nakano Kōichi Nara ehon emakishū Nakano Sagoromo Middle Captain The Sagoromo no chūjō Sagoromo no chūjō The Sagoromo Middle Captain Yokoyama Shigeru iro iro ni...

...This chapter examines the forms of social, political, or religious knowledge that poetry conveys through its relation to its audience. It is through a poem's audience, in particular its sense of community, that ideological knowledge manifests itself. Whether poems reproduce or challenge widely held...

...Chapter 3 analyzes how the U.S. news media made a significant and devastating shift from targeting a mass audience to an upscale, middle class audience beginning in the late 1960s. The chapter draws on dozens of images of the newspapers’ own advertising aimed at corporate advertisers in the long...

... Hobbes Thomas Jonson Ben audiences Inns of Court Blackfriars theater Coke Edward Globe theater Marston John James I King Prynne William judgment commonalities of legal and theatrical Bailey Rebecca conscience Habington William The Queene of Arragon Henrietta Maria Queen Consort mercy...

... with regularity. Most people were unwilling, or unable, to imagine containing popular entertainment in its own sphere or to see it as disconnected from their real-life activities, relationships, and morals. In particular, the public seemed convinced that the popular theatre exposed audience members...

... dropped since Bōtō had copies for public consumption. The chapter mentions how the construction of a diary differs whether it is intended for an audience. It includes excerpts of Bōtō's travel accounts. Bōtō's longest and best-known diary is Counting Dreams, which covers her views about the activity...

... on values employment at will doctrine “free speech” rights of employers Summers Clyde precedent Supreme Court Page Leonard captive audience speech employee rights notification of employee rights Phelps Dodge case remedial notices injunctions Meisburg Ronald Black Charles Eisenhower Farmer...

... as a Russian émigré and Europe as a new American. By placing this work into the context of German émigré culture in the World War II-era United States, the chapter shows how Nabokov's cinema praxis approaches film noir from the unexpected angles of craft and audience triangulation. It argues that the dynamic...

... song is potentially useful in suggesting aspects of performance and audience interpretation of tournaments, songs, dances, and other games. The chapter examines the key concepts of jeu-parti and Love Questions before considering the use of refrain songs. aristocrats Bretel Jacques Chauvency le...

... into the power of reading and the power of readers to seduce their favorite authors. The relationship between Beauvoir and her audience proved especially long, intimate, and vexed. The book traces this relationship, from the publication of Beauvoir's acclaimed The Second Sex to the release...