 | Julia Kristeva - 1991 - 252 頁
...apocalypse on the move nor the instant adversary to be eliminated for the sake of appeasing the group. Strangely, the foreigner lives within us: he is the..."we" into a problem, perhaps makes it impossible, The foreigner comes in when the consciousness of my difference arises, and he disappears when we all... | |
 | Kostas Myrsiades, Jerry McGuire - 1995 - 428 頁
...deconstruction in an/other language. ON SELF AND OTHER, CHRISTIAN AND JEW, THE WEST AND THE REST OF US Strangely, the foreigner lives within us: he is the...ourselves, we are spared detesting him in himself. —Julia Kristeva. Strangers to Ourselves In 1096, an anonymous preacher named Peter the Hermit responded... | |
 | Frank Felsenstein - 1999 - 380 頁
...inner demons rather than blaming the outsider for all our problems. The foreigner as Other, she writes, "lives within us: he is the hidden face of our identity,...him within ourselves, we are spared detesting him in himself."34 For the Englishman of 1830, the compunction to acknowledge a refracted image of his own... | |
 | Hana Wirth-Nesher - 1996 - 268 頁
...naturally a very positive relation; it is a specific form of interaction. Georg Simmel, "The Stranger" Strangely, the foreigner lives within us: he is the...ourselves, we are spared detesting him in himself. . . . The foreigner comes in when the consciousness of my difference arises, and he disappears when... | |
 | Stephen David Ross - 1996 - 372 頁
...us, exceeding every restricted economy: the Other falls out of the starry sky (Irigaray, SOW, 136) the foreigner lives within us; he is the hidden face...understanding and affinity founder. By recognizing him in ourselves, we are spared detesting him in himself. (Kristeva, SO, 1) Perhaps. Or perhaps we detest... | |
 | Timothy Brennan - 1997 - 388 頁
...decidedly psychoanalytic register of the opening passages is fully developed in the body of the text — "The foreigner lives within us: he is the hidden face of our identity ... by recognizing him within ourselves, we are spared detesting him in himself" (1). Given the body... | |
 | Jeffrey C. Isaac - 1998 - 268 頁
...and conflicts that reside in the soul of each individual human being.21 As Julia Kristeva puts it: "Strangely, the foreigner lives within us: he is the...'we' into a problem, perhaps makes it impossible. The foreigner comes in when the consciousness of my difference arises, and he disappears when we all... | |
 | Martin Beck Matu tík, Martin Joseph Matustik, Martin Joseph Matu tík - 1998 - 386 頁
...and yet resistant locus. Adults, politically sobered up, undergo a Kristevian detox from xenophobia: Strangely, the foreigner lives within us: he is the...that precisely turns "we" into a problem, perhaps make it impossible.77 [O]n the basis of that contemporary individualism's subversion, beginning with... | |
 | Stephen David Ross - 1998 - 414 頁
...apocalypse on the move nor the instant adversary to be eliminated for the sake of appeasing the group. Strangely, the foreigner lives within us: he is the...time in which understanding and affinity founder. (Kristeva, 50,1) when we flee from or struggle against the foreigner, we are fighting our unconscious—that... | |
 | Witold Tulasiewicz, Joseph I. Zajda - 1998 - 161 頁
...in the deepest part of our souls in the psychological no-man's land where the "foreigner" lurks — 'he is the hidden face of our identity, the space...time in which understanding and affinity founder' (Kristeva 1991: 1). Acknowledging that "foreigner" who speaks a different language and has a different... | |
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Strangely, the foreigner lives within us: he is the hidden face of our identity, the space that wrecks our abode, the time in which understanding and affinity founder. By recognizing him within ourselves, we are spared detesting him in himself. A symptom... 
