Language as Symbolic Action¶
BURKE, K. (1966). Language as Symbolic Action: Essays on Life, Literature, and Method. University of California Press.
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- Terministic Screen
- Burke developed this reflect–select–deflect relation in the essay “Terministic Screens” in Language as Symbolic Action.
This sourcePrimary source for symbolic action, the scientistic/dramatistic distinction, terminology as reflection/selection/deflection, directed attention, and terministic correction.
- Burke developed this reflect–select–deflect relation in the essay “Terministic Screens” in Language as Symbolic Action.
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