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• catalog abstract "Annotation The idea of complementing borders is appropriately ambiguous with respect to Latin America. People inhabiting cultural borders do not belong to either of the two sides, yet they are contained within the complementation that emerges when two or more cultures interdependently and incongruously interact. In giving an account of complementing borders, this volume alludes to the Latin American context, most particularly Brazil and Mexico, through notions of rhythms and resonances, euphonies and discords, continuous flows and syncopes--all of which are found in everyday life, the arts, politics, economics, and social institutions and practices. The general theme of "Complementing Latin American Borders, emerging from Charles S. Peirce's process philosophy, is that of ebb and flow, fusion and diffusion, ordering and disordering, and the intermixing and dispersal of propensities and proclivities among Latin American cultures, past and present. The story begins with a dialogue in the form of a satirical play on various Jorge Luis Borges's characters. latin American is then presented in terms of invention and perpetual re-invention. As such, Latin America, as sympathetic vibrations creating cultural patterning, brings about notions of vagueness within generality by way of homogenizing and heterogeniing tendencies within hegemoniing pressures. The reader comes away with a renewed sense of Latin American border complementing.".
• catalog contributor b13305738.
• catalog coverage "Latin America Civilization.".
• catalog coverage "Latin America Social life and customs.".
• catalog created "c2004.".
• catalog date "2004".
• catalog date "c2004.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c2004.".
• catalog description "Annotation The idea of complementing borders is appropriately ambiguous with respect to Latin America. People inhabiting cultural borders do not belong to either of the two sides, yet they are contained within the complementation that emerges when two or more cultures interdependently and incongruously interact. In giving an account of complementing borders, this volume alludes to the Latin American context, most particularly Brazil and Mexico, through notions of rhythms and resonances, euphonies and discords, continuous flows and syncopes--all of which are found in everyday life, the arts, politics, economics, and social institutions and practices. The general theme of "Complementing Latin American Borders, emerging from Charles S. Peirce's process philosophy, is that of ebb and flow, fusion and diffusion, ordering and disordering, and the intermixing and dispersal of propensities and proclivities among Latin American cultures, past and present. The story begins with a dialogue in the form of a satirical play on various Jorge Luis Borges's characters. latin American is then presented in terms of invention and perpetual re-invention. As such, Latin America, as sympathetic vibrations creating cultural patterning, brings about notions of vagueness within generality by way of homogenizing and heterogeniing tendencies within hegemoniing pressures. The reader comes away with a renewed sense of Latin American border complementing.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 307-334) and index.".
• catalog description "Just waiting (or, looking back on the lines of his face) -- Ch. 1. Invented realities -- Ch. 2. A company of three -- Ch. 3. The hedgehog above, the fox below -- Ch. 4. Between the devil and the deep blue sea? -- Ch. 5. Paralogical meditations -- Ch. 6. How does Peirce fit in? -- Ch. 7. Triadomania again -- Ch. 8. Cultural rhythms -- Ch. 9. Rules? : what rules? -- Ch. 10. Feeling, form, fallibilism -- Ch. 11. When the world is not what it is -- Ch. 12. Semiosic undertows : the Mexican scene and signs of our time -- Ch. 13. Spaces, syncope, synchrony -- Ch. 14. The labyrinth of denial and of acceptance -- Ch. 15. From "emptiness," rhythm is born -- Ch. 16. From rhythm (semiosis) : music and dance (signs) are born.".
• catalog extent "xxxvii, 343 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "Complementing Latin American borders.".
• catalog identifier "1557533245 (alk. paper)".
• catalog isFormatOf "Complementing Latin American borders.".
• catalog issued "2004".
• catalog issued "c2004.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "West Lafayette, Ind. : Purdue University Press,".
• catalog relation "Complementing Latin American borders.".
• catalog spatial "Latin America Civilization.".
• catalog spatial "Latin America Social life and customs.".
• catalog subject "980 22".
• catalog subject "Arts, Latin American.".
• catalog subject "F1408.3 .M466 2004".
• catalog subject "Peirce, Charles S. (Charles Sanders), 1839-1914 Contributions in semiotics.".
• catalog subject "Peirce, Charles S. (Charles Sanders), 1839-1914.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Just waiting (or, looking back on the lines of his face) -- Ch. 1. Invented realities -- Ch. 2. A company of three -- Ch. 3. The hedgehog above, the fox below -- Ch. 4. Between the devil and the deep blue sea? -- Ch. 5. Paralogical meditations -- Ch. 6. How does Peirce fit in? -- Ch. 7. Triadomania again -- Ch. 8. Cultural rhythms -- Ch. 9. Rules? : what rules? -- Ch. 10. Feeling, form, fallibilism -- Ch. 11. When the world is not what it is -- Ch. 12. Semiosic undertows : the Mexican scene and signs of our time -- Ch. 13. Spaces, syncope, synchrony -- Ch. 14. The labyrinth of denial and of acceptance -- Ch. 15. From "emptiness," rhythm is born -- Ch. 16. From rhythm (semiosis) : music and dance (signs) are born.".
• catalog title "Complementing Latin American borders / Floyd Merrell.".
• catalog type "text".