0
Catttt Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
discursiveness
1. Does "dialogue" imply "interaction between the viewer and the artwork?
2. Does "formal disorder" mean what it mean, that is, some kind of irregularity in forms?
3. Does "forever unfinished" mean "limitless"?
4. Does "discursiveness" somehow mean "instability and aimlessness"?
2. Does "formal disorder" mean what it mean, that is, some kind of irregularity in forms?
3. Does "forever unfinished" mean "limitless"?
4. Does "discursiveness" somehow mean "instability and aimlessness"?
Top answer
1. Not that I can see. "dialogue" goes with "discourse".
- 1.
- Not that I can see.
- "dialogue" goes with "discourse".
- 2.
- More or less.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 Answers
0
1. Not that I can see. "dialogue" goes with "discourse".
2. More or less. "disorder" is stronger than "irregularity".
3. Not to me. "limitless" woud suggest spatial expansion. "unfinished" means that there's one more thing to be said, and then another, and then another, etc.
4. Maybe. It's hard to say without being familiar with the connotations that the pair "discourse
2. More or less. "disorder" is stronger than "irregularity".
3. Not to me. "limitless" woud suggest spatial expansion. "unfinished" means that there's one more thing to be said, and then another, and then another, etc.
4. Maybe. It's hard to say without being familiar with the connotations that the pair "discourse
0
Related Questions