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Catttt Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
help for meaning
Can any body help me with the meaning of the following sentence? It is about the differences between "play" and "performance".
1. Do "arising" and "directed" refer to "its" i.e "play"?
2. What does "contradictory problematic" mean?
But, unlike performance, its impulse is probably not to engage at a profound level with a ‘contradictory problematic’ arising specifically from the location in question and directed at an audience of casual witnesses who are, though it is difficult to generalise in this regard, real users of that space with a particular relationship to it.
1. Do "arising" and "directed" refer to "its" i.e "play"?
2. What does "contradictory problematic" mean?
But, unlike performance, its impulse is probably not to engage at a profound level with a ‘contradictory problematic’ arising specifically from the location in question and directed at an audience of casual witnesses who are, though it is difficult to generalise in this regard, real users of that space with a particular relationship to it.
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1. They both, in my opinion, refer to the word problematic. 2.
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- They both, in my opinion, refer to the word problematic.
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- problematic in your sentence is used as a noun, not an adjective.
- Thus, the phrase "contradictory problematic" means something that represents a problem.
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1. They both, in my opinion, refer to the word problematic.
2. problematic in your sentence is used as a noun, not an adjective. Thus, the phrase "contradictory problematic" means something that represents a problem.
2. problematic in your sentence is used as a noun, not an adjective. Thus, the phrase "contradictory problematic" means something that represents a problem.
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