unreadability

As a theme, in other words, unreadability is thoroughly readable, and is thus, paradoxically, a comforting distraction from the actual puzzles and discontinuities that reading, as a praxis, endlessly encounters.

Introduction 2005

To purge registration rolls and discard ballots, partisan election officials used a wide range of pretexts, from "unreadability" to changes in a voter's signature.

reminder: obama can't win if they don't count the votes 2008

To purge registration rolls and discard ballots, partisan election officials used a wide range of pretexts, from "unreadability" to changes in a voter's signature.

Archive 2008-10-01 2008

In this way, the "unreadability" of the opening sentence

Reading, Begging, Paul de Man 2005

"Reading, Begging, Paul de Man," as he addresses himself to the problem of what "unreadability" is.

Introduction 2005

To purge registration rolls and discard ballots, partisan election officials used a wide range of pretexts, from 'unreadability' to changes in a voter's signature.

Salem-News.com 2008

"unreadability" of her narrative, as it is manifested in Mathilda's alienation from the poetry she cites and the literary world it embodies as personified in

Attached to Reading: Mary Shelley's Psychical Reality 2008

Given the proverbial "unreadability" of Joyce, he makes a good candidate for this treatment, since in the backs of their minds many readers must be thinking, "Pfft!

For Blooms-Boxing-Day Richard Nokes 2005

Given the proverbial "unreadability" of Joyce, he makes a good candidate for this treatment, since in the backs of their minds many readers must be thinking, "Pfft!

Archive 2005-06-01 Richard Nokes 2005

The Great Books were in fact icons of unreadability – 32,000 pages of tiny, double-column, eye-straining type … the translations of the great works were not particularly modern.

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