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'Adding to the problems Rick mentioned is the tendency to push this work out until the very end of construction,' Culler said.

Culler's models can be used to explain the way a hybrid novel (in terms of the novel's application of different generic conventions) like The Unicorn is commonly read.

En dicho soneto, considerado por Paz como el compendio de la poesia amorosa sorjuanina (380), dicha voz femenina se dirige al ser amado como alguien que elude su sentir como sombra, desplegandose los deicticos que nos obligan, como lectores, "a construir una situacion ficticia en que se produce en la expresion, a dar vida a una voz y a una fuerza a las que se dirige" (Culler, "La poetica de la lirica" 236).

Some scholars, such as Jonathan Culler, Haun Saussy, David Damrosch have caught the key point of the crisis.

Culler specifically cites the ephemeral and empty nature of Whitman's apostrophic tendencies:

Giovanni, vice president of West Coast sales and marketing for Italian-based Bruni Glass Packaging, said culler is "readily and consistently available" in places like northern Europe, where the government ensures a consistent supply.

The age of ideas is deader than a badger caught in a culler's sight.

Jonathan Culler gee in sy monografie oor Roland Barthes nuttige uiteensettings en omskrywings waaroor elke kode kortliks handel en vir die doel van die bespreking word die in die volgende ontleding ingesluit.