The ideological process of this narration
disarticulates and articulates conjunctural meaning, transfers, as well as constructs all the processes, thereby, "producing a different meaning: breaking the chain in which it is currently fixed" (Hall 1990: 9).
There is no consistent pattern of shell disarticulation; i.e., the neural bones do not always
disarticulate first, followed by the costals, or vice versa.
If excessive pressure is applied the spikelet may
disarticulate above the glumes.
The artifacts are incorporated into complex apparatuses that, in defiance of the immersive character of installation art, just as often obscure or
disarticulate the assembled materials as they render them visible or legible.
Yet the careful investigation of the interplay of figure and ground, oscillating so as to
disarticulate spatial certainty, emerged in this context as a sad nostalgic indulgence.
Actually, this allows the native or the subaltern or the colonized the strategy of attempting to
disarticulate the voice of authority at that point of splitting.
Imagine the consternation Paul would have undergone in fielding a namesake's argument that the materiality of the letter always already inhabits and
disarticulates any "original," including any originating word, logos, or "spirit." The Gospel According to John would kick off logocentrism with: "In the beginning was the Word [logos]" (1.1).
His study highlights the relationship between sexuality and racial politics in general and interracial sexuality and multiracial identity in particular; challenges the conservative tendencies of contemporary multiracialism and confronts the recruitment of the multiracial movement by right-wing political forces intent on undoing the gains of the civil rights movement; revisits the history and significance of the one-drop rule of hypodescent, the central point of contention for multiracial critics; and recommends a conception of nonbiological racial embodiment that
disarticulates interracial sexuality from "miscegenation" and resituates racialization in a field of power.
The essay provides context, framing the analysis with examples of conferences and publications that highlight how experimental writing
disarticulates and rearticulates patriarchal discourse and how the canon has shifted to include new voices and strategies.
This energy expresses itself tautologically, through a mirroring (double and inverse) repetition that
disarticulates, disorganizes, and destabilizes (again, at each formal register).
The spike of Fish Creek
disarticulates in a determinate fashion at the base, unlike most E.
As noted by Guillermo Marin in his essay "La corruption en Mexico: una estrategia de resistencia cultural," corruption "is a major detriment to society because it destroys, debilitates,
disarticulates, splits and disintegrates any and all national, political and social projects."
