2003Journal of Literature,history and PhilosophyRequires access

On Literary Meaning and Surplus-meaning

Yang Chun

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Meaning is the product of literary interpretation, which produces andsurplus meaning Surplus meaning,including irrational primitive desire and aesthetical experience,is the significance transcending and deconstructing the rational The literary means be the sum of both its andsurplus

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Meaning is the product of literary interpretation, which produces andsurplus meaning Surplus meaning,including irrational primitive desire and aesthetical experience,is the significance transcending and deconstructing the rational The literary means be the sum of both its andsurplus

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Meaning is the product of literary interpretation, which produces andsurplus meaning Surplus meaning,including irrational primitive desire and aesthetical experience,is the significance transcending and deconstructing the rational The literary means be the sum of both its andsurplus

Key concepts: Meaning (existential), Irrational number, Interpretation (philosophy), Product (mathematics), Epistemology, Philosophy, Linguistics, Mathematics

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