under erasure

Of a word in text, erased but left visible, usually to emphasize that the term is relevant but imperfect. This literary practice, also known as sous rature, originated in the philosophical works of Martin Heidegger. Class, why do you think the author chose to include this word under erasure?

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

See also:

checker
death by spell check
labor the point
labour the point
heave (something) at (someone or something)
heave at
rough edges
be flesh and blood
do as I say
do as I say, not as I do

References in periodicals archive

Vernon Fisher's oblique 2002-2003 homage to David's Death of Marat, 1793, is an ingenious take on art's tragic postmodern condition: a fragment of wood bearing a dismal Romantic skyscape, bracketed by black wall-mounted parentheses (and thus "under suspension," as Edmund Husserl might say, but not "under erasure," a la Derrida), and accompanied by a kitschy cutout illustration of a toppled paint can and spilled black paint that nods to the death of painting.

Vernon Fisher: Charles Cowles

Bill observed that with style "under erasure," viewers could be receptive to the experience of painting without becoming "captive to its mythology--which is to say, to its ideological baggage.

Feature Inc

The optimal fusion frame systems under erasures in some particular sense can be obtained by using our method.

Kutyniok, "Robustness of fusion frames under erasures of subspaces and of local frame vectors," in Radon Transforms, Geometry, and Wavelets, vol.

Construction of fusion frame systems in finite dimensional Hilbert spaces

词组	under erasure
释义	under erasure under erasure Of a word in text, erased but left visible, usually to emphasize that the term is relevant but imperfect. This literary practice, also known as sous rature, originated in the philosophical works of Martin Heidegger. Class, why do you think the author chose to include this word under erasure? Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: checker death by spell check labor the point labour the point heave (something) at (someone or something) heave at rough edges be flesh and blood do as I say do as I say, not as I do References in periodicals archive Vernon Fisher's oblique 2002-2003 homage to David's Death of Marat, 1793, is an ingenious take on art's tragic postmodern condition: a fragment of wood bearing a dismal Romantic skyscape, bracketed by black wall-mounted parentheses (and thus "under suspension," as Edmund Husserl might say, but not "under erasure," a la Derrida), and accompanied by a kitschy cutout illustration of a toppled paint can and spilled black paint that nods to the death of painting. Vernon Fisher: Charles Cowles Bill observed that with style "under erasure," viewers could be receptive to the experience of painting without becoming "captive to its mythology--which is to say, to its ideological baggage. Feature Inc The optimal fusion frame systems under erasures in some particular sense can be obtained by using our method. Kutyniok, "Robustness of fusion frames under erasures of subspaces and of local frame vectors," in Radon Transforms, Geometry, and Wavelets, vol. Construction of fusion frame systems in finite dimensional Hilbert spaces
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