http://jedypod.com/soon-mi-yoo-the-modality-of-meaning-in-essayististicity cerebular exocarp Fri, 24 Feb 2012 11:20:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://jedypod.com/soon-mi-yoo-the-modality-of-meaning-in-essayististicity#comment-7 Tristram Wed, 01 Mar 2006 09:27:41 +0000 http://grace.evergreen.edu/~smijed07/blog/?p=12#comment-7 Always well spoken, Jed, I do this time have a real point of contention, which is your use of "writerly". Having just finished my essay with which I had to fine comb Renov, I would be somewhat loathe to use essayistic and writerly interchangeably, for while I feel one is largely bound to the other, and they're not mutually exclusive, the reaches of writerly, I would assert, move far beyond the specific ideas Renov associates with the essayistic approach. In terms of this, I would also be careful about what you associate with a readerly approach, as again if you're attempting to say it is that which is not essayistic, rather than that which is not writerly, I don't know if the argument is comprehensible. Always well spoken, Jed, I do this time have a real point of contention, which is your use of “writerly”. Having just finished my essay with which I had to fine comb Renov, I would be somewhat loathe to use essayistic and writerly interchangeably, for while I feel one is largely bound to the other, and they’re not mutually exclusive, the reaches of writerly, I would assert, move far beyond the specific ideas Renov associates with the essayistic approach. In terms of this, I would also be careful about what you associate with a readerly approach, as again if you’re attempting to say it is that which is not essayistic, rather than that which is not writerly, I don’t know if the argument is comprehensible.

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