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What the notion of "packed" can refer to, though, as if it were operating in spite of itself and its referentiality in an instance of derailed meaning, is the chromatic action of the suitcase in that it conjures up the time of another translocation, a forced emigration when, in fact, the journey was inhumanely tight: the middle passage. Dead Time, in the midst of its abundant referentiality, pared-back beauty, and syntactical gamesmanship, suggests a kind of relationship interrupted, whose perpetuation is longed for but refused. On the one hand, he/she needs to construe the text by positioning it within the cultural and social setting that originally produced it, on the other, he/she needs to relate the students to the assigned work by creating a certain degree of referentiality within their mental and emotional constructs so as to liaise them to it and trigger identification and empathy. |
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