Montaigne's
doubleness lives on in the age of the Internet.
It's the
doubleness, when you go away and you come back.
In contrast, she notes that Wayson Choy's use of the "
doubleness" of language allows for the constant work of rupture that Lai sees as necessary for anti-racist literary practices (53).
He then moves on to discuss the
doubleness of meaning of words, suggesting that it is 'the duality of meaning that characterises the interplay between the finite and the infinite' (p.
Irony: if one of its features is
doubleness, another implicit but less often remarked upon feature is its simultaneity or synchronization.
After the authoritative text are 100 pages of criticism, character studies and other material that look at letters by Austen and consider the new style of the novel or the language of feeling that reflect on
doubleness and refrain.
Thus, Miyoshi's memorably-titled lecture "Japan is Not Interesting" (2000) implicitly acknowledges that the type of
doubleness associated with the concept of "Japan" had become all too common throughout the world.
That '
doubleness' allows us to see the mechanics of theatre.
The four "stances" or "expectations" Noll presents are
doubleness, contingency, particularity, and self-denial.
Singer's alternation of narrative strands moves the reader in and out of Osvaldo's story and also establishes a general condition of
doubleness in the novel as a whole.
That said, it is Brian who most explicitly states the novel's preoccupation with
doubleness and irony.