Some articles on neutral, writing:
Roland Barthes - Writings and Ideas - Neutral and Novelistic Writing
... which he saw as limiting and pigeonholing in its titles and descriptions, and neutral, which he saw as open and noncommittal ... By writing about a subject that was rejected by both social extremes of thought, Barthes felt he could avoid the dangers of the limiting language of the Doxa ... of the social realm and free from the influence of culturally associative language and is thus neutral with regard to social progress ...
... which he saw as limiting and pigeonholing in its titles and descriptions, and neutral, which he saw as open and noncommittal ... By writing about a subject that was rejected by both social extremes of thought, Barthes felt he could avoid the dangers of the limiting language of the Doxa ... of the social realm and free from the influence of culturally associative language and is thus neutral with regard to social progress ...
Famous quotes containing the words writing and/or neutral:
“To him Homer was a great writer, though what his writing was about he did not know.”
—Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862)
“I feel the carousel starting slowly
And going faster and faster: desk, papers, books,
Photographs of friends, the window and the trees
Merging in one neutral band that surrounds
Me on all sides, everywhere I look.”
—John Ashbery (b. 1927)