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Marx doesn’t thematize this issue explicitly at this point in the text.
Probably related to that developed his interest in long-term trends of social change at the macro level which he thematized in his habilitation thesis.
Substitutions thematize boundaries at the periphery of speakers' being, and they thematize the fragility of people's basis for routinely applying linguistic categories to a world of strange referents.
The text's own turn to thematize sheer sound, is marked by a reference to ringing or rings - a term encompassing sound yet also a principle of recurrence.
Narratives that thematize their own poetic creation and form are seen to "turn back" on themselves; they "reflect" upon their own ontological natures.
They therefore rarely use intricate structures that languages with relatively fixed word order resort to in order to thematize elements.
Donizetti's 1837 opera Roberto Devereux thematises issues of privacy and concealment.
Friedrich Nietzsche was the most prominent philosopher to thematise the metropolis in the late nineteenth century as a space that no longer provided a home for the city dwellers.
It was one of the first statements to thematize cyberpunk's generic characteristics.
