- Look up
interpellation in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Interpellation may
refer to:
Interpellation (philosophy), the
process by
which we encounter...
- "ideology has always-already
interpellated individuals", that is,
individuals are
constituted as
subjects through being interpellated from
before they are even...
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Interpellation is a
formal request of a
parliament to the
respective government. It is
distinguished from
question time in that it
often involves a separate...
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individual persons are the
carriers of ideology—they are "always-already
interpellated" as subjects.
Individual subjects are
presented prin****lly as produced...
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Interpellator is the
student magazine of
Charles Sturt University's
Bathurst campus in New
South Wales, Australia. It is
funded by the
Bathurst SRC and...
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Criminal investigation is an
applied science that
involves the
study of
facts that are then used to
inform criminal trials. A
complete criminal investigation...
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joint session of both houses. The
parliament also has the
right of
interpellation. The 65
members of the
upper Senate are
directly appointed by the king...
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Russell Grigg observes that "there is a
moment when [Schreber] is called,
interpellated, by—or
perhaps better 'in'—the Name-of-the-Father. This is when the...
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responsible for no
legislative initiatives, no
major interpellations, 32
minor interpellations, ten
independent motions and
three motions for resolutions...
- discussion.
Current interpellations Parliamentarians have the
right to
current interpellations on
current affairs. Such
interpellations may be
debated on...
