单词	decentre
释义	decentre /diːˈsɛntə / (US decenter) verb [with object] 1Displace from the centre or from a central position.Some within these movements understand that they have to study, to know more, to decentre themselves from the culturally dominant ideology.... Around 1915, Shapley decentered the solar system by placing it toward the periphery of our galaxy. I believe it was Freud who humbly suggested that the three greatest scientific revolutions were those that decentred humanity. 1.1Remove or displace (the individual human subject, such as the author of a text) from a primary place or central role: (as noun decentring) the decentring of the author is paradigmatic of contemporary experimental fiction... Despite many contemporary (and to my mind not at all nutty) attempts to decentre the author, in a book like this you can't escape the totalitarian presence (in what I've written above, I too have not succeeded). The double meaning of language obliges the patient to decentre himself, to differentiate himself from the object; for the patient thinks he has heard one thing and then realises that the analyst has been saying something different. The trip to Lublin has decentered the American from his role as spectator into the role of participant in the multi-voiced dialogue of the journey.
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