Incidents
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Book Summary
French philosopher and literary theorist Roland Barthes was one of the leading influences on the post-structuralist movement in twentieth-century literary thought, and some of his best-known works, like "S/Z," speak directly to the essential and individual relationship between a reader and a literary text. In "Incidents," readers have the privilege of going inside the life and thought of Barthes, through a book that is a testament to Barthes' belief that a literary work should invite the full, active participation of the reader. The essays collected in "Incidents," originally published in French shortly after Barthes' death, provide unique insight into the author's life, his personal struggles, and his
ISBN-13
9781906497590
Language
English
Binding
Paper Back
Publisher
Seagull Books
Publishing Date
2010-09-15

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Book Summary
French philosopher and literary theorist Roland Barthes was one of the leading influences on the post-structuralist movement in twentieth-century literary thought, and some of his best-known works, like "S/Z," speak directly to the essential and individual relationship between a reader and a literary text. In "Incidents," readers have the privilege of going inside the life and thought of Barthes, through a book that is a testament to Barthes' belief that a literary work should invite the full, active participation of the reader. The essays collected in "Incidents," originally published in French shortly after Barthes' death, provide unique insight into the author's life, his personal struggles, and his
Book Specifications
ISBN-13
9781906497590
Language
English
Binding
Paper Back
Publisher
Seagull Books
Publishing Date
2010-09-15