| Description |
vi, 228 pages ; 22 cm |
| Contents |
pt. 1. The phenomenology of reading Poulet, Sartre, and Blanchot: author, reader, and work as intention -- Sarte and Dufrenne: reading and imagination -- Ingarden and Iser: reading as concretization -- Ingarden, Iser, and the Geneva school: three versions of phenomenological criticism -- pt. 2. Subjective and objective criticism: psychoanalytic and hermeneutic theories of meaning Norman Holland: reading as self re-creation -- David Bleich: the dialectics of subjectivity -- E.D. Hirsch: individual meaning as shared meaning -- Dialectical meaning and the institution -- pt. 3. Structuralism and semiotics Jonathan Culler: a structuralist poetics -- Umberto Eco: The reading process as code-structure -- From structuralism to post-structuralism -Derrida's strategy -- pt. 4. Three models of dialectical criticism Stanley Fish: supersession and transcendence -- Roland Barthes: subverting history/suspending the self -- Paul de man: the irony of deconstruction/the deconstruction of irony |
| Analysis |
Literature Criticism Theories |
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Literature. Criticism. Theories |
| Notes |
Includes index |
| Bibliography |
Bibliography: pages [214]-219 |
| Subject |
Criticism -- History -- 20th century.
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Criticism.
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| LC no. |
83242402 |
| ISBN |
0631134573 |
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0631134581 |
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