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Structuralism (Literary analysis)

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The locus of meaning

Herbert F. Smith

1994

Moments of transition

J. Russell Reaver

1982

Narrative semiotics and cognitive discourses

Algirdas Julien Greimas

1990

Barthes

Jonathan D. Culler, Jonathan Culler

2002

Foregrounded description in prose fiction

José Manuel Lopes

1995

Poétique

Tzvetan Todorov

1981

Romanticism, a structural analysis

Morse, David.

1982

What is neostructuralism?

Frank, Manfred

1989

Structuralist poetics

Jonathan D. Culler

1975

Roland Barthes

Philip Malcolm Waller Thody

1983

Cultural history and postmodernity

Mark Poster

1997

Structuralism & semiotics

Terence Hawkes

1977

Jakobsonian poetics and Slavic narrative

Krystyna Pomorska

1992

Figures of literary discourse

Gérard Genette

1982

Structuralism in literature

Robert Scholes, Robert E. Scholes

1974

Fiction of Malcolm Lowry and Thomas Mann

Jim Barnes

1990

Structuralism and the logic of dissent

Eve Tavor Bannet

1989

From the new criticism to deconstruction

Art Berman

1988

Image, music, text

Roland Barthes

1988

Theory as resistance

Donald Morton, Masʼud Zavarzadeh, Mas'ud Zavarzadeh

1994

French structuralism

Roland A. Champagne

1990

Structural exegesis for New Testament critics

Daniel Patte

1989

The decentered universe of Finnegans wake

Margot Norris

1976

Structural models and African poetics

Sunday Ogbonna Anozie

1981

European literary theory and practice

Vernon W. Gras

1973

The word and verbal art

Jan Mukařovský

1977

The age of structuralism

Edith Kurzweil

1980

A Critical and cultural theory reader

Kate McGowan, Antony Easthope

1992

Outside Literature

Tony Bennett - undifferentiated

1990

Looking for God in the suburbs

James David Hudnut-Beumler

1995

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