Myth, Truth and Literature: Towards a True Post-modernismCambridge University Press, 26/08/1994 - 208 páginas Colin Falck's book has had a widespread influence since it first appeared in 1989. Hailed as a work that alters the way we think about literary theory and its institutionalisation in America and Britain, it is a philosophically informed account of the 'paradigm-shift' required to replaced structuralism and post-structuralism as modes of perceiving literature and related culture. Falck now supplements this second paperback edition with an appendix and other new material. |
Índice
Two faces of Romanticism | 1 |
Saussurian theory and the abolition of reality | 4 |
Original language | 34 |
Poetry | 55 |
Presence | 86 |
Spilt religion | 115 |
Towards a true postmodernism | 147 |
Romanticism and poetics | 171 |
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