Self, Sign, and Symbol

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Mark Neuman, Michael Payne
Bucknell University Press, 1987 - 177 páginas
These essays wrestle with a number of postformalist questions and are ordered so as to present a new argument for the self-sufficiency of the text. Collectively they suggest that recovery of interest in the meaning of texts and the exchange between writer and reader may become the next new criticism.
 

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Dream Symbolism and Literary Symbolism
19
Opening the Closure and Vice Versa
34
Coleridges Scientific and Philosophic Insights
45
Scrutinizing the Discourse of History
72
The Wings of the Dove and In a Balcony
95
Eliot Burglary and Musical Order
117
The Dynamics of Vision in William Carlos Williams and Charles Sheeler
130
A Metacommentary on Roland Barthess Empire of Signs
144
The Visible Object
168
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