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Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore

2007

345, xxiv Pages

ISBN 9780801883958

The structuralist controversy

The languages of criticism and the sciences of man

Edited by

Richard Macksey, Eugenio Donato

Publication details

Full citation:

Macksey, R. , Donato, E. (eds) (2007). The structuralist controversy: The languages of criticism and the sciences of man, 3rd edn., Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore.

Table of Contents

Anniversary Reflections

Macksey Richard, Donato Eugenio

ix-xiv

The Space Between - 1971

Macksey Richard, Donato Eugenio

xv-xx

Preface to First Edition

Macksey Richard, Donato Eugenio

xxi-xiv

Lions and squares

Macksey Richard

1-14

Tiresias and the critic

Girard René

15-21

Literary invention

Morazé Charles

22-55

Criticism and the experience of interiority

Poulet Georges

56-88

The two languages of criticism

Donato Eugenio

89-97

Structure

Goldmann Lucien

98-124

Language and literature

Todorov Tzvetan

125-133

To write: an intransitive verb?

Barthes Roland

134-156

The structure of philosophic language according to the "Preface" to Hegel's Phenomenology of the Mind

Hyppolite Jean

157-185

Of structures as an inmixing of an otherness prerequisite to any subject whatever

Lacan Jacques

186-200

The voices and the literary myth

Rosolato Guy

201-217

Structure and infrastructure in primitive society

Dyson-Hudson Neville

218-246

Structure, sign, and play in the discourse of the human sciences

Derrida Jacques

247-272

Greek tragedy

Vernant Jean-Pierre

273-295

Linguistics and poetics

Ruwet Nicolas

296-318

Concluding remarks

Hyppolite Jean, Macksey Richard, Girard René

319-322

About the participants

323-330

Colloquists

331-336

Bibliographic note - 1971

337-340

Index

341-345

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First Edition

The languages of criticism and the sciences of man

1970

Richard Macksey, Eugenio Donato (ed)

Baltimore, Johns Hopkins University Press