In Search of Authority, second edition: An Introductory Guide to Literary Theory |
Contents
CHAPTER I | 14 |
Why Study Literary Theory Now? | 27 |
Monologue and Dialogue in the Classroom | 47 |
Paradigms Paradigm Change and Interpretation | 66 |
Structuralism | 85 |
Syntagmatic and Paradigmatic Relations | 99 |
CHAPTER 8 | 126 |
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