In this now classic study, Sean Burke further explores the challenges faced by an authorial theory and revisits the enigmatic borderlines between life and work, life and (authorial) death.
In this now classic study, Sean Burke further explores the challenges faced by an authorial theory and revisits the enigmatic borderlines between life and work, life and (authorial) death.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Seán Burke worked in the Department of English Studies at the University of Durham for thirteen years, and has now retired. His academic publications include The Death and Return of the Author: Criticism and Subjectivity in Barthes, Foucault and Derrida (3rd edn, 2008), Authorship: From Plato to the Postmodern: A Reader (1995) and The Ethics of Writing: Authorship and Legacy in Plato and Nietzsche (2008). His first novel, Deadwater (2002) has been published in France as Au bout des docks (2007). He is currently researching a study of discursive ethics in Plato, Levinas and Derrida.
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Preface to Third Edition: The 'Life Death' of the Author Preface to the Second Edition Prologue: The Deaths of Paul de Man Introduction: A Prehistory of the Death of the Author 1. The Birth of the Reader: Authorship and Apotheosis From Work to Life The 'Founders of Languages' Mimesis and the Author Autobiographies 2. The Author and the Death of Man: Cogito and the Birth of Man The Founder of Futurity What (and Who) is an Author? Allegories of Misreading Transcendental Lures: LAcan and the Mastery of Language Subjectivities 3. Misread Intentions: Authors of Absence Hors-Texte A History of Silence Doubling the Text: Intention and its Other The Myth of Writing Reading and (Self-) Writing Conclusion: Critic and Author: Critic and Author? Misreceptions: Phenomenology into Deconstruction The Ghost in the Machine: Authorial Inscription and the Limits of Theory Epilogue: Technology and the Politics of Reading 'Half Dust, Half Deity': The Middle Way of Situated Authorship Appendix 1: The Biographical Imperative Appendix 2: The Author as Reader Notes Bibliography Index.
Preface to Third Edition: The 'Life Death' of the Author Preface to the Second Edition Prologue: The Deaths of Paul de Man Introduction: A Prehistory of the Death of the Author 1. The Birth of the Reader: Authorship and Apotheosis From Work to Life The 'Founders of Languages' Mimesis and the Author Autobiographies 2. The Author and the Death of Man: Cogito and the Birth of Man The Founder of Futurity What (and Who) is an Author? Allegories of Misreading Transcendental Lures: LAcan and the Mastery of Language Subjectivities 3. Misread Intentions: Authors of Absence Hors-Texte A History of Silence Doubling the Text: Intention and its Other The Myth of Writing Reading and (Self-) Writing Conclusion: Critic and Author: Critic and Author? Misreceptions: Phenomenology into Deconstruction The Ghost in the Machine: Authorial Inscription and the Limits of Theory Epilogue: Technology and the Politics of Reading 'Half Dust, Half Deity': The Middle Way of Situated Authorship Appendix 1: The Biographical Imperative Appendix 2: The Author as Reader Notes Bibliography Index.
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