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Roland Barthes Writing The Political Andrew Stafford

Name: Roland Barthes Writing The Political Andrew Stafford
SKU: BELL-50744990
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Lightning Source Inc. (Tier 2)

File Extension: MOBI

File size: 2.22 MB

Author: Andrew Stafford;

ISBN: 9781785278990, 1785278991, 39e4b744-3be4-41ef-83b7-4287737c44f6, 39E4B744-3BE4-41EF-83B7-4287737C44F6

Language: English

Year: 2022

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Roland Barthes Writing The Political Andrew Stafford by Andrew Stafford; 9781785278990, 1785278991, 39e4b744-3be4-41ef-83b7-4287737c44f6, 39E4B744-3BE4-41EF-83B7-4287737C44F6 instant download after payment.

With typical rhetorical flourish and beholden to paradox, Roland Barthes defines his work on ‘myth’ as an attempt to ‘define things’; and yet he is known foremost for his work on language. The aim of this book is to take ‘things’ here as social relations, objects and other human beings with which the self interacts. It does so via language. And language in Barthes’s conception is double: alienating, alienated on the one side; liberating, inspiring on the other. It is this double that we investigate in this book: A spectre is haunting Barthes studies, the spectre of dialectics; and the spectral presence of dialectics is what we will define in this book as the Barthesian ‘spirit’, in both senses of the word, that is, haunting his analyses and, at once, providing us with a double approach. ‘I have tried to define things, not words’ (Barthes 2009, 131n1).