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On Deconstruction: Theory and Criticism after Structuralism
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In this article, the authors discuss readers and reading and deconstructive critical criticism. But their focus is on the reader and reading as a woman, and not on the critic.Abstract:
Preface to New Edition. Preface to First Edition Introduction Chapter 1: Readers and Reading 1. New Fortunes 2. Reading as a Woman 3. Stories of Reading Chapter 2: Deconstruction 1. Writing and Logocentrism 2. Meaning and Iterability 3. Grafts and Graft 4. Institutions and Inversions 5. Critical Consequences Chapter 3: Deconstructive Criticism Bibliography. Indexread more
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Introduction: A Science of Joy
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Secret to the last: Charles Brockden Brown's Ormond
TL;DR: The multitude of opinions regarding Charles Brockden Brown's Ormond, an amalgam of Gothic, sentimental, and purpose fiction which burst forth from his pen in under two months in 1799, is broad enough to have prompted Paul Rodgers to argue that such diversity tends to cast doubt upon the merits of any reading as mentioned in this paper.