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Two. The Reader/Text as Indeterminate
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Introduction xi
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Part One. The Fate of Meaning in Structuralist Literary Theory
- One. Beginning With Saussure: The Sentence-Text Analogy 3
- Two. The Reader/Text as Indeterminate 19
- Three. Meaning Endlessly Deferred 32
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Part Two. Meaning is a Triadic Relation
- Four. Starting Over: Pence's Theory of Signs 53
- Five. Art: Meaning as a Sign of Possibility 73
- Six. Criticism: Meaning as a Sign of Fact 91
- Seven. Theory: Meaning as a Sign of Reason 122
- Index 143
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Introduction xi
-
Part One. The Fate of Meaning in Structuralist Literary Theory
- One. Beginning With Saussure: The Sentence-Text Analogy 3
- Two. The Reader/Text as Indeterminate 19
- Three. Meaning Endlessly Deferred 32
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Part Two. Meaning is a Triadic Relation
- Four. Starting Over: Pence's Theory of Signs 53
- Five. Art: Meaning as a Sign of Possibility 73
- Six. Criticism: Meaning as a Sign of Fact 91
- Seven. Theory: Meaning as a Sign of Reason 122
- Index 143