The afterlives of Roland Barthes
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The afterlives of Roland Barthes
Bloomsbury Academic, 2018
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [139]-150) and index
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Description
Roland Barthes - the author of such enduringly influential works as Mythologies and Camera Lucida - was one of the most important cultural critics of the post-war era. Since his death in 1980, new writings have continued to be discovered and published. The Afterlives of Roland Barthes is the first book to revisit and reassess Barthes' thought in light of these posthumously published writings. Covering work such as Barthes' Mourning Diary, the notes for his projected Vita Nova and many writings yet to be translated into English, Neil Badmington reveals a very different Barthes of today than the figure familiar from the writings published in his lifetime.
Table of Contents
1 Introduction: The Afterlives of Roland Barthes
2 For Henriette's Tomb: Mourning with Mallarme
3 Punctum Saliens: Mourning, Film, Photography
4 The 'Inkredible' Roland Barthes
5 Bored with Barthes: Ennui in China
6 Hitchcock Hapax: Realism Revisited
Postscript: Afterlives' Afterlives
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