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Slavic StructuralismEndre Bojtar
[Linguistic and Literary Studies in Eastern Europe 11] 1985
► pp. v–vi
Endre Bojtar
[Linguistic and Literary Studies in Eastern Europe 11] 1985
► pp. v–vi
Table of contents
Preface7
1. Slavic Structuralism as a Trend in Literary Criticism9
1.1. The Trend as Part of the Scientific Paradigm9
1.2. Structuralist Literary Scholarship and Philosophy13
1.3. The Historical Role of the Structuralist Trend in Literary Criticism20
1.4. Slavic Structuralist Literary Theory and Linguistics30
2. Functional Structuralism: Jan Mukařovský43
2.1. Literature as Structure43
2.2. Mobility of the Literary Structure48
2.3. The Literary Work as Sign53
2.4. The Literary Work as Value59
2.5. The Literary Work as Thing66
3. Ontological Structuralism: Roman Ingarden80
3.1. The Mode of Existence of the Literary Work83
3.2. The Literary Work and its Concretizations93
3.3. The Structure of the Literary Work100
3.4. The Aesthetic Value of the Literary Work109
4. After Structuralism122
4.1. Structuralism and Neostructuralism122
4.2. Historicism of Marxism125
4.3. The Historicism of Literary Criticism135
5. Outlook142
Bibliography147
Author Index156
Subject Index159
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