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OFF THE SHELF “MYTHOLOGIES”: PRÉT A PORTER
Roland Barthes is a key figure in international intellectual life. He is one of the most important intellectual figures to have emerged in postwar France and his writings continue to have an influence on critical debates today. Barthes was notoriety … Continue reading →
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Tagged Andrea Modica, Brica Wilcox, C. John Holcombe, Dorothea Lange, Eleanor Antin, Elsa Dorfman, Gary P. Radford, Gilles Deleuze, Graham Allen, Guy Debord, Jacques Derrida, Joan Trumpauer Mulholland, Jonathan Rosenbaum, Lyle Rexler, Martin Ryder, Michael Silverman, Michel Foucault, Neil Slavin, Roland Barthes, Stephen Heath
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SEMIOTICALLY SPEAKING:A Determined Lack of PURPOSE
“To Roland Barthes, the gap in meaning at the heart of the aesthetic experience opened up the possibility of an orgasmic explosion of the parameters of the self, a vertiginous liberation into the joys of an abyss outside of even … Continue reading →
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Tagged Albert Einstein, Alexander Gardner, Barthes Marxism, Brecht, Carl Jung, Ferdinand de Saussure, Fred Jameson, Frederic Jameson, Friedrich Nietzsche, Gilles Deleuze, Graham Allen, Guy Debord, Immanuel Kant, Jacques Derrida, Jacques Lacan, John Jones, Kant, Lewis H. Hine, Lewis Payne, Lisa MacLean, M.E. Baker, Michel Foucault, Muybridge, Nietzsche, Roland Barthes, Sigmund Freud, Voltaire
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