272 Pages
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Routledge
272 Pages
by
Routledge
272 Pages
by
Routledge
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Moving on from his previous book, Superstructuralism , Richard Harland argues that the focus on single words in the structuralist theory of language is its key weakness and that the next advance beyond post-structuralism depends upon replacing word-based with syntagm-based theories. In a lucid way he develops a new syntagmatic theory which shows that the effect of combining words grammatically... Read more
Preface, PART I The limits of Superstructuralism, PART II A theory of the syntagm, PART III Syntagmatic theory and philosophy, PART IV Syntagmatic theory and linguistics, PART V Syntagmatic theory and literature, PART VI Syntagmatic theory and textual interpretation, Conclusion, Notes, Bibliography, Index
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Harland, Richard
