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POSTSTRUCTURALIST THEORIES, CONCEPT - Coggle Diagram
POSTSTRUCTURALIST THEORIES
DECONSTRUCTION
JACQUES DERRIDA
Phonocentrism
Différance
Logocentrism
Violent hierarchy / Supplement
WRITING
Different context
Spacement
Present reference
Chain
Absense of subject/content
Spirit
AMERICAN
HAYDEN WHITE
Historians not objective
DE MAN
INSIGHT/BLINDNESS
TROPES (Irony / Synecdote / Metonymy/ Hyperbole / Metaphor / Metalepsis)
HAROLD BLOOM
Stages of revision
Substitution
Representation
Limitation
Belatedness
Relationships
Clinamen
Tessera
Kenosis
Daemonization
Askesis
Apophrades
GEOFFREY HARTMAN
INSIDE/OUTSIDE
HILLIS MILLER
Deconstruction
Reversing
Resisting
Noting hierarchy
J L AUSTIN
Performative
Degrees of linguistic force
LINGUISTIC ACT
PERLOCUTATION
Constative
MICHEL FOUCAULT
Power
Archives and constraints
Social constraints (education)
RESEMBLANCE
HISTORY / NOT A SCIENCE
NEW HISTORICISM AND CULTURAL MATERIALISM
RESISTANCE / DIFFERENCE / CHANGE
CATHERINE BESLEY (change / relative truth / alternative knowledge)
NEW HIST = extended literary critic CULTURAL MATERIALISM = politizised ideology (Althusser )
New inflection = intertextual relations
New assumptions
Historian studies not objective
Periods not unified
Relation HISTORY/LITERATURE ----rethaught
History = two meanings
MICHEL PECHEUX (good subject / bad subject / disidentification)
MIKHAIL BAKHTIN (Carnival / indeterminacy / open endedness)
JACKES LACAN
IMAGINARY STAGE
MIRROR STAGE
SYMBOLIC STAGE
PSYCHOANALYSIS -UNCONSCIOUS
JULIA KRISTEVA
INTERTEXTUALITY
DELEUZE AND GUATTARI
SCHIZOANALYSIS - LIBERATION OF DESIRE
A Thousand Plateaus, Capitalism and Schizophrenia
SAUSSURE
SIGNIFIER- SIGNIFIED (no connection)
Context
EXPERIENCE
SPEAKING SUBJECT-
SUBJECT IN PROCESS
DISCOURSE
ROLAND BARTHES
DEATH OF THE AUTHOR
FREE INTERPRETATION
IGNORES AUTHOR'S INTENTION.
SIGNIFIER AND SIGNIFIED = PARTNERS
PROCESS OF SIGNIFICATION
ALTHUSSER
SUBJECTS OF IDEOLOGY
OPERATES BY SUMMONING
BASIS
Consequences of viewing reality as textual
Human as product of social linguistic forces
Emotive writing
CRITICS
hidden messages
disunity rather than unity
multiplicity of meanings
Philosophy
CONCEPT
Critic to structuralism