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200 10$aJulia Kristeva /$fJohn Lechte
210  1$aOxon [England] :$cRoutledge,$d2013.
215   $a1 online resource (257 p.)
225 1 $aRoutledge library editions : Feminist theory
300   $aFirst published in 1990.
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $aJULIA KRISTEVA; Copyright; Julia Kristeva; Copyright; Contents; Editor's foreword; Preface; Acknowledgements; Introduction; Julia Kristeva's intellectual trajectory; The focus of reading; Part One Context and influences; 1 '""Too French . . .""'? Setting the intellectual scene; Frenchness; Thought and its concerns in France; A paradise for intellectuals?; The other side of reality and the limits of writing; The missed (Anglo-Franco) encounter; 2 The effect of the unconscious; Language and the unconscious system; The baroque; The unconscious as a purloined letter; The psychoanalytic triangle
327   $aThe unconscious as symbolicSpeaking 'about' the unconscious; The letter as destiny (death) - and poetry; Psychoanalysing Hamlet; Art and subjectivity; Joyce and the limits of signification; The unsymbolizable; His Majesty's blindness; 3 Towards the semiotic; Roland Barthes; Emile Benveniste; Georges Bataille; Anagrams; Exile, foreigner, and cosmopolitan; Part Two A reading of Kristeva's ?uvre; 4 Writing, dialogue, infinity; Writing; Dialogue; The infinite; 5 The semiotic in poetic language and history; Painting rhythm; The 'semiotic' and the 'symbolic'; The semiotic disposition
327   $aPoetic language in history and society6 Horror, love, melancholy; Horror; Love; Melancholy; Part Three Conclusion; 7 The importance of Kristeva; Feminism: for and against; From modernism to postmodernism?; The power of the analyst?; Art and analysis; Select bibliography; Index
330   $aA leading literary critic and psychoanalyst, Julia Kristeva is one of the most significant French thinkers writing today. In this up-to-date survey of her work, John Lechte outlines fully and systematically her intellectual development. He traces it from her work on Bakhtin and the logic of poetic language in the 1960s, through her influential theories of the 'symbolic' and the 'semiotic' in the 1970s, to her analyses of horror, love, melancholy and cosmopolitanism in the 1980s. He provides an insight into the intellectual and historical context which gave rise to Kristeva's thought, showin
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