The Big Fan Of Barthes Figurative Language
Out of all the other chapters, it’s easy to label Andrew with those titles you mentioned, but with this last chapter, there’s nowhere to place him! It’s sad! To me, he genuinely sounds reliable, oddly. It’s as if the world is asleep, and “protector” and “pretender” are the same thing to him— the reason I can’t pinpoint anything.
I skimmed through Fish. Don’t know Greenblatt. Big fan of Barthes. Of course, I think about the author and what they’re striving to illustrate. But why can’t I _still_ see the author as dead? I think the issue is identity. We’re stuck between ours and theirs when we interpret a text. We like to assume individualism is one with the text, but it’s parallel. My problem is that I can be convinced nonetheless when awesome
I skimmed through Fish. Don’t know Greenblatt. Big fan of Barthes. Of course, I think about the author and what they’re striving to illustrate. But why can’t I _still_ see the author as dead? I think the issue is identity. We’re stuck between ours and theirs when we interpret a text. We like to assume individualism is one with the text, but it’s parallel. My problem is that I can be convinced nonetheless when awesome