Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Roland barthes trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Roland Barthes: Mythologies.
She is an avid Roland Barthes fan.
Roland Barthes once said of Flaubert's novels.
The Death of the Author by Roland Barthes.
Roland Barthes proclaimed the death of the author.
She esteemed Antonin Artaud, Samuel Beckett, and Roland Barthes.
Roland Barthes would have had fun with that, in his Mythologies.
He dislikes the avant-garde of the 1950s and‘60s in France,particularly the“new novel” and the“new criticism”(Roland Barthes).
In general, I buy Roland Barthes' dictum that"the author is dead".
Within which Levine's act must be located has, of course,been developed by a variety of writers, among them Roland Barthes.
Roland Barthes once said of Flaubert's novels,"Flaubert did not write a novel.
The other majorfigure in the early phase of structuralism was Roland Barthes, who applied the structuralist method to the general field of modern culture.
As Roland Barthes once observed:“Who speaks is not who writes, and who writes is not who is.”.
Bayley draws my attention to the French philosopher Roland Barthes' homage to the Citroën DS, which appeared in his 1957 book Mythologies.
As Roland Barthes explained in his influential photographic text Camera Lucida, we interpret images according to political, social and cultural norms.
So many people have been entranced by the plot in Balzac's novels,yet how many of them have thought about the text the way Roland Barthes does in S/Z?
A text is, as Roland Barthes points out, etymologically a tissue, a woven thing(from the Latin texere, to weave);
Hamilton's works frequently examine the durational capacity of photography which implies the contingency of both past andfuture as related in Roland Barthes' notion of time.
The French theorist Roland Barthes, a follower of Flaubert, was also preoccupied with the political effect of clichés.
Bayley attracts my attention to the French philosopher Roland Barthes' homage to the Citroën DS, which regarded in his 1957 ebook Mythologies.
Theorists such as Roland Barthes and Michel Foucault were both interested not only in the structures which could be found in cultural artefacts, but also in the larger-scale structures which could be traced in discourse itself.
Fifty years ago, French philosopher Roland Barthes talked about the peasant meal as a rural fantasy of bored city-dwellers.
In Camera Lucida, Roland Barthes argued that the involved viewer of photography recognizes the difference between a photograph's studium- the conventional, public meaning or information the photograph displays, with its punctum--the way the photograph“pierces” the viewer personally and jogs psychic and emotional associations particular to that viewer.
She has also published two theoretical works: Postmodernisme(1995),[2] about Roland Barthes, deconstruction and post-modernism, and"Psigoanalise en lees"("Psychoanalysis and reading", 1991), on Jacques Lacan and reading.
The very title of Roland Barthes's book“Mythologies,” which just came out in a new translation by Richard Howard and Annette Lavers, is a misnomer.
You include another voice-over from Roland Barthes, stating"The one who speaks is not the one who writes and the one who writes is not the one who is.".
The very title of Roland Barthes's book“Mythologies,” which just came out in a new translation by Richard Howard and Annette Lavers, is a misnomer.
In this series of essays written in the mid-1950s, Roland Barthes exposes the new myths of modern France and analyzes the influence of mass media in the French society of his time.
French philosopher Roland Barthes described Tokyo's Imperial Palace as the“empty center” of the city- a huge, unknowable chunk of land off limits to everyone but a family of unseen royals.
In his 1957 book Mythologies, semiotician Roland Barthes interpreted this Parisian striptease as a"mystifying spectacle", a"reassuring ritual" where"evil is advertised the better to impede and exorcise it".