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Barth, Barthes, and Bergson: Postmodern Aesthetics and the Imperative of the New

Pacific Coast Philology, 2012
ABSTRACT Bergsonian aesthetics give art the imperative of constantly reinventing itself and have furnished a useful key to Modernism. Here, they are applied to the continuities and disruptions of the "postmodern," with its hybrid, contradictory, pluralistic claims. Focusing mainly on John Barth and Roland Barthes, this essay argues that,
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Barth and Universal Salvation

2019
Pan-chiu Lai takes up the question of universal salvation in Barth, in conversation particularly with Chinese Buddhism, which recognizes a variety of entrances or “dharma-gates” to salvation. After describing several aspects of the universalism of this Mahayana tradition, Lai turns to Barth and notes parallels in his own theology, including the ...
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Interdisciplinary Barthes

2020
The disciplinary range of Barthes’s work is unusually diverse, as is that of its reception. An energetic contributor to the human sciences in postwar France, Barthes is credited with a pivotal role in the emergence of interdisciplinarity. But Barthes was alert to its recuperation by the technocratic higher-education reforms of 1968, referring to ‘the ...
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Barthes

Books Abroad, 1972
Elizabeth Frick   +2 more
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Barthes and Mouvance

Exemplaria, 2021
Jennifer Rushworth
exaly  

Afterword. Translating Roland Barthes: A Fragment

Early Modern French Studies, 2023
Timothy Mathews
exaly  

Neutral Life: Roland Barthes’ Late Work – An Introduction

Theory, Culture and Society, 2020
Sunil Manghani
exaly  

An Undefined Something Else: Barthes, Culture, Neutral Life

Theory, Culture and Society, 2020
Neil Badmington
exaly  

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