Slavic structuralism

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• Prelim pages
• p. i

• Table of contents
• p. v

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• Preface
• p. 7

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• 1. Slavic Structuralism as a Trend in Literary Criticism
• p. 9

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• 1.1. The Trend as Part of the Scientific Paradigm
• p. 9

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• 1.2. Structuralist Literary Scholarship and Philosophy
• p. 13

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• 1.3. The Historical Role of the Structuralist Trend in Literary Criticism
• p. 20

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• 1.4. Slavic Structuralist Literary Theory and Linguistics
• p. 30

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• 2. Functional Structuralism: Jan Muka#345;ovský
• p. 43

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• 2.1. Literature as Structure
• p. 43

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• 2.2. Mobility of the Literary Structure
• p. 48

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• 2.3. The Literary Work as Sign
• p. 53

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• 2.4. The Literary Work as Value
• p. 59

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• 2.5. The Literary Work as Thing
• p. 66

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• 3. Ontological Structuralism: Roman Ingarden
• p. 80

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• 3.1. The Mode of Existence of the Literary Work
• p. 83

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• 3.2. The Literary Work and its Concretizations
• p. 93

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• 3.3. The Structure of the Literary Work
• p. 100

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• 3.4. The Aesthetic Value of the Literary Work
• p. 109

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• 4. After Structuralism
• p. 122

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• 4.1. Structuralism and Neostructuralism
• p. 122

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• 4.2. Historicism of Marxism
• p. 125

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• 4.3. The Historicism of Literary Criticism
• p. 135

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• 5. Outlook
• p. 142

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• Bibliography
• p. 147

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• Author Index
• p. 156

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• Subject Index
• p. 159