The Death and Resurrection of the Author?: Irwin, William: 9780313318702: Book: Philosophy: eCampus.com

The nature of authorship and the place of authorial intention in the interpretation of literary texts are examined in this dialogical collection. Seminal essays by Barthes and Foucault lead a study of the philosophical underpinnings and arguments of the debate.

Preface<BR>
Introduction<BR>
The Death of the Author<BR>
The Death of the Author by Roland Barthes<BR>
What Is an Author? by Michel Foucault<BR>
Kierkegaard and the Anxiety of Authorship by Merold Westphal<BR>
Gadamer's Hermeneutics and the Question of Authorial Intention by David Weberman<BR>
The Marginal Life of the Author by Jason Holt<BR>
The Death of the Author: An Analytical Autopsy by Peter Lamarque<BR>
The Resurrection of the Author? A Look at Author Constructs<BR>
Writer, Text, Work, Author by Alexander Nehamas<BR>
Authorship and Authority by Nickolas Pappas<BR>
Apparent, Implied, and Postulated Authors by Robert Stecker<BR>
Feminist Literary Criticism and the Author by Cheryl Walker<BR>
A Theory of the Author by Jorge J.E. Gracia<BR>
Intentionalism and Author Constructs by William Irwin<BR>
The Death of Cervantes and the Life of Don Quixote by Eric Bronson<BR>
Bibliography<BR>
Index


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