J. Hillis Miller

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J. Hillis Miller was a prominent American literary critic and theorist associated with deconstruction and Yale School criticism, known for his influential work on Victorian literature and critical theory.

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J. Hillis Miller canonical 3
Geoffrey Hartman 1

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instanceOf literary critic
person
university professor
academicDegree PhD in English
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
educatedAt Harvard University
Oberlin College
employer Johns Hopkins University
University of California, Irvine
Yale University
familyName Miller
fieldOfWork Victorian literature
critical theory
deconstruction
literary criticism
literary theory
fullName Joseph Hillis Miller Jr.
gender male
genre literary criticism
theoretical essays
givenName Joseph
hasFather J. Hillis Miller Sr.
influenced contemporary literary theory
deconstructive literary criticism
influencedBy Jacques Derrida
Martin Heidegger
Paul de Man
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf Yale School critics
Yale School of deconstruction
movement deconstruction
nationality American
notableFor application of deconstruction to literary texts
contributions to critical theory
work on Victorian literature
notableWork Ariadne’s Thread
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Fiction and Repetition
On Literature
Others
The Disappearance of God
The Ethics of Reading
The J. Hillis Miller Reader
The Linguistic Moment
Topographies
positionHeld Distinguished Professor of English
Professor of English

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Jacques Derrida influenced J. Hillis Miller
Paul de Man influenced J. Hillis Miller
Paul de Man influenced Geoffrey Hartman
linked to: J. Hillis Miller