Blindness and Insight

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Blindness and Insight is a seminal collection of literary-critical essays by Paul de Man that helped define deconstructionist theory and reshape modern literary criticism.

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instanceOf book
essay collection
academicDiscipline English studies
comparative literature
addresses instability of literary meaning
limits of critical knowledge
relationship between theory and reading
author Paul de Man
centralConcept blindness in reading
insight in interpretation
rhetorical reading
self-reflexivity of criticism
undecidability of meaning
countryOfPublication United States
field humanities
literary studies
genre critical theory
literary criticism
hasInfluenceOn deconstructionist theory
modern literary criticism
hasPart essay "Criticism and Crisis"
essay "Form and Intent in the American New Criticism"
essay "Heidegger’s Exegeses of Hölderlin"
essay "The Concept of Irony"
essay "The Dead-End of Formalist Criticism"
essay "The Intentional Structure of the Romantic Image"
essay "The Rhetoric of Blindness"
essay "The Rhetoric of Persuasion"
essay "The Rhetoric of Temporality"
hasReception considered a seminal work in literary theory
widely studied in graduate literary programs
influenced Anglo-American literary theory
Yale School of deconstruction
language English
mainSubject Romanticism
aesthetics
literary theory
philosophy of language
reading and interpretation
rhetoric of criticism
movement deconstruction
notableFor helping define deconstructionist theory
reshaping modern literary criticism
publicationCentury 20th century
publisher Oxford University Press
theoreticalOrientation deconstruction
poststructuralism

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Paul de Man notableWork Blindness and Insight
Paul de Man notableWork Blindness and Insight
subject linked to: Paul Adolph Michel de Man
Allegories of Reading relatedTo Blindness and Insight
The Rhetoric of Romanticism relatedWork Blindness and Insight
Resistance to Theory relatedWork Blindness and Insight