S/Z

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S/Z is Roland Barthes’s influential structuralist analysis of Balzac’s short story “Sarrasine,” renowned for its detailed demonstration of textual codes and readerly versus writerly texts.

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S/Z canonical 3
S/Z (English edition) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
literary theory work
structuralist analysis
analyzesAuthor Honoré de Balzac
analyzesWork Sarrasine
author Roland Barthes
code hermeneutic code
proairetic code
referential code
semic code
symbolic code
countryOfOrigin France
defines five major codes
dividesTextInto 561 lexias
exploresTheme gender
narrative codes
representation
sexuality
focusesOn readerly texts
textual codes
writerly texts
genre literary criticism
narratology
structuralism
hasEnglishTranslation S/Z (English edition)
linked to: S/Z
influencedField literary theory
narratology
post-structuralist criticism
structuralist criticism
introducesConcept readerly text
writerly text
isConsidered key text in structuralist poetics
major work of Roland Barthes
language French
mainSubject Honoré de Balzac’s short story "Sarrasine"
originalTitle S/Z
publicationYear 1970
publisher Éditions du Seuil
relatedConcept active reader
textual plurality
relatedToWork Image-Music-Text
Mythologies
theoreticalFramework post-structuralism
semiotics
structuralism
usesMethod close reading
semiotic analysis
structural analysis

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S/Z originalTitle S/Z
S/Z hasEnglishTranslation S/Z (English edition)
linked to: S/Z