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Patrick Brady aporta más de dos décadas de pasión por el ciclismo a su extenso trabajo editorial. Ha sido editor y director de publicaciones ciclistas de renombre, demostrando una profunda comprensión del deporte. Su escritura explora el multifacético mundo del ciclismo, desde la emoción de la competición hasta el viaje meditativo del cicloturismo. Las contribuciones de Brady iluminan la cultura y el estilo de vida que rodean al ciclismo, ofreciendo a los lectores una perspectiva única.
This volume, essentially methodological in orientation, presents a spectrum of French, Russian, and American modes of structuralism. Each approach is extrapolated from a structuralist mode of language theory (Derrida), period style theory (Jakobson, Foucault), information theory (Lotman), linguistics and narratology (Christensen, Ohmann; Barthes, Chatman; Heller and Macris), social anthropology (Lévi-Strauss), psychoanalysis (Lacan), sociology (Goldmann), or archetypology (Durand). Each is situated in relation to earlier work in each of these fields and then demonstrated and tested by means of concrete application to the analysis of two paradigmatic but profoundly different narrative texts of the rococo period: Prévost's Manon Lescaut (1731) and Marivaux's La Vie de Marianne (1731-41). While the main concern is thus a critical examination of the most controversial modern critical perspectives, the study also proposes the first elements of a comprehensive new theory of the rococo.