Author: Morris, Wesley
Title: Friday's Footprint. Structuralism and the Articulated Text
Description: Columbus, Ohio State University Press, (1979). orig.cloth. 23x15cm, xix, 253 pp, Several small side-page-spots.. Bottom binding edge bumped, some soil to dustwrapper, VG. dustw ¶ Contents: The Pilgrimage of Being: The Uses of Myth; Belonging as Typical: Sam Fathers; Belonging as Archetypal: Lucas Beauchamp; Apocalypse & the Loss of Being: Ike McCaslin; Forging the Novel: A Grammatical Model; On Metaphor & Metonymy: A Stylistic Analysis of "Now" and "Then"; The Centrality of Language: A Theory of Literary Language; An Outline of Procedure; The Philosophy of Language: Wittgenstein; Cassirer; The Methodology of Linguistics: Chomsky; A Psychoanalytic Model; The Possibility of History: Piaget; Stylistics: Style as Existential Projection: The Author; Style as Dynamic Meaning Structure: The Text; Style as "Affective" Structure of Meaning: The Reader; History as Existential; Toward a Literary Hermeneutics: History & Interpretation; The Hermeneutics of 'Verstehen': Consciousness; A Further Note on Language; The 'Text' as Interpretation: In Defense of Romanticism; Text & Context in Interpretation.

Keywords: Literary criticism, Critical theory, Structuralism, Philosophy, Language, Style, Stylistics, ,