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LIT THEORY

LITERATURE

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hermenutics x
memesis x
catharsis x
hamartia x
hebraic x
hellenistic x
close reading formalism
defamiliarization formalism
practical criticism formalism
organi form formalism and new crit
pseudo statements formalism and new crit
verbal icon formalism and new crit
intentional fallacy formalism and new crit
affective fallacy formalism and new crit
heresy of paraphrase formalism and new crit
ideal reader formalism and new crit
hermeneutics of suspicion psychoanalytical reading
manifest psychoanalytical reading
latent psychoanalytical reading
oral phase psychoanalytical reading
anal phase psychoanalytical reading
oedipal phase psychoanalytical reading
latency phase psychoanalytical reading
genital phase psychoanalytical reading
anxiety of influence psychoanalytical reading
arhetypes psychoanalytical reading
collective consiousness psychoanalytical reading
canon psychoanalytical reading
creative misprision psychoanalytical reading
displacement psychoanalytical reading
dream work psychoanalytical reading
fixation psychoanalytical reading
intertextuality psychoanalytical reading
neurosis psychoanalytical reading
psychosis psychoanalytical reading
persona psychoanalytical reading
phallus/law of father psychoanalytical reading
pwr of gaze psychoanalytical reading
identification psychoanalytical reading
pleasure principle/reality psychoanalytical reading
signified psychoanalytical reading
signfier psychoanalytical reading
theory of audience psychoanalytical reading
id psychoanalytical reading
ego psychoanalytical reading
super ego psychoanalytical reading
uncanny psychoanalytical reading
imaginary order psychoanalytical reading
real presence psychoanalytical reading
symbolic order psychoanalytical reading
alienation marxist/historicist
base marxist/historicist
commodification marxist/historicist
conspicuous onsumption marxist/historicist
containment marxist/historicist
context marxist/historicist
dialetical materialism marxist/historicist
discourse marxist/historicist
episteme marxist/historicist
hegemony marxist/historicist
ideology marxist/historicist
little narratives marxist/historicist
material cirumstances marxist/historicist
power marxist/historicist
reflectionism marxist/historicist
selfpositioning marxist/historicist
superstruture marxist/historicist
thick description marxist/historicist
analytical marxism marxist/historicist
prophetic marxism marxist/historicist
horizons of expectiatoins reader response
implied reader reader response
transactional analysis reader response
meaning reader response
significance reader response
psychic intention reader response
verbal intention reader response
interpretive communiteis reader response
aporia deconstruction/poststructionalism
binary opposition deconstruction/poststructionalism
differance deconstruction/poststructionalism
disourse deconstruction/poststructionalism
freeplay deconstruction/poststructionalism
logocentrism deconstruction/poststructionalism
metaphysics of presence deconstruction/poststructionalism
sign deconstruction/poststructionalism
signified deconstruction/poststructionalism
signifier deconstruction/poststructionalism
trace deconstruction/poststructionalism
supplement deconstruction/poststructionalism
transcendental signifier deconstruction/poststructionalism
undecidability deconstruction/poststructionalism
immasculation feminist/gender
androgyny feminist/gender
essentialism feminist/gender
constructionalism feminist/gender
phallogocentrism feminist/gender
patriarchy feminist/gender
madonna vs whore feminist/gender
feminine era feminist/gender
feminist era feminist/gender
female era feminist/gender
taboo of seprate spheres of labor feminist/gender
traffic in women kinship
sex/gender system feminist/gender
comprador ethnic and postcolonial
subaltern ethnic and postcolonial
authenticity ethnic and postcolonial
colonialism ethnic and postcolonial
contact zone ethnic and postcolonial
diaspora ethnic and postcolonial
energizing myth ethnic and postcolonial
hybridity ethnic and postcolonial
mimicry ethnic and postcolonial
national allegory ethnic and postcolonial
orature ethnic and postcolonial
orientalism ethnic and postcolonial
othering ethnic and postcolonial
palimpsest ethnic and postcolonial
pigdin ethnic and postcolonial
creole ethnic and postcolonial
remythologyzing ethnic and postcolonial
scandelous categories ethnic and postcolonial
traveling metaphor ethnic and postcolonial
universalism ethnic and postcolonial
eseentialism ethnic and postcolonial
nativism ethnic and postcolonial
anthropocentrism ecocritical and animal
anthropogenci ethnic and postcolonial
place ethnic and postcolonial
dwellign ethnic and postcolonial
pastoral ethnic and postcolonial
novel ethnic and postcolonial
foucaults pwr knowledge ethnic and postcolonial
instrumentalism ethnic and postcolonial
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