Critical Practice

Althusser Althusser’s analysis apparent argues assumptions audience autonomous Barthes Benveniste Bleak House challenge Chapter character classic realism classic realist text coherent common sense concept consciousness constitutes constructed contradiction contradictory course critical practice critical theory cultural deconstruction Derrida discourse distinction énoncé existence experience expressive realism expressive theory fiction Freud Frye Frye’s human identify ideology individual inscribed instance intelligible interpellation interpretation interpretive communities interrogative text Jacques Derrida Jacques Lacan knowledge Lacan language letter linguistic literary text literature Louis Althusser Macherey Macherey’s Marxism meaning Middlemarch mirror stage mode of production narrative narrator nature Northrop Frye novel object offers plurality poem poetry political polyphony position possible post-Saussurean present psychoanalysis quest question radical reader reading relationship Roland Barthes Saussure Saussure’s scholar-gipsy Sherlock Holmes signifying system simply single Slavoj Žižek social formation society specific story symbolic order system of differences theoretical transcendent truth unconscious words writing