The Kristeva ReaderColumbia University Press, 1986 - 327 pages An easily accessible introduction to Kristeva's work in English. The essays have been selected as representative of the three main areas of Kristeva's writing--semiotics, psychoanalysis, and political theory--and are each prefaced by a clear, instructive introduction. For beginners or those familiar with Kristeva's work this is a good complement to The Portable Kristeva with a convenient selection of articles from Kristeva's earlier work some of which are otherwise hard to come by. |
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Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Linguistics Semiotics Textuality | 23 |
The System and the Speaking Subject | 24 |
Word Dialogue and Novel | 34 |
From Symbol to Sign | 62 |
Semiotics A Critical Science andor a Critique of Science | 74 |
Revolution in Poetic Language | 89 |
Women Psychoanalysis Politics | 137 |
Stabat Mater | 160 |
Womens Time | 187 |
The TrueReal | 214 |
Freud and Love Treatment and Its Discontents | 238 |
Why the United States? | 272 |
A New Type of Intellectual The Dissident | 292 |
Psychoanalysis and the Polis | 301 |
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