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portada El Imperio de los Signos (in Spanish)
Type
Physical Book
Author
Publisher
Topic
Teoría y crítica literaria
Collection
Los Tres Mundos
Year
2007
Language
Spanish
Pages
148
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
23.00 x 13.30
ISBN
8432209031
ISBN13
9788432209031
Edition No.
2007
Categories

El Imperio de los Signos (in Spanish)

Adolfo García Ortega (Author) · Roland Barthes (Author) · Seix Barral · Paperback

El Imperio de los Signos (in Spanish) - Roland Barthes

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Synopsis "El Imperio de los Signos (in Spanish)"

El Japón es el país de la escritura. En 1970, Roland Bar­thes dedica una obra al sistema simbólico japonés, en un viaje no por el Japón real, sino por el de sus signos. Barthes no es el turista que pasea por las calles, degusta la gastronomía o asiste a representaciones teatrales, sino el semiólogo que se afana por interpretar el significado y el significante. El resultado es un tratado sobre el signo, sus reglas y su belleza.Con El Imperio de los signos , Roland Barthes, uno de los máximos representantes del postestructuralismo francés y uno de los padres de la semiótica moderna, inicia una fase en la que comienza a sentirse escritor, a construir un estilo propio; en palabras del autor: «Este libro es una especie de entrada, no tanto en la novela cuanto en lo novelesco.»Ésta es una obra de culto para todos aquellos que aceptan el extrañamiento que supone la confrontación con la civilización japonesa. Su lectura nos obliga a desprendernos de nuestras referencias y códigos culturales para entrar en un mundo dedicado enteramente al signo. Años después de su redacción, y pese a la evolución sufrida por algunos aspectos de la sociedad japonesa, los análisis de Roland Barthes permanecen inalterables.
Roland Barthes
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(1915-1980) He was one of the most important intellectual figures to emerge in post-war France, and his writings are still, to this day, the subject of study and discussion. This French critic and essayist developed much of his work in an ambiguous space between linguistics and literature. Among his books, his semiological studies on the image gained great recognition. In 1977, he was appointed to the chair of Literary Semiology at the Collège de France, which was specially created for him on the advice of Michel Foucault. Barthes defined himself as "an uncertain subject": too literary for linguists, too linguist for literary critics. Perhaps it is this trait that has made him one of the most influential thinkers and theorists in his field.
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Daniel Belgareto Tuesday, November 08, 2016
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Todo perfecto!

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 Carolina González Correa Sunday, February 16, 2020
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Un libro escrito de forma bella para entender diferencias y afinidades entre oriente y occidente. Recomendado para los amantes de la cultura japonesa.

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