That's right, it's come to this. Basically, I haven't really attended many/any of my English literature: Theories of the Text lectures. Now I'm stuck having to write an essay that's due in tomorrow.
I'm looking for any help at all that can be offered on these questions:
What is an Author?
What is Reading?
What is Language?
The essay has to draw on theories and evidence from people like Barthes, Saussure, Foucault etc.
So basically I need people who know a lot about these people's theories and that. I only need to write five hundred words for each question, so it shouldn't be too hard to bodge it together.
Anyway, any help would be greatly appreciated.
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"All morons hate it when you call them a moron." - Holden Caulfield
It would be quite good if I get away with just writing that. However, I think it may go slightly frowned upon, considering it's a complete literal definition - which is not at all what I need.
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"All morons hate it when you call them a moron." - Holden Caulfield
Not to worry if no one can help. I sort of understand what I have to write, there's just a few theories that I needed to be explained.
For instance, I'm fairly sure I could fit in theories on intertextuality from loads of people in every question, I just need to know which would be most appropriate etc.
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"All morons hate it when you call them a moron." - Holden Caulfield
My computer signs me in automatically when I visit KMC, and I can't log out when I'm banned, so when we got banned...for arguing...I couldn't see KMC at all.
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But it doesn't depend. It's certainly a possibility. I think we are arguing again, lets stop.
We should ask though, is it you and me arguing with each other, anyone arguing with either of us, or arguing in general which is not allowed anymore in the GDF.