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Poetics Today 2002 23(3):427-442; DOI:10.1215/03335372-23-3-427
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Doxa and Discourse: How Common Knowledge Works

Barthes and Doxa

Anne Herschberg Pierrot

Paris-8

ABSTRACT

This essay studies the uses and valuation of doxa in the work of Roland Barthes. Omnipresent and multiform, doxa appears there as a power informed by metaphors. The essay then focuses on the analysis of doxa in Barthes's S/Z, on its relation to the Flaubertian problematics of "received ideas," and on the impact of this problematics on literary story since the 1970s.






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