Roland Barthes by Roland Barthes
Book • 2020
"Roland Barthes by Roland Barthes" is an autobiographical work in which the author explores his own life, ideas, and experiences through a fragmented and non-linear narrative.
The book blends personal reflections with theoretical insights, offering a unique perspective on identity and representation.
Barthes challenges traditional autobiographical conventions.
The book consists of a series of short essays and reflections, creating a mosaic-like self-portrait.
It is a complex and introspective work that provides deep insights into Barthes' intellectual and personal world.
The book blends personal reflections with theoretical insights, offering a unique perspective on identity and representation.
Barthes challenges traditional autobiographical conventions.
The book consists of a series of short essays and reflections, creating a mosaic-like self-portrait.
It is a complex and introspective work that provides deep insights into Barthes' intellectual and personal world.
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Brian Dillon references this book, calling it an autobiography or autobiographical fragment.
Fitzcarraldo at 10: Kate Briggs, Brian Dillon & Helen Charman
