How to live together: Romantic simulations of some spaces of everyday life
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How to live together: Romantic simulations of some spaces of everyday life
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How to Live Together is the first of three lecture courses given by Roland Barth (1915–1980) at the Collège de France in Paris in the late 1970s. This publication contains posthumously published author's notes of lectures in which Bart, based on the data of various sciences (history, philosophy, sociology, semiology, psychology, psychoanalysis, etc.) and on works of fiction, explores the relationship of people living together, as well as the models of behavior and understanding of the world that arise in such circumstances. An important, though not the only, source of factual material is the history of monasticism in Western Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
The new edition publishes for the first time in Russian a summary of the seminar “What does it mean to speak?”, which Bart led in parallel with the course of lectures. The classes asked about the “factors of intimidation in language” and gave a detailed analysis of the speech of Baron de Charlus from the novel “Party of the Germanites” by Marcel Proust.
The lecture notes are supplemented by accompanying articles, comments and pointers.
The new edition publishes for the first time in Russian a summary of the seminar “What does it mean to speak?”, which Bart led in parallel with the course of lectures. The classes asked about the “factors of intimidation in language” and gave a detailed analysis of the speech of Baron de Charlus from the novel “Party of the Germanites” by Marcel Proust.
The lecture notes are supplemented by accompanying articles, comments and pointers.
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- All books by the author