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Books. The Eiffel Tower, and Other Mythologies. Roland Barthes. Hill and Wang, 1979 - Literary Collections - 151 pages. In this appealing and luminous collection of essays, Roland Barthes examines the mundane and exposes hidden texts, causing the reader to look afresh at the famous landmark and symbol of Paris, and also at the Tour de France ...
1 de jan. de 1980 · The Eiffel Tower and Other Mythologies. Paperback – January 1, 1980. by Roland Barthes (Author) 4.1 4 ratings. See all formats and editions. In this appealing and luminous collection of essays, Roland Barthes examines the mundane and exposes hidden texts, causing the reader to look afresh at the famous landmark and symbol of Paris, and also ...
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17 de abr. de 1997 · The Eiffel Tower and Other Mythologies. Paperback – 17 April 1997. In this appealing and luminous collection of essays, Roland Barthes examines the mundane and exposes hidden texts, causing the reader to look afresh at the famous landmark and symbol of Paris, and also at the Tour de France, the visit to Paris of Billy Graham, the flooding of ...
- Roland Barthes
21 de set. de 1979 · Another crop of mythologies—structuralist patterns inside daffy life—from Barthes, pieces that are as close as he ever comes to occasional writing. He considers the Eiffel Tower and finds it an object which one sees, a glance which is seen; it is a complete verb, both active and passive. . . more the crystallizer than the true object. Anywhere you look in Paris there it is; yet, from its ...
THE EIFFEL TOWER AND OTHER MYTHOLOGIES User Review - Kirkus. Another crop of "mythologies"—structuralist patterns inside daffy life—from Barthes, pieces that are as close as he ever comes to occasional writing. He considers the Eiffel Tower and finds it "an ...
It included Barthes’ observations about Graham’s speech and compared him to a stage hypnotist, basically no better than a carnival barker. The essay includes this line: “If God is really speaking through Dr. Graham’s mouth, it must be acknowledged that God is quite stupid: the Message stuns us by its platitude, its childishness.”.
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