Introduction to Post Theory

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Post-Modern Feminism

Lesson 5 within section Post-Modernism.

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Literary Theory in English Literature

Marxism
- Introduction to Marxism
- Karl Marx
- Friedrich Engels
- Gyorgy Lukacs
- Terry Eagleton
- Raymond Williams
- Fredric Jameson
- Lucien Goldmann
- Louis Althusser
- Pierre Macherey
- Marxist Feminism
Formalism
- Introduction to Formalism
- Viktor Shklovsky
- Boris Eichenbaum
- Mikhail Bakhtin
- Roman Jakobson
- John Crowe Ransom
- William K. Wimsatt
- Monroe Beardsley
- T.S. Eliot
Structuralism
- Structuralism
- Ferdinand de Saussure
- Roland Barthes
Post-Structuralism
- Introduction to Post-Structuralism
- Roland Barthes as Post-Structuralist
- Michel Foucault
- Jacques Derrida
New Historicism
- Introduction to New Historicism
- Michel Foucault
- Stephen Greenblatt
Reader-Response and Reception Theory
- Introduction to Reader-Response and Reception Theory
- Edmund Husserl
- Martin Heidegger
- Hans Robert Jauss
- Wolfgang Iser
- Stanley Fish
- Michael Riffaterre
Psychoanalytic Criticism
- Introduction to Psychoanalytic Criticism
- Jacques Lacan
Feminist Criticism
- Introduction to Feminist Criticism
- Elaine Showalter
- Michèle Barrett
- Julia Kristeva
- Helene Cixous
- Virginia Woolf
- Simone de Beauvoir
- Kate Millett
- Luce Irigaray
Gay, Lesbian and Queer Theories
- Introduction to Gay, Lesbian and Queer Theories
- Gay Theory and Criticism
- Lesbian Feminist Theory and Criticism
- Queer theory and Criticism
Post-Colonial Criticism
- Introduction to Post-Colonial Criticism
- Frantz Fenon
- Edmund Said
- Gayatri Spivak
- Homi K. Bhabha
- Henry Louis Gates Jr
Post-Modernism
- Introduction to Post-Modernism
- Jean Baudrillard
- Jean-François Lyotard
- Post-modernism and Marxism
- Post-Modern Feminism
Post Theory
- Introduction to Post Theory

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