Description
Explore the depth of thought and the richness of experience in 'Roland Barthes by Roland Barthes'. This unique autobiography invites readers into the mind of the influential philosopher, literary theorist, and semiotician, Roland Barthes. Published in 2020 by Random House UK, this B-format paperback (ISBN: 9781784876500) spans 224 pages of introspection and insight. Barthes explores his life through fragmented vignettes, shedding light on his tastes, habits, and reflections on diverse subjects like love, language, truth, and memory. The absence of a traditional narrative structures allows readers to feel the idiosyncratic nature of Barthes himself, where no event or thought takes precedence over another. This exquisite work offers a guide to understanding Barthes's revolutionary ideas and theories that have shaped modern humanities. A treasure trove for scholars, students, and anyone interested in philosophy and literary criticism, this autobiography stands as a cornerstone of 20th-century thought. Gain fresh perspectives on Barthes's influential viewpoints through an introduction by Adam Phillips, making this edition a must-have for readers seeking intellectual enrichment. Embrace the genius of Roland Barthes and dive into the nuances of his thoughts and experiences with this remarkable autobiography.