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This document lists important literary theorists grouped by their name, nationality, period they were active, and their main theories or areas of study. Some of the major theorists covered include Aristotle, Marx, Freud, Foucault, Derrida, Barthes, Althusser, Said, and Woolf. Their work spans from ancient Greece to the 20th century and represents a wide range of approaches including formalism, structuralism, postmodernism, feminism, Marxism, psychoanalysis, and more.
This document lists important literary theorists grouped by their name, nationality, period they were active, and their main theories or areas of study. Some of the major theorists covered include Aristotle, Marx, Freud, Foucault, Derrida, Barthes, Althusser, Said, and Woolf. Their work spans from ancient Greece to the 20th century and represents a wide range of approaches including formalism, structuralism, postmodernism, feminism, Marxism, psychoanalysis, and more.
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This document lists important literary theorists grouped by their name, nationality, period they were active, and their main theories or areas of study. Some of the major theorists covered include Aristotle, Marx, Freud, Foucault, Derrida, Barthes, Althusser, Said, and Woolf. Their work spans from ancient Greece to the 20th century and represents a wide range of approaches including formalism, structuralism, postmodernism, feminism, Marxism, psychoanalysis, and more.
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Theodor W. Adorno German 1903-1969 Marxist approaches, Frankfurt school Louis Althusser French 1918-1990 Ideology, Marxist approaches Benedict Anderson English 1936- Nation Aristotle Greek 384-322 BC Catharsis, empathy, genre, mimesis, rhetoric Matthew Arnold English 1822-1888 Liberal humanism Francis Bacon English 1561-1626 Science Mikhail Bakhtin Russian 1895-1975 Bakhtin circle, intertextuality, Russian formalism Charles Bally French 1865-1947 Stylistics Roland Barthes French 1915-1980 Author, cultural studies, deconstruction, structuralism Walter Benjamin German 1892-1940 Marxist approaches, Frankfurt school Homi K. Bhabha Indian 1949- Postcolonial theory Maud Bodkin English 1875-1967 Archetypal criticism Wayne C. Booth American 1921-2005 Implied author, implied reader James Boswell English 1740-1795 Author Bertolt Brecht German 1898-1956 Epic theatre, littérature engagée, Marxist approaches, Russian formalism Claude Bremond French 1929- Structuralism Cleanth Brooks American 1906-1994 New Criticism Noam Chomsky American 1928- Structuralism Cicero Roman 106-43 BC Rhetoric Hélène Cixous French 1937- Feminist criticism S. T. Coleridge English 1772-1834 Empathy Auguste Comte French 1798-1857 Positivism Jonathan Culler American 1944- Structuralism Simone de Beauvoir French 1908-1986 Feminist criticism Paul de Man Belgian 1919-1983 Deconstruction Jacques Derrida Algerian 1930-2004 Deconstruction, hermeneutics, French structuralism Wilhelm Dilthey German 1833-1911 Hermeneutics, science and literary studies Terry Eagleton English 1943- Deconstruction (Poststructuralism) Umberto Eco Italian 1932- Semiotics T. S. Eliot Englsih 1888-1965 New Criticism William Empson English 1906-1984 New Criticism Friedrich Engels German 1820-1895 Marxist approaches Robert Escarpit French 1918-2000 Public interlocuteur, public milieu, grand public Stanley Fish American 1938- Reader-oriented theories E. M. Forster English 1879-1970 Liberal humanism Michel Foucault French 1926-1894 Author, deconstruction (Poststructuralism), structuralism James Frazer English 1854-1941 Archetypal criticism Sigmund Freud Austrian 1856-1939 Archetypal criticism, psychoanalytic approaches Northrop Frye Canadian 1912-1991 Archetypal criticism Hans-Georg Gadamer German 1900-2002 Hermeneutics Gerard Genette French 1930- Structuralism Stephen Greenblatt American 1943- New historicism Germaine Greer Australian 1939- Feminist criticism A. J. Greimas Lithuanian 1917-1999 Structuralism Norbert Groeben German Reader-oriented theories Martin Heidegger German 1889-1976 Hermeneutics Horace Roman 65-27 BC Rhetoric, utile dulci Max Horkheimer German 1895-1973 Marxist approaches, Frankfurt School Luce Irigaray Belgian- 1932- Feminist criticism French Wolfgang Iser German 1926-2007 Implied reader, reader-oriented theories Roman Jakobson Russian 1896-1982 Model of communication, Prague School, psychoanalytical approaches, Russian formalism, structuralism, stylistics Hans-Robert Jauss German 1921-1997 Reader-oriented theories Dr Johnson English 1709-1784 Author (biography) William Jones English 1746-1794 Philology Carl Gustav Jung Swiss 1875-1961 Archetypal criticism, psychoanalytical approaches Julia Kristeva Bulgarian- 1941- Bakhtin circle, feminist criticism, French intertextuality, structuralism Thomas Kuhn American 1922-1996 Science Jacques Lacan French 1901-1981 Deconstruction (Poststructuralism), psychoanalytical approaches Claude Lévi Strauss French 1908- Structuralism David Lodge English 1935- Metatext Yuri Lotman Russian 1922-1993 Genre, Prague School, semiotics Georg Lukács Bulgarian 1885-1971 Littérature engagée, Marxist approaches, mimesis Herbert Marcuse German 1898-1979 Marxist approaches, Frankfurt School Karl Marx German 1818-1883 Marxist approaches Marshall McLuhan Canadian 1911-1980 Production and distribution J. Hillis Miller American 1928- Deconstruction Kate Millet American 1934- Feminist criticism Jan Mukarovský Czech 1891-1975 Norms, Prague School Charles Sander Peirce American 1839-1914 Semiotics Julius Petersen Danish 1839-1910 Genre Bernard Pivot French 1935- Criticism Plato Greek 428-348 BC Catharsis, mimesis, rhetoric Plutarch Greek 46-120 Author (biography) Karl Popper Austrian- 1902-1994 Science British Quintilian Roman 35-100 Rhetoric John Crowe Ransom American 1888-1974 New Criticism I. A. Richards English 1893-1979 New Criticism Paul Ricoeur French 1913-2005 Hermeneutics Edward W. Said Palestinian 1935-2003 Postcolonial theory Jean-Paul Sartre French 1905-1980 Language of science, littérature engagée Swiss 1857-1913
Ferdinand de Saussure Bakhtin circle, deconstruction, Prague
school, Russian formalism, semiotics, structuralism Friedrich Schleiermacher German 1768-1834 Hermeneutics Victor Shklovsky Russian 1893-1984 Russian formalism Socrates Greek 470-399 BC Rhetoric Gayatri C. Spivak Indian 1942 Feminist criticism, postcolonial theory Hippolyte Taine French 1828-1893 Positivism Tzvetan Todorov Franco- 1939- Russian formalism, structuralism Bulgarian Nikolai Trubetzkoy Russian 1890-1938 Prague School Yury Tynyanov Russian 1894-1943 Prague School, Russian formalism C. J. Van Rees Dutch 1983- Criticism René Wellek Czech- 1903-1995 New criticism, Prague School, Russian American formalism Oscar Wilde English 1854-1900 Ethics, utile dulci W. K. Wimsatt American 1907-1975 New criticism Oprah Winfrey American 1954- Criticism Virginia Woolf English 1882-1941 Feminist criticism