| In the wake of structuralism and poststructuralism, to write of literary personhood is no simple thing. |
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| The methods of structuralism and poststructuralism have been beneficial to the study of visual material in various respects. |
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| Many cultural geographers informed by poststructuralism, for instance, will struggle to find much mention of their favorite ideas in these pages. |
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| Today, however, poststructuralism is not the primary target of my intervention. |
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| Smithson's seizing on the idea of enantiomorphism as his general model of reflection is, I think, the aspect of his work that most fully approximates poststructuralism. |
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| Fueled by B. Y. O. B. bourbon, impressive degrees and the angst that comes with being young and unmoored, members spend their hours filling the air with talk of Edmund Wilson and poststructuralism. |
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| Indeed, the bourgeoisie was convinced that decisive victory over communism and, by extension, over the Third World, would pave the way for a period of stability, predicted by poststructuralism and the end-of-history thesis. |
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| Gough's pioneering article, which was the first time poststructuralism was invoked in English-language environmental education literature. |
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| Yet when I arrived at Brown in the mid-80s, there were dozens of splinter groups huddled beneath the semiotics flag: Derrida's deconstruction, post-Freudian psychoanalysis, postfeminism, poststructuralism, cultural studies. |
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| Thus, Jay's main historical actors are traditionalists on the one hand and scholarship informed by poststructuralism and new historicism on the other. |
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| Bowman begins by reading Chow's take on postcolonialism and poststructuralism followed by commentary on Chow's takes on gender, race, ethnicity, and visual culture. |
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| Poststructuralism and postliberalism can suggest a concentricity of intelligibility that might extend to meaningful interreligious dialogue. |
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| Poststructuralism in its deconstructive phase was soon supplanted by the New Historicism. |
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