Stylistically, the essays include methodically analytical essays laden with highly specialized terminology (like Structural Analysis), more accessible critical manifestos (like The Death of the Author), and experimental, fragmentary projects (like Writers, Intellectuals, Teachers). Sometimes, indeed, one essay will challenge, revise, and correct the preceding essay: having offered an Introduction to the Structural Analysis of Narrative (1966), the next essay, The Struggle with the Angel (1971), asserts that it is attempting textual analysis, not structural analysis.
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