CullerJonathan (1975), Structuralist Poetics, Routledge & Kegan Paul, London. By far the best general introduction to the subject. It presents a full discussion, critical but fair, of all the major issues. Essential reading.
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RobeyDavid, ed., (1973), Structuralism: An Introduction, Oxford University Press. A series of papers, some of great interest, delivered as a course of lectures by structuralists in various fields.
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BarthesRoland (1970), S/Z, Seuil, Paris. An analysis of Balzac's Sarrasine in terms of the reader's structuring activities as he progresses through the text. Probably Barthes' most important single contribution to literary structuralism.
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TodorovTzvetan (1969), Grammaire du Decameron, Mouton, The Hague. A stimulating brief work on story grammar.
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CullerJonathan (1974), Flaubert: the Uses of Uncertainty, Paul Elek, London. An often brilliant application of structuralist and Sartrean ideas.
