Morris, Wesley. Friday's footprint : : structuralism and the articulated text / [electronic resource] / Wesley Morris.. — Columbus : : Ohio State University Press,, c1979.. — xix, 253 p. ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
pt. 1. pt. 2. pt. 3. pt. 4. : The pilgrimage of being: : The uses of myth -- : Belonging as typical: Sam Fathers -- : Belonging as archetypal: Lucas Beauchamp -- : Apocalypse and the loss of being: Ike McCaslin -- : Forging the novel: a grammatical model -- : On metaphor and metonymy: a stylistic analysis of "now" and "then" -- : The centrality of language: : A theory of literary language -- : An outline of procedure -- : The philosophy of language: Wittgenstein -- : The philosophy of language: Cassirer -- : The methodology of linguistics: Chomsky -- : A psychoanalytic model -- : The possibility of history: Piaget -- : Stylistics: : Style as existential projection: the author -- : Style as dynamic meaning structure: the text -- : Style as the "affective" structure of meaning: the reader -- : History as existential -- : Toward a literary hermeneutics: : History and interpretation: first view -- : History and interpretation: second view -- : The hermeneutics of Verstehen: consciousness -- : A futher note on language -- : The "text" as interpretation: in defense of romanticism -- : Text and context in interpretation.