In one essay, this author outlined the nine possible plot moves that can occur in the storyline of a James Bond novel. This author of "Narrative Structures in Fleming" claimed that the puns in Finnegan's Wake employ hidden metonymic connections in their metaphoric substitutions, thus providing the model for a Global Semantic System in "The Semantics of Metaphor". He suggested that texts are networks of messages that are designed to be actualized by a Model Reader. One essay by him suggests that the LBJ library in Austin, the waxworks museums on Fisherman's Wharf, (*) Superman's Fortress of Solitude, and Disneyland inspire "faith in fakes". This author of The Role of the Reader and "Travels in Hyperreality" wrote a novel whose protagonists use Colonel Ardenti's manuscript about the Knights Templar as the basis for 
In one essay, this author outlined the nine possible plot moves that can occur in the storyline of a James Bond novel. This author of "Narrative Structures in Fleming" claimed that the puns in Finnegan's Wake employ hidden metonymic connections in their metaphoric substitutions, thus providing the model for a Global Semantic System in "The Semantics of Metaphor". He suggested that texts are networks of messages that are designed to be actualized by a Model Reader. One essay by him suggests that the LBJ library in Austin, the waxworks museums on Fisherman's Wharf, (*) Superman's Fortress of Solitude, and Disneyland inspire "faith in fakes". This author of The Role of the Reader and "Travels in Hyperreality" wrote a novel whose protagonists use Colonel Ardenti's manuscript about the Knights Templar as the basis for a fake conspiracy theory called The Plan. For 10 points name this Italian semiotician, who also wrote fiction works like Foucault's Pendulum.
In one essay, this author outlined the nine possible plot moves that can occur in the storyline of a James Bond novel.
Umberto Eco 