This author drew a nested diagram to illustrate how a narrator and a reader might differently interpret Gerard de Nerval's sentence "Illusions fall like the husk of a fruit" in one of his six Charles Eliot Norton lectures about his life as a reader. One of his essays parodies literary criticism by a
This author drew a nested diagram to illustrate how a narrator and a reader might differently interpret Gerard de Nerval's sentence "Illusions fall like the husk of a fruit" in one of his six Charles Eliot Norton lectures about his life as a reader. One of his essays parodies literary criticism by analyzing a comic poem about three owls having sex on a chest of drawers. This author argued that performers of Stockhausen's pieces interpret the score in different ways, making those pieces examples of "open works." He founded the journal Versus, to which he contributed many articles that reject the idea of signs being likenesses of objects. This author wrote a novel in which three editors use Colonel Ardenti's book about the Knights Templar to construct a conspiracy theory using their computer, Abulafia. For 10 points, name this Italian semiotician, the author of Foucault's Pendulum.
This author drew a nested diagram to illustrate how a narrator and a reader might differently interpret Gerard de Nerval's sentence "Illusions fall like the husk of a fruit" in one of his six Charles Eliot Norton lectures about his life as a reader.
Umberto Eco