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Bakhtin

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Bakh·tin  (bäk-tn, bä-), Mikhail Mikhailovich 1895-1975.
Russian linguist and literary critic, whose writings, including Problems of Dostoyevsky's Works (1929) and The Dialogic Imagination (1975), were very influential in 20th-century structuralism, poststructuralism, social theory, and the theory of the novel.


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Professor Kaplan carefully lists his extra sources, including works of Emmanuel Levinas, Bakhtin, Mandelshtam, and Celan, in three Appendices and in a plethora of footnotes.
Poetry, Politics & Culture by Internet Bookwatch
Using what Bakhtin refers to as the "authoritative word", adult culture resists dialectically what it "perceives to be a challenge to its authority" (Ashcroft & Salter 1994, p.
Comfortably numb: young people, drugs and the seductions of popular ... by Brooks, Karen / Youth Studies Australia
As he analyzed the complex social origins of language, Bakhtin extended the idea of heteroglossia to literature and other forms of culture.
The dangerous irrelevance of recent theory by Folks, Jeffrey / Modern Age
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