Resistance To Theory (Volume 33) (Theory and History of Literature)
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Resistance To Theory (Volume 33) (Theory and History of Literature)
The title essay in this book does not engage in a debate with the polemical opponents of literary theory; to Paul de Man, the resistance to theory is inherent in the theoretical enterprise itself, and the real debate is with its own methodological assumptions and possibilities.
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