Most of Jakobson's... «Modern Criticism and Theory: A Reader»
innashpitzberg13 сентября 2012Most of Jakobson's published work cosists of highly technical articles on matters of grammar and phonology, expecially in Slavonic languages. But he was able to apply his immense learning and speculative intelligence to theoretical questions of universal interest and importance, and to incisive linguistic analysis of classic literary texts in English and French. The French anthropologist Claude Levi-Strauss, whose work gave such a powerful impetus to structuralism in the 1960s (see "'Incest and Myth'", section 40 in the 20th Century Literary Criticism), acknowledged his indebtedness to the linguistic theory of Roman Jakobson.
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