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Julia Kristeva

Julia Kristeva

Frenchb. 1941Non-Fiction

Bulgarian-French literary theorist, psychoanalyst, and novelist who introduced Bakhtin's dialogism to Western theory and developed the concepts of intertextuality, abjection, and the chora. Powers of Horror is her most influential work. She was a member of the Tel Quel group.

Works

  • Powers of HorrorPsychoanalytic theory of abjection, the uncanny, and psychological horror→
  • Revolution in Poetic LanguageSemiotic analysis of avant-garde poetics and revolutionary language practices→
  • Black SunPsychoanalytic study of depression, loss, and melancholic states→
  • Desire in LanguagePhilosophical essays on language, desire, and psychoanalytic meaning-making→
  • Tales of LoveEssays exploring love as philosophical, aesthetic, and psychological experience→
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