Atos de autoria:assinaturas, rasuras, rupturas
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Este ensaio é um confronto entre algumas teses em torno da noção de autor, tendo como pano de fundo o problema do ato de fala. Para isso, a IX Conferência, de Austin (1976), e o texto Assinatura, acontecimento, contexto, de Derrida (1990), são confrontados, e esse confronto é relacionado com as noções de sujeito implicadas no texto de Barthes (1987) sobre o autor, e no texto sobre o narrador de Benjamin (1983).References
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