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Roland Barthes and The Empire of SignsRoland Barthes (1915-1918)
- Sickly child - Excepted from Military duty - Long history of criticism: Semiology and Structuralism - Criticized the use of signs by bourgeois circles, as well as established notions of literary and artistic criticism - pioneered the "Death of the Author" - Hit by a laundry van on his way home from lunch one day
Pachinko
- laboriousness vs. leisure - pachinko vs pinball - Single Movement vs. Ongoing Adjustment - Nutritive Circuit vs. Sex Replacement
No Address
- Is the practical always the most rational? - Anonymity as purpose? - "This city can be known only by an activity of the ethnographic kind: you must orient yourself in it not by books, by address, but by walking, by sight, by habit, by experience
The Station
- the more contained an area, the stronger the likelihood that it will have a center - center of Japanese areas are the train stations, and they are empty - Locations of commerce, without any comment
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