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Across Critical Theory, Comparative Literature, Semiotics & Theory, and Movements — 24 books that belong on the same shelf as What’s Wrong with Antitheory? by Jeffrey R. Di Leo.

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Themes: Semiotics & Theory • Movements • Literary Criticism

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Themes: Semiotics & Theory • Movements • Literary Criticism

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The 24 books on this list are tied together by themes of Critical Theory, Comparative Literature, Semiotics & Theory — the same threads that run through What’s Wrong with Antitheory? by Jeffrey R. Di Leo. Among the authors featured: Jerrold E. Hogle, Bruce Robbins, Meili Steele, Lois Tyson, and others.

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