Author

Tzvetan Todorov

33 books

Books

  1. The Conquest of America: The Question of the Other 1982
  2. The Fantastic: A Structural Approach to a Literary Genre 1970
  3. Facing The Extreme: Moral Life in the Concentration Camps 1991
  4. In Defence of the Enlightenment 2006
  5. Introduction to the Structural Analysis of the Narrative 1966
28 more
  1. The Poetics of Prose 1971
  2. Introduction To Poetics 2003
  3. Voices from the Gulag 1999
  4. The Fragility of Goodness: Why Bulgaria's Jews Survived the Holocaust 1999
  5. Nous Et Les Autres: La Réflexion Française Sur La Diversité Humaine 1989
  6. Théories du symbole 1977
  7. On human diversity 1993
  8. Imperfect Garden: The Legacy of Humanism 1998
  9. Mikhail Bakhtin 1984
  10. Symbolisme et interprétation 1978
  11. Theories of the symbol 1982
  12. Poetique de la prose par Tzvetan Todorov. --
  13. La literatura en peligro 2009
  14. The Limits of Art: Two Essays 2010
  15. Essential Spanish for Kids 2000
  16. Genres in discourse 1990
  17. The morals of history 1995
  18. On Human Diversity: Nationalism, Racism, and Exoticism in French Thought (Convergences: Inventories of the Present) 1998
  19. The semiotic conquest of America 1982
  20. Litterature et signification
  21. Memory as a remedy for evil 2010
  22. La pintura de la Ilustracion 2014
  23. Cartas y recuerdos 2019
  24. Nosotros y los otros 2005
  25. El miedo a los bárbaros 2008
  26. Vivir solos juntos 2011
  27. Los abusos de la memoria 2008
  28. The Replacement of Ethics by Aesthetics 2005

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