STRUCTURALISM (Literary Criticism - History, Proponents, Basic Tenets, Application) || Kheneth Avila

Structuralism began its movement in 1950s in France. Among many pioneers in Structuralism the major proponents that largely contributed to this movement were CLAUDE LEVI-STRAUSS with his ‘THE STRUCTURAL STUDY OF MYTH’ and ROLAND BARTHES. However, the origin of structuralism is rooted to the work of Swiss Linguist, Ferdinand de Saussure (1857-1913) in the early 20th Century and regard as father of structuralism commonly in Linguistics. This theory was developed in opposed to essentialist perception of reality to a representational and structural dependent one.
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[@swostikasharma9647]

I was never able to understand structuralism. It has been 2 years and so many lectures yet nothing! Your explanations and examples made it super easy understand this topic that I've been crying because I couldn't understand a single thing people were talking about 😭. Thank you so much!!!! I really appreciate it. I wish good things happen to you!!!! ❤

[@khenethavila]

I was like u before🤣 thank u that u appreciated it . I did try my best to narrow it down 🥹

[@swostikasharma9647]

​​​@@khenethavila I wrote in exams by memorising the notes I made by peeking on the teachers note during class in Bachelors😂 now in Masters, I'm supposed to give a brief introduction of the theory before we talk about Roman Jakobson so I was freaking out because I forgot what I memorized. So thank you sooooo much!!! Your examples really made me understand the whole thing. It was so simple and I was overthinking about it being difficult to comprehend! If only the teachers gave us simple explanations and examples. 😂
Btw, your voice is so soothing and gentle!

[@khenethavila]

@@swostikasharma9647I also made this for my MA hahaha

[@khenethavila]

I am sorry for too much Ding sounds😬😅. Try to listen without your headphone on. I’ll keep your comments in mind. For now, bear with me😅Thank you😊

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I really appreciate it I've learnt a lot .It has really helped me in my assignment presentation ..Great work...

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Great explanation! Thank you😊

[@hinatas.studies]

excellent video but as other people have mentioned, sound effects shouldn’t actually be noticed, they’re there to subtly guide you without you realising it - since dings are very jarring sounds, you should use them sparingly

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[@khenethavila]

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Intersting for learners

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after reading a lot of articles dito ko lang sya naintindihan grabe ang galing thank you so much !!

[@khenethavila]

Thanks😇

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[@cristinevillarante1762]

Informative video. Thank you🤍

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[@khenethavila]

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[@owllbert]

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[@arezooirani3396]

the information was great. but Im afraid I need to give up listening because of that irritating DING sound that made me lose my concentration.

[@zolabrida2150]

Plz can someone writes this introduction,, I need it written plz

[@maamdhie20]

Thank you, it helped me understand well what Structuralism is all about.

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Thank you it help me to prepare for my future reporting, I have read the reading multiple times but couldn't understand its concept but thanks to your video it helped a lot in understanding its content

[@khenethavila]

Thank you so much 😇 Enjoy learning😇

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Hello sir, can you please do some discussion about remedial instruction sir. Thank you po.

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[@bushidoh8316]

Very informative video. If you can remove that ding sound, it'll be even better.

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[@khenethavila]

It's been a year and I dnt have the time to thank you. Thank you so much.

[@kylariche]

veryyyy nice explanation!! ❤

[@khenethavila]

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[@hemalathasundararaman9506]

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Seriously,this was helpful ❤

[@khenethavila]

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[@khenethavila]

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[@khenethavila]

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Hello, is this connecting of "mythological structures"?

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[@khenethavila]

THANKS:)

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Thank you. But i don't understand parol and langue very well

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could u please remove the ping soung

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Great job but please don't use those ting ting sounds after every single word !! Thank you 😊

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The ping sound is really irritating.

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Ping is irritating

[@khenethavila]

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[@shirinetn-3528]

For those who are wondering and philosophing about why we call the things with certain names and not others and who generated them . The answer is (God) . He taught the first man he created (Adam) all the names of all the things that exist on earth and in the universe when he first created it and you can check this information and search in the Quran. U will find that when god asked the angels to tell him the names of certain things they couldn't answer cuz they don't know and then he asked Adam about it and he answered it and then God said I told I know what you don't... And then he order the angels to prostrate to Adam.