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post-structural, a. Chiefly Lit. Theory.|pəʊstˈstrʌktʃərəl|
Also poststructural.
[f. post- + structural a. 5.]
Pertaining to or designating an analytical approach which emerged after structuralism; = *post-structuralist a. and n.
1970Eastern Anthropologist XXIII. 285 The Craft of Social Anthropology..is a product of what may be called the post-structural era in the discipline. 1974Lang. & Lang. Behavior Abstr. VIII. 273/2 The experiment demonstrated that the great concepts of poststructural linguistics and ‘text-theory’ can be assimilated and even rediscovered by young students very easily. 1978J. V. Neustupný Post-Structural Approaches to Lang. i. 3 The expression ‘post-structural’..refers to a typology of linguistic theories... It appears..to be a convenient descriptor for studies in grammar and sociolinguistics which took over from structural linguistics in the late 1950s and 1960s. 1990Rev. Eng. Stud. XLI. 139 By the end of Maud Ellmann's book, Pound and Eliot look punch-drunk, reeling under a sustained barrage of post-structural élan. |