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Umberto Eco Thread Anonymous 2016-07-16 23:09:16 Post No. 8286422 [Report]

I don't think there is chart about him yet. What's the recommended order to read him?

Anonymous 2016-07-16 23:30:42 Post No.8286497
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Anonymous 2016-07-16 23:30:42 Post No.8286497 [Report]

>>8286422
are you interested in Eco novels or in the non-fictional ones?

Anonymous 2016-07-17 11:59:02 Post No.8288335
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Anonymous 2016-07-17 11:59:02 Post No.8288335 [Report]

I recently finished Foucaults Pendulum, its very good, difficult but thrilling. If anyone has any links to essays or critiques on that book I would love to read it, I have only found pseudo intellectual "what if everyone was dead" type of essays. I found the ending to be a criticism of Death of the Author, and the occult societies a postmodern interpretation of all history. Interesting stuff. Not sure of the point of Diotavelli though.

Eco is a great author

Anonymous 2016-07-17 13:41:36 Post No.8288542
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Anonymous 2016-07-17 13:41:36 Post No.8288542 [Report]

>>8286422
I've only read three of his novels, but of them The Name of the Rose is both the best and the most accessible.

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