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Read Chapter 5 of Texts and Contexts: Writing about literature with critical theory. Lynn. S. (2011). Texts and Contexts: Writing about literature with critical theory. (6th ed.) Boston, MA: Pearson Education. Two important terms in Structuralist theory are signifier and signified. Define these terms and explain how they are used in Structuralist theory to find meaning in literary works. Compared to the critical theories studied last week, do you find that Structuralism is more like New Criticism or Reader-Response theory, or vice versa? Support your assertions with clear reasoning and examples.
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