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Image-Music-Text (1977) is an English language anthology of the essays of Roland Barthes, edited by American scholar Stephen Heath. The subject matter includes photography, the cinema and articles on the relationship between images and sound. Two of Barthes's most important essays, "Introduction to the Structural Analysis of Narrative" and the 1968 "The Death of the Author" are also included in this anthology, an excellent introduction to his thought.

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-In '''''Image-Music-Text''''' (1977) [[Stephen Heath]] collects [[Barthes]]'s best writings on [[photography]] and the [[cinema]], as well as fascinating articles on the relationship between [[image]]s and [[sound]]. Two of Barthes's most important essays, "[[Introduction to the Structural Analysis of Narrative]]" and the 1968 "[[The Death of the Author]]" are also included in this [[anthology]], an excellent introduction to his thought.
+'''''Image-Music-Text''''' (1977) is an English language anthology of the essays of Roland Barthes, edited by American scholar [[Stephen Heath]]. The subject matter includes [[photography]], the [[cinema]] and  articles on the relationship between [[image]]s and [[sound]]. Two of Barthes's most important essays, "[[Introduction to the Structural Analysis of Narrative]]" and the 1968 "[[The Death of the Author]]" are also included in this [[anthology]], an excellent introduction to his thought.
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