Todorov, Tzvetan
Born: Mar 01, 1939 AD
Currently alive, at 69 years of age.
Nationality: Bulgarian
Categories: Critics, Scholars
Currently alive, at 69 years of age.
Nationality: Bulgarian
Categories: Critics, Scholars
1939 - Born on the 1st of March in Sofia.
1963 - He has lived in France writing books and essays about literary theory, thought history and culture theory.
1971 - The Poetics of Prose.
1981 - Introduction to Poetics.
1982 - The Conquest of America.
1984 - The Dialogical Principle.
1991 - Moral Life in the Concentration Camps.
1993 - On Human Diversity.
2000 - Hope and Memory.
2002 - The Legacy of Humanism.
1963 - He has lived in France writing books and essays about literary theory, thought history and culture theory.
1971 - The Poetics of Prose.
1981 - Introduction to Poetics.
1982 - The Conquest of America.
1984 - The Dialogical Principle.
1991 - Moral Life in the Concentration Camps.
1993 - On Human Diversity.
2000 - Hope and Memory.
2002 - The Legacy of Humanism.
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