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The 13 pages that link to Death of the Author, each with the reason it gives.

• IntertextualityRelated: Intertextuality supports Barthes’s shift from authorial origin to the text’s intersecting references.

• PostmodernismRelated: It shifts interpretation away from authorial authority toward language and readers’ interpretive practices.

• Roland BarthesRelated: Barthes shifts interpretive authority from an author’s biography toward language and reading.

• PoststructuralismBroader topic: It illustrates how poststructuralism shifts interpretive authority from authorial intention to textual relations.

• Literary celebrityCompared with: It challenges the biographical focus that literary celebrity encourages.

• Intentional fallacyRelated: It radicalizes the displacement of the author as the final source of meaning.

• Susan SontagCompared with: Barthes rejects authorial authority, while Sontag emphasized the artwork’s perceptible form.

• Literary theoryRelated: It recasts meaning as a product of language and reading rather than authorial authority.

• Literary biographyCompared with: It challenges the biographical assumption that knowledge of a writer governs interpretation.

• Postmodern artRelated: Appropriation art makes the authority of an image’s original maker especially contentious.

• Alain Robbe-GrilletRelated: His impersonal narratives became part of debates about meaning beyond authorial psychology.

• Persona (literature)Related: It shifts attention from biographical identity toward the voice and meanings produced by the text.

• Anita SarkeesianCompared with: It contrasts with debate focused on Sarkeesian’s identity and motives rather than the claims in her analyses.