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Explore the pivotal twentieth century literary theories that shaped our understanding of texts, including key movements like Structuralism, Marxism, and the Aesthetics of Reception. Delve into Semiotics to analyze how meaning is constructed, providing a comprehensive overview of influential frameworks in modern literary criticism.

Umberto Eco's literature encompasses a vast body of work, from his celebrated philosophical novels like 'The Name of the Rose' and 'Foucault's Pendulum' to his influential academic writings on semiotics and medieval aesthetics. His unique literary style blends profound intellectual inquiry with compelling narratives, often exploring themes of language, history, and the interpretation of signs, making him a pivotal figure in 20th-century postmodern thought and a master of intricate storytelling.