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In Praise of Good Bookstores /

Author: Deutsch, Jeff,

Publisher: Princeton University Press,, Princeton, NJ :

From a devoted reader and lifelong bookseller, an eloquent and charming reflection on the singular importance of bookstoresDo we need bookstores in the twenty-first century? If so, what makes a good one? In this beautifully written book, Jeff... more

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From a devoted reader and lifelong bookseller, an eloquent and charming reflection on the singular importance of bookstoresDo we need bookstores in the twenty-first century? If so, what makes a good one? In this beautifully written book, Jeff Deutsch-the director of Chicago's Seminary Co-op Bookstores, one of the finest bookstores in the world-pays loving tribute to one of our most important and endangered civic institutions. He considers how qualities like space, time, abundance, and community find expression in a good bookstore. Along the way, he also predicts-perhaps audaciously-a future in which the bookstore not only endures, but realizes its highest aspirations.In exploring why good bookstores matter, Deutsch draws on his lifelong experience as a bookseller, but also his upbringing as an Orthodox Jew. This spiritual and cultural heritage instilled in him a reverence for reading, not as a means to a living, but as an essential part of a meaningful life. Central among Deutsch's arguments for the necessity of bookstores is the incalculable value of browsing-since, when we are deep in the act of looking at the shelves, we move through space as though we are inside the mind itself, immersed in self-reflection.In the age of one-click shopping, this is no ordinary defense of bookstores, but rather an urgent account of why they are essential places of discovery, refuge, and fulfillment-and how they enrich the communities that are lucky enough to have them.

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ISBN:	9780691229669
Other identifier:	doi: 10.1515/9780691229669
Parent title:	Title is part of eBook package:: EBOOK PACKAGE COMPLETE 2022 English; De Gruyter Title is part of eBook package:: EBOOK PACKAGE COMPLETE 2022; De Gruyter Title is part of eBook package:: EBOOK PACKAGE Literary, Cultural, Area Studies 2022 English; De Gruyter Title is part of eBook package:: EBOOK PACKAGE Literary, Cultural, Area Studies 2022; De Gruyter Title is part of eBook package:: Princeton University Press Complete eBook-Package 2022; De Gruyter
RVK Categories:	AN 44400 ; EC 2180
Subjects:	Books and reading; Booksellers and bookselling; Booksellers and bookselling; Bookstores; LITERARY CRITICISM / Books & Reading.
Other subjects:	Academic publishing.; Admiration.; Advocacy.; Aisle.; Analects.; Analogy.; Author.; Beth Medrash Govoha.; Bookselling.; Browsing.; Business case.; CIVICUS.; Cautionary tale.; Charles Simic.; Cleanliness.; Coffeehouse.; Commodity.; Commonplace book.; Competitive advantage.; Condition of possibility.; Convenience.; Cultural artifact.; Cultural institution.; Customer.; Decorum.; Democratic Vistas.; Divine soul.; Edition (book).; Elizabeth Hardwick (writer).; Encyclopedic knowledge.; Enthusiasm.; Exchange value.; Financial statement.; Generosity.; Governance.; Grand opening.; Gratitude.; Greeting card.; Greeting.; Gross margin.; Her Secret Is Patience.; High culture.; Honorarium.; Horace Walpole.; Humility.; Humour.; Hygiene.; Idealism.; Illustration.; Imagination.; Income.; Independent bookstore.; Intellectual.; Intuition.; Invention.; Jean-Luc Nancy.; Kollel.; Learning.; Literal translation.; Literature.; Michael Faraday.; Midrash.; Mircea Eliade.; Morality.; Noblesse oblige.; Our Homeland.; People of the Book.; Poetry.; Pride.; Principle.; Printing.; Profit margin.; Progressive Era.; Prose.; Publishing.; Rational choice theory.; Reason.; Reasonable person.; Remuneration.; Retail clerk.; Retail.; Ruminant.; Scientist.; Self-confidence.; Seminary Co-op.; Sensibility.; Shareholder.; Sincerity.; Socratic (Community).; Stimulation.; Supplement (publishing).; Technology.; The Bookseller.; The Bookshop.; The Library of Babel.; Thought.; Torah.; Twinkling.; Used book.; Wealth.
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Grundlagen einer Theorie der Prosa :

Überlegungen zur basalen Selbstreferentialität der Dichtung nach Roman Jakobson /

Author: Simon, Ralf,

Publisher: De Gruyter,, Berlin ;

Die Theorie der Prosa wird aus dem Konzept der basalen Selbstreferentialität des poetischen Textes entwickelt. Gegenstand ist ein Korpus avancierter Prosatexte, die die Eigenschaft aufweisen, umfangreich sowie komplex zu sein und einer verdichteten... more

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Die Theorie der Prosa wird aus dem Konzept der basalen Selbstreferentialität des poetischen Textes entwickelt. Gegenstand ist ein Korpus avancierter Prosatexte, die die Eigenschaft aufweisen, umfangreich sowie komplex zu sein und einer verdichteten wilden Semiose zu folgen (Zettel's Traum, Schattenfroh, Finnegans Wake etc.). Die Frage nach ihrer ästhetischen Charakteristik führt zu einer Reflexion über die Grundbegriffe der Literaturwissenschaft. This volume develops its theory of prose out of the concept of the basal self-referentiality of the poetic text. Its object of study is a corpus of sophisticated prose texts that are both extensive and complex, and which pursue a wild, dense semiosis (Bottom's Dream, Schattenfroh, Finnegan's Wake, etc.). The question of their aesthetic characteristics leads to reflections on the basic concepts of literary studies.

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Series:	Theorie der Prosa ,
Subjects:	Gattungstheorie.; Jakobson, Roman.; Poetizität.; Prosa.; ikonische Poiesis.; LITERARY CRITICISM / European / German.
Other subjects:	Prose.; genre theory.
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Mythos, Macht und Kellersprache :

Wolfgang Hilbigs Prosa im Spiegel der Nachwende /

Author: Loescher, Jens

Published: 2003.

Publisher: BRILL,, Leiden;

Auf Wolfgang Hilbig, veritablen Büchnerpreisträger und gleichzeitig "Kind, das mit Meeren spielt" (Fühmann), auf den Prosaisten und Lyriker zielt diese Monographie, die drei ebenfalls aus Dissertationen entstandenen Beiträgen nachfolgt. Der... more

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Auf Wolfgang Hilbig, veritablen Büchnerpreisträger und gleichzeitig "Kind, das mit Meeren spielt" (Fühmann), auf den Prosaisten und Lyriker zielt diese Monographie, die drei ebenfalls aus Dissertationen entstandenen Beiträgen nachfolgt. Der "Seelenzunge des Lesens", so der Laudator Georg Klein bei der Preisverleihung, verdankte sich das Forschungsinteresse des vorliegenden Projektes, bei weitem bevor es sich im Sinne der Disziplin, also der Germanistik, und im Sinne der Hermeneutik, also abseitig jedweder Disziplin und Denkreglementierung, die Texte aneignete. Die Werke dieses Autors sind eben nicht nur Selbstbehauptungsversuche eines Heizers in der DDR; ihre berückende, weil geerdete Formschönheit verlangt geradezu das analytische Interesse des Germanisten: deshalb die Instrumente der Textinterpretation, die Theorie und der Griff in den Fundus der Literaturgeschichte. Aber doch verhehlt dieser Ansatz nicht, dass die prekäre, ambivalente, ausgehöhlte Position des Subjekts in Hilbigs Subversions- und Widerstandsgeschichten, in der verdrehten, phantastischen Erzählwirklichkeit auch Anlass war, einen distanzierten Ton ex cathedra zu vermeiden. Das Verstörende, Versehrt-Verzehrende, gleichzeitig Aufbegehrend-Kraftvolle sollte nicht von der Patina und der Haltung der Disziplin in Beschlag genommen werden, die man unwillkürlich manch ausladendem, staubigem Buchrücken zuordnet.

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ISBN:	9789004490864; 9789042008649
Other identifier:	DOI: 10.1163/9789004490864
Series:	Brill Book Archive Part 1, ISBN: 9789004472495 Amsterdamer Publikationen zur Sprache und Literatur ; ; 151
Subjects:	Prose.; Romans.
Other subjects:	Hilbig, Wolfgang, (1941-2007.)
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Notes:	Includes bibliographical references and index. Danksagung -- Einleitung -- 1 MATERIALISMUS UND 'KELLERSPRACHE': HILBIGS SPRACHVERTRAUEN -- 2 DAS "ÖFFENTLICHSTE(.) (...) VON ALLEN GEFÄNGNISSEN": UNRECHTSSTAAT DDR -- 3 LOS, C., SEI LINKISCH IM LEBEN! WIDERSTAND DURCH SPRACHMANIPULATION, REALITÄTSENTZUG, ICHAUFLÖSUNG -- 4 IST UTOPIE EO IPSO ORTLOS? KARTIERUNG DER KOMPLEXEN SEMANTIK DES WORTES BEI HILBIG -- 5 REALE PHANTASTIK: DER HOLOCAUST -- 6 "(W)O DIE MINOTAUREN WEIDEN": MYTHOS BEI HILBIG -- Schluss -- Literaturliste.

Der Verleger als literarische Figur

Narrative Konstruktionen in der deutschsprachigen Gegenwartsliteratur

Author: Goggio, Alessandra

Published: 2021

Publisher: transcript Verlag, Bielefeld

Die einen schreiben Bücher, die anderen verlegen sie. Was aber, wenn Autoren in fiktionalen Werken über Verleger schreiben? Werden sie als freundlich und unterstützend oder eher als feindselig und ausbeuterisch porträtiert? In welcher Beziehung... more

Die einen schreiben Bücher, die anderen verlegen sie. Was aber, wenn Autoren in fiktionalen Werken über Verleger schreiben? Werden sie als freundlich und unterstützend oder eher als feindselig und ausbeuterisch porträtiert? In welcher Beziehung stehen sie zu anderen Akteuren des Literaturbetriebs, welche narrativen Funktionen übernehmen sie im Text? Alessandra Goggio nimmt sich diesen in der Literaturwissenschaft bisher kaum beachteten Fragen an und versucht - anhand von Beispielen aus der deutschsprachigen Gegenwartsliteratur - die spezifischen Darstellungs- und Fiktionalisierungsverfahren zu erörtern und im Rahmen der sogenannten »Literaturbetriebsliteratur« zu deuten.

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ISBN:	3-8394-5777-7
Other identifier:	9783839457771
RVK Categories:	GO 16025
Edition:	1st ed.
Series:	Gegenwartsliteratur ; 9
Subjects:	Gegenwartsliteratur; Literaturbetrieb; Verleger; Fiktionalisierung; Prosa; Kulturwirtschaft; Literatur; Kultur; Germanistik; Kulturwissenschaft; Literaturwissenschaft; Contemporary Literature; Contemporary Literature Scene; Publisher; Fictionalization; Prose; Cultural Industry; Literature; Culture; German Literature; Cultural Studies; Literary Studies;
Other subjects:	Contemporary Literature Scene.; Cultural Industry.; Cultural Studies.; Culture.; Fictionalization.; German Literature.; Literary Studies.; Literature.; Prose.; Publisher.
Scope:	1 online resource (335 pages)
Notes:	Frontmatter 1 Inhalt 5 Danksagung 9 Einleitung 11 1.1 Stand und Perspektiven der Forschung 23 1.2 Ökonomisierung, Mediatisierung und Inszenierung: Veränderungen des Literaturbetriebs seit 1989 32 2.1 Was ist Literaturbetriebsliteratur? Ein begrifflicher Annäherungsversuch 49 2.2 Bisherige Forschungsansätze 52 2.3 Die Literaturbetriebsfiktion 62 2.4 Wozu Literaturbetriebsfiktion? 75 3.1 Was bzw. wer ist ein Verleger? 83 3.2 Der Verleger in der Geschichte: eine historisch-typologische Übersicht 88 3.3 Der Verleger im Literaturbetrieb der Gegenwart 97 3.4 Der Verleger in der Literatur(-wissenschaft) 104 3.5 Verlegerfiguren in der deutschsprachigen Literatur 113 4.1 Hanns-Josef Ortheil - Die geheimen Stunden der Nacht 143 4.2 Thomas Lehr - Zweiwasser oder die Bibliothek der Gnade 171 4.3 Marlene Streeruwitz - Nachkommen 203 4.4 Urs Widmer - Das Paradies des Vergessens 248 4.5 Bodo Kirchhoff - Widerfahrnis 266 Resümee und Fazit 295 Literatur 303

Prosa :

Geschichte, Poetik, Theorie /

Contributor: Bezantakou, Olga, (contributor.); Brokoff, Jürgen, (contributor.); Del Valle Lattanzio, Camilo, (contributor.); Dimitriadis, Pavlos, (contributor.); Efimova, Svetlana, (contributor.); Efimova, Svetlana, (editor.); Emundts, Dina, (contributor.); Ette, Wolfram, (contributor.); Fuchs, Florian, (contributor.); Gamper, Michael, (contributor.); Gamper, Michael, (editor.); Hansen-Löve, Aage A., (contributor.); Hottner, Wolfgang, (contributor.); Kempin, Chanah, (contributor.); Künstler, Kira Louisa, (contributor.); Müller-Tamm, Jutta, (contributor.); Pethes, Nicolas, (contributor.); Simon, Ralf, (contributor.); Stingl, Elena, (contributor.); Witte, Georg, (contributor.)

Publisher: De Gruyter,, Berlin ;

"Prose" refers to a largely free mode of speaking and writing that is not tethered to any normative form, and which permits a wide range of composition styles due to the openness of its content and form. In 18 chapters, this volume makes "prose" - an... more

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"Prose" refers to a largely free mode of speaking and writing that is not tethered to any normative form, and which permits a wide range of composition styles due to the openness of its content and form. In 18 chapters, this volume makes "prose" - an important but thus far insufficiently examined category of literary studies - the subject of historical, methodological, and theoretical investigations. ›Prosa‹ bezeichnet die ungebundene, von normativer Form weitestgehend freie Weise des Sprechens und Schreibens, die auf Grund ihrer formalen und inhaltlichen Offenheit ein breites Spektrum an Gestaltungsweisen zulässt. ›Prosa‹ ist so nicht allgemeinverbindlich zu definieren oder in einer geschlossenen ›Theorie der Prosa‹ zu erfassen, sie bedarf vielmehr einer offenen Theoriebildung, die von den kulturell und historisch konkretisierten Beispielen stets auch die Ergänzung und Präzisierung ihrer eigenen Ausgangsbestimmungen erwartet. ›Prosa‹ formiert so ein Arbeitsfeld, in dem das Verfahren der Textkonstitution als eine grammatische, rhetorische und poetologische Aufgabe verstanden wird, die gleichermaßen Pragmatiken der ›Sachprosa‹, realistische Romane und Prosaexperimente der Avantgarden betrifft. Etablierte Kategorien der Prosaanalyse wie ›Fiktionalität‹ und ›Narration‹ werden kritisch perspektiviert, und Fragen der Schreibweise, der Sequenzialität und der Konstruktion/Produktion treten in den Vordergrund. - Der vorliegende Band macht in 18 Beiträgen ›Prosa‹ als wichtige, bislang aber unzureichend reflektierte literaturwissenschaftliche Kategorie zum Gegenstand von historisch und methodisch-theoretisch ausgerichteten Untersuchungen.

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Contributor:	Bezantakou, Olga, (contributor.); Brokoff, Jürgen, (contributor.); Del Valle Lattanzio, Camilo, (contributor.); Dimitriadis, Pavlos, (contributor.); Efimova, Svetlana, (contributor.); Efimova, Svetlana, (editor.); Emundts, Dina, (contributor.); Ette, Wolfram, (contributor.); Fuchs, Florian, (contributor.); Gamper, Michael, (contributor.); Gamper, Michael, (editor.); Hansen-Löve, Aage A., (contributor.); Hottner, Wolfgang, (contributor.); Kempin, Chanah, (contributor.); Künstler, Kira Louisa, (contributor.); Müller-Tamm, Jutta, (contributor.); Pethes, Nicolas, (contributor.); Simon, Ralf, (contributor.); Stingl, Elena, (contributor.); Witte, Georg, (contributor.)
Language:	German
Media type:	Ebook
Format:	Online
ISBN:	9783110729085
Other identifier:	doi: 10.1515/9783110729085
Series:	WeltLiteraturen / World Literatures ; ; 20
Subjects:	Komparatistik.; Literaturtheorie.; Poetik.; Prosa.; LITERARY CRITICISM / Comparative Literature.
Other subjects:	Prose.; comparative studies.; literary theory.; poetics.
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Der Verleger als literarische Figur

Narrative Konstruktionen in der deutschsprachigen Gegenwartsliteratur

Author: Goggio, Alessandra

Published: 2021

Publisher: transcript Verlag, Bielefeld

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Die einen schreiben Bücher, die anderen verlegen sie. Was aber, wenn Autoren in fiktionalen Werken über Verleger schreiben? Werden sie als freundlich und unterstützend oder eher als feindselig und ausbeuterisch porträtiert? In welcher Beziehung stehen sie zu anderen Akteuren des Literaturbetriebs, welche narrativen Funktionen übernehmen sie im Text? Alessandra Goggio nimmt sich diesen in der Literaturwissenschaft bisher kaum beachteten Fragen an und versucht - anhand von Beispielen aus der deutschsprachigen Gegenwartsliteratur - die spezifischen Darstellungs- und Fiktionalisierungsverfahren zu erörtern und im Rahmen der sogenannten »Literaturbetriebsliteratur« zu deuten.

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ISBN:	3-8394-5777-7
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RVK Categories:	GO 16025
Edition:	1st ed.
Series:	Gegenwartsliteratur ; 9
Subjects:	Gegenwartsliteratur; Literaturbetrieb; Verleger; Fiktionalisierung; Prosa; Kulturwirtschaft; Literatur; Kultur; Germanistik; Kulturwissenschaft; Literaturwissenschaft; Contemporary Literature; Contemporary Literature Scene; Publisher; Fictionalization; Prose; Cultural Industry; Literature; Culture; German Literature; Cultural Studies; Literary Studies;
Other subjects:	Contemporary Literature Scene.; Cultural Industry.; Cultural Studies.; Culture.; Fictionalization.; German Literature.; Literary Studies.; Literature.; Prose.; Publisher.
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Notes:	Frontmatter 1 Inhalt 5 Danksagung 9 Einleitung 11 1.1 Stand und Perspektiven der Forschung 23 1.2 Ökonomisierung, Mediatisierung und Inszenierung: Veränderungen des Literaturbetriebs seit 1989 32 2.1 Was ist Literaturbetriebsliteratur? Ein begrifflicher Annäherungsversuch 49 2.2 Bisherige Forschungsansätze 52 2.3 Die Literaturbetriebsfiktion 62 2.4 Wozu Literaturbetriebsfiktion? 75 3.1 Was bzw. wer ist ein Verleger? 83 3.2 Der Verleger in der Geschichte: eine historisch-typologische Übersicht 88 3.3 Der Verleger im Literaturbetrieb der Gegenwart 97 3.4 Der Verleger in der Literatur(-wissenschaft) 104 3.5 Verlegerfiguren in der deutschsprachigen Literatur 113 4.1 Hanns-Josef Ortheil - Die geheimen Stunden der Nacht 143 4.2 Thomas Lehr - Zweiwasser oder die Bibliothek der Gnade 171 4.3 Marlene Streeruwitz - Nachkommen 203 4.4 Urs Widmer - Das Paradies des Vergessens 248 4.5 Bodo Kirchhoff - Widerfahrnis 266 Resümee und Fazit 295 Literatur 303

Kiku's Prayer

A Novel

Author: Endō, Shūsaku

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Endo Shusaku was a renowned twentieth-century Japanese author who wrote from the unusual perspective of being both Japanese and Catholic. His work is often compared to that of Graham Greene, who himself considered Endo one of the century's finest writers. A historical novel set in the turbulent period between the fall of the shogunate and the Meiji Restoration, Kiku's Prayer embodies themes central to Endo's work, including religion, modernization, and the endurance of the human spirit. In Japan, the book is considered one of his late masterpieces and has never before been translated into Engl

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Other identifier:	doi: 10.7312/endo16282
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Subjects:	Young women; Christianity; Persecution; Christianity.; Persecution.; Young women.; British and American Literature.; Literary Studies.; Prose.; LITERARY CRITICISM / General
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Multimodality, poetry and poetics

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Series:	Routledge Research in language and communication ; 2 Routledge research in language and communication
Subjects:	Discourse analysis, Literary; Literary style; Modality (Linguistics); Poetry; Prose; Electronic books; Discourse analysis, Literary; Literary style; Poetry; Prose; Literary style.; Discourse analysis, Literary.; Poetry.; Prose.; Modality (Linguistics)
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Antinarrative Prosa in der österreichischen Literatur des 20. Jahrhunderts /

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»Der typische Geschichtenzerstörer« sei er, sagt Thomas Bernhard über sich und sein Schreiben, Peter Handkes Erzähler wird vom »Antifabeltier« heimgesucht und Elfriede Jelineks Bekenntnis als Romanautorin lautet: »Ich schlage sozusagen mit der Axt... more

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»Der typische Geschichtenzerstörer« sei er, sagt Thomas Bernhard über sich und sein Schreiben, Peter Handkes Erzähler wird vom »Antifabeltier« heimgesucht und Elfriede Jelineks Bekenntnis als Romanautorin lautet: »Ich schlage sozusagen mit der Axt drein«. Aber warum unterziehen österreichische Autor*innen nach 1945 das Erzählen als traditionelle Kulturtechnik einer solch scharfen Kritik? Viktor Konitzer verfolgt die Geschichte politischer Erzählfeindschaft bis zu den Ursprüngen einer genuin österreichischen Literatur zurück. Dabei entdeckt er spannende Formen des Nicht-Erzählens - und zeigt, wo die Geschichtenzerstörer*innen Zuflucht suchen: im reinen Fluss der Sprache, der Prosa.

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Subjects:	20. Jahrhundert.; Erzählkritik.; Germanistik.; Geschichte.; Kultur.; Kulturgeschichte.; Kulturwissenschaft.; Literatur.; Literaturtheorie.; Literaturwissenschaft.; Prosa.; Österreich.; LITERARY CRITICISM / European / German.
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How to Tell a Story :

An Ancient Guide to the Art of Storytelling for Writers and Readers /

Author: Aristotle,

Publisher: Princeton University Press,, Princeton, NJ :

An inviting and highly readable new translation of Aristotle's complete Poetics-the first and best introduction to the art of writing and understanding storiesAristotle's Poetics is the most important book ever written for writers and readers of... more

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An inviting and highly readable new translation of Aristotle's complete Poetics-the first and best introduction to the art of writing and understanding storiesAristotle's Poetics is the most important book ever written for writers and readers of stories-whether novels, short fiction, plays, screenplays, or nonfiction. Aristotle was the first to identify the keys to plot, character, audience perception, tragic pleasure, and dozens of other critical points of good storytelling. Despite being written more than 2,000 years ago, the Poetics remains essential reading for anyone who wants to learn how to write a captivating story-or understand how such stories work and achieve their psychological effects. Yet for all its influence, the Poetics is too little read because it comes down to us in a form that is often difficult to follow, and even the best translations are geared more to specialists than to general readers who simply want to grasp Aristotle's profound and practical insights. In How to Tell a Story, Philip Freeman presents the most readable translation of the Poetics yet produced, making this indispensable handbook more accessible, engaging, and useful than ever before.In addition to its inviting and reliable translation, a commentary on each section, and the original Greek on facing pages, this edition of the Poetics features unique bullet points, chapter headings, and section numbers to help guide readers through Aristotle's unmatched introduction to the art of writing and reading stories.

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Contributor:	Freeman, Philip, (contributor.)
Language:	English
Media type:	Article (edited volume)
Format:	Online
ISBN:	9780691211107
Other identifier:	doi: 10.1515/9780691211107
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Series:	Ancient Wisdom for Modern Readers
Subjects:	Aesthetics; Poetry; PHILOSOPHY / History & Surveys / Ancient & Classical.
Other subjects:	Alcmaeon (mythology).; Amanita.; Ancient Greek comedy.; Author.; Basic Story.; Catharsis.; City Of.; Cleophon (politician).; Coccidioides.; Comedy.; Compost.; Costume.; Cresphontes.; Culture.; Description.; Discourses (Meher Baba).; Elegiac couplet.; Eucleides.; Euripides.; Eurypylus.; Feeling.; Fine art.; Fungus.; Furniture.; Haemon.; Hamartia.; Herodotus.; Heterobasidion annosum.; Iambic trimeter.; Illyrians.; Indigenous peoples.; Inner ear.; Intarsia.; Iphigenia.; Lysistrata.; Marquetry.; Megara.; Metaphor.; Misery (novel).; Modern language.; Mycelium.; Mycenae.; Narration.; Narrative.; Neoptolemus.; Neosartorya.; Odysseus.; Odyssey.; Organism.; Oviparity.; Peleus.; Peripeteia.; Philoctetes (Sophocles play).; Phylum.; Pity.; Playwright.; Plot device.; Poetics (Aristotle).; Poetry.; Post hoc ergo propter hoc.; Preposition and postposition.; Prose.; Protagonist.; Recitation.; Rhapsode.; Routledge.; Russula.; S. (Dorst novel).; Sextus Empiricus.; Sinon.; Socratic dialogue.; Sophocles.; Sophron.; Special effect.; Spectacle.; Sthenelus.; Stoma.; Storytelling.; Subject (philosophy).; Superiority (short story).; Symptom.; Telemachus.; Telephus.; Teliospore.; Terminology.; Theognis of Megara.; Theseus.; Tituba.; Tragedy.; Trojan War.; Tunbridge ware.; Usage.; Vowel.; Wood ear.; Work of art.; Writing.
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Prosa :

Geschichte, Poetik, Theorie /

Contributor: Bezantakou, Olga, (contributor.); Brokoff, Jürgen, (contributor.); Del Valle Lattanzio, Camilo, (contributor.); Dimitriadis, Pavlos, (contributor.); Efimova, Svetlana, (contributor.); Efimova, Svetlana, (editor.); Emundts, Dina, (contributor.); Ette, Wolfram, (contributor.); Fuchs, Florian, (contributor.); Gamper, Michael, (contributor.); Gamper, Michael, (editor.); Hansen-Löve, Aage A., (contributor.); Hottner, Wolfgang, (contributor.); Kempin, Chanah, (contributor.); Künstler, Kira Louisa, (contributor.); Müller-Tamm, Jutta, (contributor.); Pethes, Nicolas, (contributor.); Simon, Ralf, (contributor.); Stingl, Elena, (contributor.); Witte, Georg, (contributor.)

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"Prose" refers to a largely free mode of speaking and writing that is not tethered to any normative form, and which permits a wide range of composition styles due to the openness of its content and form. In 18 chapters, this volume makes "prose" - an... more

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"Prose" refers to a largely free mode of speaking and writing that is not tethered to any normative form, and which permits a wide range of composition styles due to the openness of its content and form. In 18 chapters, this volume makes "prose" - an important but thus far insufficiently examined category of literary studies - the subject of historical, methodological, and theoretical investigations. ›Prosa‹ bezeichnet die ungebundene, von normativer Form weitestgehend freie Weise des Sprechens und Schreibens, die auf Grund ihrer formalen und inhaltlichen Offenheit ein breites Spektrum an Gestaltungsweisen zulässt. ›Prosa‹ ist so nicht allgemeinverbindlich zu definieren oder in einer geschlossenen ›Theorie der Prosa‹ zu erfassen, sie bedarf vielmehr einer offenen Theoriebildung, die von den kulturell und historisch konkretisierten Beispielen stets auch die Ergänzung und Präzisierung ihrer eigenen Ausgangsbestimmungen erwartet. ›Prosa‹ formiert so ein Arbeitsfeld, in dem das Verfahren der Textkonstitution als eine grammatische, rhetorische und poetologische Aufgabe verstanden wird, die gleichermaßen Pragmatiken der ›Sachprosa‹, realistische Romane und Prosaexperimente der Avantgarden betrifft. Etablierte Kategorien der Prosaanalyse wie ›Fiktionalität‹ und ›Narration‹ werden kritisch perspektiviert, und Fragen der Schreibweise, der Sequenzialität und der Konstruktion/Produktion treten in den Vordergrund. - Der vorliegende Band macht in 18 Beiträgen ›Prosa‹ als wichtige, bislang aber unzureichend reflektierte literaturwissenschaftliche Kategorie zum Gegenstand von historisch und methodisch-theoretisch ausgerichteten Untersuchungen.

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Contributor:	Bezantakou, Olga, (contributor.); Brokoff, Jürgen, (contributor.); Del Valle Lattanzio, Camilo, (contributor.); Dimitriadis, Pavlos, (contributor.); Efimova, Svetlana, (contributor.); Efimova, Svetlana, (editor.); Emundts, Dina, (contributor.); Ette, Wolfram, (contributor.); Fuchs, Florian, (contributor.); Gamper, Michael, (contributor.); Gamper, Michael, (editor.); Hansen-Löve, Aage A., (contributor.); Hottner, Wolfgang, (contributor.); Kempin, Chanah, (contributor.); Künstler, Kira Louisa, (contributor.); Müller-Tamm, Jutta, (contributor.); Pethes, Nicolas, (contributor.); Simon, Ralf, (contributor.); Stingl, Elena, (contributor.); Witte, Georg, (contributor.)
Language:	German
Media type:	Ebook
Format:	Online
ISBN:	3-11-072908-3
Other identifier:	doi: 10.1515/9783110729085
Series:	WeltLiteraturen / World Literatures ; ; 20
Subjects:	LITERARY CRITICISM / Comparative Literature.
Other subjects:	Prose.; comparative studies.; literary theory.; poetics.
Scope:	1 online resource (VIII, 327 p.)
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Der Verleger als literarische Figur :

Narrative Konstruktionen in der deutschsprachigen Gegenwartsliteratur /

Author: Goggio, Alessandra,

Publisher: transcript Verlag,, Bielefeld :

Die einen schreiben Bücher, die anderen verlegen sie. Was aber, wenn Autor*innen in fiktionalen Werken über Verleger*innen schreiben? Werden sie als Freunde und Unterstützer oder eher als Feinde und Ausbeuter porträtiert? In welcher Beziehung stehen... more

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Die einen schreiben Bücher, die anderen verlegen sie. Was aber, wenn Autor*innen in fiktionalen Werken über Verleger*innen schreiben? Werden sie als Freunde und Unterstützer oder eher als Feinde und Ausbeuter porträtiert? In welcher Beziehung stehen sie zu anderen Akteur*innen des Literaturbetriebs, welche narrativen Funktionen übernehmen sie im Text? Alessandra Goggio nimmt sich diesen in der Literaturwissenschaft bisher kaum beachteten Fragen an und versucht - anhand von Beispielen aus der deutschsprachigen Gegenwartsliteratur - die spezifischen Darstellungs- und Fiktionalisierungsverfahren zu erörtern und im Rahmen der sogenannte »Literaturbetriebsliteratur« zu deuten.

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Language:	German
Media type:	Ebook
Format:	Online
ISBN:	9783839457771
Other identifier:	doi: 10.1515/9783839457771
RVK Categories:	GO 16025
Series:	Gegenwartsliteratur ; ; 9
Subjects:	Fiktionalisierung.; Germanistik.; Kultur.; Kulturwirtschaft.; Kulturwissenschaft.; Literatur.; Literaturbetrieb.; Literaturwissenschaft.; Prosa.; Verleger.; LITERARY CRITICISM / European / German.
Other subjects:	Contemporary Literature Scene.; Cultural Industry.; Cultural Studies.; Culture.; Fictionalization.; German Literature.; Literary Studies.; Literature.; Prose.; Publisher.
Scope:	1 online resource (334 p.)

Prosa :

Geschichte, Poetik, Theorie /

Contributor: Bezantakou, Olga, (contributor.); Brokoff, Jürgen, (contributor.); Del Valle Lattanzio, Camilo, (contributor.); Dimitriadis, Pavlos, (contributor.); Efimova, Svetlana, (contributor.); Efimova, Svetlana, (editor.); Emundts, Dina, (contributor.); Ette, Wolfram, (contributor.); Fuchs, Florian, (contributor.); Gamper, Michael, (contributor.); Gamper, Michael, (editor.); Hansen-Löve, Aage A., (contributor.); Hottner, Wolfgang, (contributor.); Kempin, Chanah, (contributor.); Künstler, Kira Louisa, (contributor.); Müller-Tamm, Jutta, (contributor.); Pethes, Nicolas, (contributor.); Simon, Ralf, (contributor.); Stingl, Elena, (contributor.); Witte, Georg, (contributor.)

Publisher: De Gruyter,, Berlin ;

"Prose" refers to a largely free mode of speaking and writing that is not tethered to any normative form, and which permits a wide range of composition styles due to the openness of its content and form. In 18 chapters, this volume makes "prose" - an... more

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"Prose" refers to a largely free mode of speaking and writing that is not tethered to any normative form, and which permits a wide range of composition styles due to the openness of its content and form. In 18 chapters, this volume makes "prose" - an important but thus far insufficiently examined category of literary studies - the subject of historical, methodological, and theoretical investigations. ›Prosa‹ bezeichnet die ungebundene, von normativer Form weitestgehend freie Weise des Sprechens und Schreibens, die auf Grund ihrer formalen und inhaltlichen Offenheit ein breites Spektrum an Gestaltungsweisen zulässt. ›Prosa‹ ist so nicht allgemeinverbindlich zu definieren oder in einer geschlossenen ›Theorie der Prosa‹ zu erfassen, sie bedarf vielmehr einer offenen Theoriebildung, die von den kulturell und historisch konkretisierten Beispielen stets auch die Ergänzung und Präzisierung ihrer eigenen Ausgangsbestimmungen erwartet. ›Prosa‹ formiert so ein Arbeitsfeld, in dem das Verfahren der Textkonstitution als eine grammatische, rhetorische und poetologische Aufgabe verstanden wird, die gleichermaßen Pragmatiken der ›Sachprosa‹, realistische Romane und Prosaexperimente der Avantgarden betrifft. Etablierte Kategorien der Prosaanalyse wie ›Fiktionalität‹ und ›Narration‹ werden kritisch perspektiviert, und Fragen der Schreibweise, der Sequenzialität und der Konstruktion/Produktion treten in den Vordergrund. - Der vorliegende Band macht in 18 Beiträgen ›Prosa‹ als wichtige, bislang aber unzureichend reflektierte literaturwissenschaftliche Kategorie zum Gegenstand von historisch und methodisch-theoretisch ausgerichteten Untersuchungen.

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Contributor:	Bezantakou, Olga, (contributor.); Brokoff, Jürgen, (contributor.); Del Valle Lattanzio, Camilo, (contributor.); Dimitriadis, Pavlos, (contributor.); Efimova, Svetlana, (contributor.); Efimova, Svetlana, (editor.); Emundts, Dina, (contributor.); Ette, Wolfram, (contributor.); Fuchs, Florian, (contributor.); Gamper, Michael, (contributor.); Gamper, Michael, (editor.); Hansen-Löve, Aage A., (contributor.); Hottner, Wolfgang, (contributor.); Kempin, Chanah, (contributor.); Künstler, Kira Louisa, (contributor.); Müller-Tamm, Jutta, (contributor.); Pethes, Nicolas, (contributor.); Simon, Ralf, (contributor.); Stingl, Elena, (contributor.); Witte, Georg, (contributor.)
Language:	German
Media type:	Ebook
Format:	Online
ISBN:	9783110729085
Other identifier:	doi: 10.1515/9783110729085
Series:	WeltLiteraturen / World Literatures ; ; 20
Subjects:	Komparatistik.; Literaturtheorie.; Poetik.; Prosa.; LITERARY CRITICISM / Comparative Literature.
Other subjects:	Prose.; comparative studies.; literary theory.; poetics.
Scope:	1 online resource (VIII, 327 p.)

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Antinarrative Prosa in der österreichischen Literatur des 20. Jahrhunderts /

Author: Konitzer, Viktor,

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»Der typische Geschichtenzerstörer« sei er, sagt Thomas Bernhard über sich und sein Schreiben, Peter Handkes Erzähler wird vom »Antifabeltier« heimgesucht und Elfriede Jelineks Bekenntnis als Romanautorin lautet: »Ich schlage sozusagen mit der Axt... more

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»Der typische Geschichtenzerstörer« sei er, sagt Thomas Bernhard über sich und sein Schreiben, Peter Handkes Erzähler wird vom »Antifabeltier« heimgesucht und Elfriede Jelineks Bekenntnis als Romanautorin lautet: »Ich schlage sozusagen mit der Axt drein«. Aber warum unterziehen österreichische Autor*innen nach 1945 das Erzählen als traditionelle Kulturtechnik einer solch scharfen Kritik? Viktor Konitzer verfolgt die Geschichte politischer Erzählfeindschaft bis zu den Ursprüngen einer genuin österreichischen Literatur zurück. Dabei entdeckt er spannende Formen des Nicht-Erzählens - und zeigt, wo die Geschichtenzerstörer*innen Zuflucht suchen: im reinen Fluss der Sprache, der Prosa.

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Source:	Philologische Bibliothek, FU Berlin
Language:	German
Media type:	Ebook
Format:	Online
ISBN:	9783839457917
Other identifier:	doi: 10.1515/9783839457917
Series:	Lettre
Subjects:	20. Jahrhundert.; Erzählkritik.; Germanistik.; Geschichte.; Kultur.; Kulturgeschichte.; Kulturwissenschaft.; Literatur.; Literaturtheorie.; Literaturwissenschaft.; Prosa.; Österreich.; LITERARY CRITICISM / European / German.
Other subjects:	20th Century.; Austria.; Cultural History.; Cultural Studies.; Culture.; German Literature.; History.; Literary Studies.; Literature.; Narrative Criticism.; Prose.; Theory of Literature.
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Kafka :

The Years of Insight /

Author: Stach, Reiner,

Publisher: Princeton University Press,, Princeton, NJ :

Telling the story of Kafka's final years as never before—the third volume in the acclaimed definitive biographyThis volume of Reiner Stach's acclaimed and definitive biography of Franz Kafka tells the story of the final years of the writer's life,... more

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Telling the story of Kafka's final years as never before—the third volume in the acclaimed definitive biographyThis volume of Reiner Stach's acclaimed and definitive biography of Franz Kafka tells the story of the final years of the writer's life, from 1916 to 1924—a period during which the world Kafka had known came to an end. Stach's riveting narrative, which reflects the latest findings about Kafka's life and works, draws readers in with nearly cinematic precision, zooming in for extreme close-ups of Kafka's personal life, then pulling back for panoramic shots of a wider world blighted by World War I, disease, and inflation.In these years, Kafka was spared military service at the front, yet his work as a civil servant brought him into chilling proximity with its grim realities. He was witness to unspeakable misery, lost the financial security he had been counting on to lead the life of a writer, and remained captive for years in his hometown of Prague. The outbreak of tuberculosis and the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire constituted a double shock for Kafka, and made him agonizingly aware of his increasing rootlessness. He began to pose broader existential questions, and his writing grew terser and more reflective, from the parable-like Country Doctor stories and A Hunger Artist to The Castle.A door seemed to open in the form of a passionate relationship with the Czech journalist Milena Jesenská. But the romance was unfulfilled and Kafka, an incurably ill German Jew with a Czech passport, continued to suffer. However, his predicament only sharpened his perceptiveness, and the final period of his life became the years of insight.

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Contributor:	Frisch, Shelley.
Language:	English
Media type:	Ebook
Format:	Online
ISBN:	9781400865451
Other identifier:	doi: 10.1515/9781400865451
Subjects:	Authors, Austrian; BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Literary.
Other subjects:	Alternative medicine.; Another Woman.; Antithesis.; Apathy.; Aphorism.; Asceticism.; Backlist.; Before the Law.; Benign neglect.; Book.; Boredom.; Christian Morgenstern.; Consciousness.; Conspiracy theory.; Desertion.; Diary.; Die Aktion.; Disenchantment.; Distrust.; Dora Diamant.; Elias Canetti.; Ernst Weiss.; Explanation.; Felice Bauer.; First appearance.; Foot the bill.; Franz Kafka.; Franz Werfel.; Gerhart Hauptmann.; God.; Good and evil.; Gustav Meyrink.; Hack writer.; Hatred.; Heinrich Mann.; Hermann Broch.; His Family.; Horror vacui (physics).; Humiliation.; In the Penal Colony.; Indication (medicine).; Insurance.; Jews.; Judaism.; Karl Kraus (writer).; Kurt Tucholsky.; Latent tuberculosis.; Leave of absence.; Letter to His Father.; Literature.; Ludwig Meidner.; Martin Buber.; Max Brod.; Max Scheler.; Military service.; Mortal Fear (novel).; Myth.; Narcissism.; Neurosis.; Newspaper.; On Writing.; Orthodox Judaism.; Ottla Kafka.; Otto Gross.; Overreaction.; Penal colony.; Personal mythology.; Physician.; Prose.; Prostitution.; Psychoanalysis.; Public morality.; Publication.; Purim.; Rainer Maria Rilke.; Religion.; Reprisal.; Ridicule.; Robert Musil.; Schnitzler.; Scholem.; Sexual Desire (book).; Superiority (short story).; Symptom.; Søren Kierkegaard.; The Cares of a Family Man.; The Morning Gift.; The Other Hand.; The Philosopher.; The Two Cultures.; Thought.; Tuberculin.; Tuberculosis.; V.; War bond.; War.; Warfare.; Writer's block.; Writing.; Zionism.
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Allusion, authority, and truth :

critical perspectives on Greek poetic and rhetorical praxis /

Contributor: Mitsis, Phillip.; Tsagalis, Christos.

Published: 2010.

Publisher: De Gruyter,, New York :

Questions about how ancient Greek texts establish their authority, reflect on each other, and project their own truths have become central for a wide range of recent critical discourses. In this volume, an influential group of international scholars... more

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Questions about how ancient Greek texts establish their authority, reflect on each other, and project their own truths have become central for a wide range of recent critical discourses. In this volume, an influential group of international scholars examines these themes in a variety of poetic and rhetorical genres. The result is a series of striking and original readings from different critical perspectives that display the centrality of these questions for understanding the poetic and rhetorical aims of ancient Greek texts. Characterized by a combination of close attention to philological detail and theoretical sophistication, the essays in this volume make a compelling case for this kind of focused, critically informed dialogue about the nature of ancient textual praxis. Students of classical literature will find a wealth of critical insights and challenging new readings of many familiar texts.

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Source:	Philologische Bibliothek, FU Berlin
Contributor:	Mitsis, Phillip.; Tsagalis, Christos.
Language:	English
Media type:	Ebook
Format:	Online
ISBN:	1-282-91191-0; 9786612911910; 3-11-024540-X
Other identifier:	doi: 10.1515/9783110245400
Edition:	1st ed.
Series:	Trends in classics. Supplementary volumes ; ; 7
Subjects:	Greek poetry; Allusions in literature.; Rhetoric, Ancient.
Other subjects:	Drama.; Epic.; Greek Literature.; Interpretation.; Prose.
Scope:	1 online resource (468 p.)
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The Lives of Literature :

Reading, Teaching, Knowing /

Author: Weinstein, Arnold,

Publisher: Princeton University Press,, Princeton, NJ :

Mixing passion and humor, a personal work of literary criticism that demonstrates how the greatest books illuminate our livesWhy do we read literature? For Arnold Weinstein, the answer is clear: literature allows us to become someone else. Literature... more

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Mixing passion and humor, a personal work of literary criticism that demonstrates how the greatest books illuminate our livesWhy do we read literature? For Arnold Weinstein, the answer is clear: literature allows us to become someone else. Literature changes us by giving us intimate access to an astonishing variety of other lives, experiences, and places across the ages. Reflecting on a lifetime of reading, teaching, and writing, The Lives of Literature explores, with passion, humor, and whirring intellect, a professor’s life, the thrills and traps of teaching, and, most of all, the power of literature to lead us to a deeper understanding of ourselves and the worlds we inhabit.As an identical twin, Weinstein experienced early the dislocation of being mistaken for another person—and of feeling that he might be someone other than he had thought. In vivid readings elucidating the classics of authors ranging from Sophocles to James Joyce and Toni Morrison, he explores what we learn by identifying with their protagonists, including those who, undone by wreckage and loss, discover that all their beliefs are illusions. Weinstein masterfully argues that literature’s knowing differs entirely from what one ends up knowing when studying mathematics or physics or even history: by entering these characters’ lives, readers acquire a unique form of knowledge—and come to understand its cost.In The Lives of Literature, a master writer and teacher shares his love of the books that he has taught and been taught by, showing us that literature matters because we never stop discovering who we are.

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Source:	Philologische Bibliothek, FU Berlin
Language:	English
Media type:	Ebook
Format:	Online
ISBN:	9780691232324
Other identifier:	doi: 10.1515/9780691232324
Subjects:	Best books.; Characters and characteristics in literature.; Literature; Self in literature.; LITERARY CRITICISM / General.
Other subjects:	A Book Of.; Alliteration.; Antihero.; Author.; Blood sugar.; Career.; Cause and Effect (Numbers).; Chutzpah.; Classroom.; Close-up.; Coercion.; Colonialism.; Comparative literature.; Correction (novel).; Creative writing.; Credential.; Death poem.; Electric power system.; Emily Dickinson.; En route (novel).; English literature.; Epistemology.; Essay.; Ethos.; Everyday life.; Fiction.; French literature.; Genre.; Geographer.; Grant writing.; Grunt Work.; Guideline.; Heathcliff (Wuthering Heights).; Hotel.; Human Desire.; Humanities.; Ideology.; Imagery.; Intersectionality.; James Merrill.; Jocasta.; John Barth.; Journalism.; Juncture.; Lecture.; Liberal education.; Literary criticism.; Literature.; Louis Althusser.; Madame Bovary.; Misery (novel).; Molloy (novel).; Narrative.; Newspaper.; Newsprint.; Novelist.; Only Words (book).; Pedagogy.; Pen name.; Philosopher.; Picaresque novel.; Playwright.; Poet.; Poetry.; Prose poetry.; Prose.; Rant (novel).; Realia (education).; Recitation.; Respondent.; S. (Dorst novel).; Samuel Beckett.; Saving.; Seminar.; Slavery.; Soliloquy.; Sonnet.; Sophocles.; Spelling.; Standardized test.; Storytelling.; Subtraction.; Sympathy.; Text display.; The Actual (novel).; The Chronicle of Higher Education.; The Newspaper.; The Suspicion (Animorphs).; Thesis.; Treatise.; Urban studies.; Utterance.; Vetting.; William Faulkner.; Wisdom literature.; Wound.; Writer's block.; Writer.; Writing center.; Writing.
Scope:	1 online resource (352 p.) :, 3 b/w illus.

The Princeton Handbook of Multicultural Poetries /

Contributor: Brogan, Terry V.F., (editor.)

Publisher: Princeton University Press,, Princeton, NJ :

Drawn from the acclaimed New Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics, the articles in this concise new reference book provide a complete survey of the poetic history and practice in every major national literature or cultural tradition in the... more

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Drawn from the acclaimed New Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics, the articles in this concise new reference book provide a complete survey of the poetic history and practice in every major national literature or cultural tradition in the world. As with the parent volume, which has sold over 10,000 copies since it was first published in 1993, the intended audience is general readers, journalists, students, teachers, and researchers. The editor's principle of selection was balance, and his goal was to embrace in a structured and reasoned way the diversity of poetry as it is known across the globe today. In compiling material on 106 cultures in 92 national literatures, the book gives full coverage to Indo-European poetries (all the major Celtic, Slavic, Germanic, and Romance languages, as well as other obscure ones such as Hittite), the ancient middle Eastern poetries (Hebrew, Persian, Sumerian, and Assyro-Babylonian), subcontinental Indian poetries (the widest linguistic diversity), Asian and Pacific poetries (Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Mongolian, and half a dozen others), continental American poetries (all the modern Western cultures and native Indian in North, Central, and South American regions), and African poetries (ancient and emergent, oral and written).

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Source:	Philologische Bibliothek, FU Berlin
Contributor:	Brogan, Terry V.F., (editor.)
Language:	English
Media type:	Ebook
Format:	Online
ISBN:	9780691228211
Other identifier:	doi: 10.1515/9780691228211
Subjects:	Poesie; Poesie; Poetics; Poetics; Poetique; Poetry; Poetry; Poetry; LITERARY CRITICISM / Poetry.
Other subjects:	Abbreviation.; Aeneid.; Aestheticism.; Allegory.; Alliteration.; Allusion.; Aphorism.; Art for art's sake.; Arthur Rimbaud.; Artifice.; Assonance.; Blank verse.; Caesura.; Charles Baudelaire.; Classicism.; Comparative literature.; Concrete poetry.; Couplet.; Courtly love.; Despair (novel).; Diction.; Didacticism.; Digression.; Dramatic monologue.; Eclogue.; Epic Cycle.; Epic poetry.; Epigram.; Epistle.; Evocation.; Existentialism.; Farce.; Free verse.; G. (novel).; Genre.; Hexameter.; Humour.; Idyll.; Imagery.; Intelligentsia.; Internal rhyme.; Irony.; Jews.; Lament.; Literature.; Long poem.; Lyric poetry.; Lyricism.; Metaphysical poets.; Modernism.; N. (novella).; Narrative poetry.; Narrative.; Neo-romanticism.; Neoclassicism.; New Generation (Malayalam film movement).; Novelist.; Of Modern Poetry.; Oral poetry.; Panegyric.; Parody.; Pessimism.; Petrarch.; Picturesque.; Poet.; Poetic diction.; Poetry.; Political poetry.; Prose poetry.; Prose.; Proverb.; Pseudonym.; Quatrain.; Rainer Maria Rilke.; Rhetoric.; Rhyme scheme.; Rhyme.; Romantic poetry.; Romanticism.; S. (Dorst novel).; Sanskrit.; Satire.; Sensibility.; Sonnet sequence.; Sonnet.; Stanza.; Strophe.; Surrealism.; Symbolism (arts).; T. S. Eliot.; The New Poetry.; The Other Hand.; The Song of Roland.; The Various.; Treatise.; Troubadour.; V.; World War II.; Writer.; Writing.
Scope:	1 online resource (352 p.)

Others /

Author: Miller, Joseph Hillis,

Publisher: Princeton University Press,, Princeton, NJ :

This volume fulfills the author's career-long reflections on radical otherness in literature. J. Hillis Miller investigates otherness through ten nineteenth- and twentieth-century authors: Friedrich Schlegel, Charles Dickens, George Eliot, Anthony... more

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This volume fulfills the author's career-long reflections on radical otherness in literature. J. Hillis Miller investigates otherness through ten nineteenth- and twentieth-century authors: Friedrich Schlegel, Charles Dickens, George Eliot, Anthony Trollope, Joseph Conrad, W. B. Yeats, E. M. Forster, Marcel Proust, Paul de Man, and Jacques Derrida. From the exquisite close readings for which he is celebrated, Miller reaps a capacious understanding of otherness--one reachable not through theory but through literature itself. Otherness has wide valence in contemporary literary and cultural studies and is often understood as a misconception by hegemonic groups of subaltern ones. In a pleasing counter to this, Others conceives of otherness as something that inhabits sameness. Instances of the ''wholly other'' within the familiar include your sense of self or your beloved, your sense of your culture as such, or your experience of literary, theoretical, and philosophical works that belong to your own culture--works that are themselves haunted by otherness. Though Others begins and ends with chapters on theorists, the testimony they offer about otherness is not taken as more compelling than that of such literary works as Dicken's Our Mutual Friend, Conrad's ''The Secret Sharer,'' Yeats's ''Cold Heaven,'' or Proust's Remembrance of Things Past. Otherness, as this book finds it in the writers read, is not an abstract concept. It is an elusive feature of specific verbal constructs, different in each case. It can be glimpsed only through close readings that respect this diversity, as the plural in the title--Others--indicates. We perceive otherness in the way that the unseen--and the characters' emotional responses to it--ripples the conservative ideological surface of Howard's End. We sense it as chaos in Schlegel's radical concept of irony. And we gaze at it in the multiple personifications of Heart of Darkness. Each testifies in its own way to the richness and tangible weight of an otherness close at hand.

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Source:	Philologische Bibliothek, FU Berlin
Language:	English
Media type:	Ebook
Format:	Online
ISBN:	9780691224053
Other identifier:	doi: 10.1515/9780691224053
Subjects:	Criticism; Difference (Psychology) in literature.; European fiction; LITERARY CRITICISM / Semiotics & Theory.
Other subjects:	Absurdity.; Allegory.; Allusion.; Analogy.; Anthony Trollope.; Anthropomorphism.; Aphorism.; Aporia.; Appropriation (art).; Assonance.; Autobiography.; Catachresis.; Charles Dickens.; Concept.; Consciousness.; Criticism.; Determination.; Dichotomy.; Dizziness.; E. M. Forster.; Edmund Husserl.; Emblem.; Essay.; Feeling.; Fiction.; Genre.; George Eliot.; Harold Bloom.; Howards End.; Idealism.; Ideology.; Immanuel Kant.; Instant.; Irony.; J. L. Austin.; Jacques Derrida.; Joseph Conrad.; Kurtz (Heart of Darkness).; Lesbian.; Literary theory.; Literature.; Louis Althusser.; Marcel Proust.; Messianism.; Metaphor.; Michael Sprinker.; Mrs.; My Neighbor.; Narration.; Narrative.; Novel.; Novelist.; Obscenity.; Oedipus the King.; On Truth.; Otherness (book).; Our Mutual Friend.; Oxford University Press.; Oxymoron.; Pamphlet.; Paragraph.; Paul de Man.; Performative utterance.; Perjury.; Philosopher.; Philosophy.; Poetry.; Prose.; Prosopopoeia.; Pun.; Racism.; Rhetoric.; Rhyme.; Roland Barthes.; Romanticism.; Specters of Marx.; Speech act.; Stupidity.; Subjectivity.; Suffering.; Suggestion.; Synecdoche.; Søren Kierkegaard.; The Other Hand.; The Resistance to Theory.; The Secret Sharer.; The Various.; Theory.; Thought.; Trollope.; Uncertainty.; University of Minnesota Press.; Verisimilitude (fiction).; Victorian literature.; W. B. Yeats.; Wallace Stevens.; Walter Benjamin.; Werner Hamacher.; Wissenschaft.; Writing.
Scope:	1 online resource (297 p.)

The Novel, Volume 1 :

History, Geography, and Culture /

Contributor: Arac, Jonathan, (contributor.); Austin, John, (contributor.); Bettini, Maurizio, (contributor.); Boitani, Piero, (contributor.); Booker, M. Keith, (contributor.); Boscaro, Adriana, (contributor.); Couégnas, Daniel, (contributor.); Denning, Michael, (contributor.); Field, Norma, (contributor.); Franco, Ernesto, (contributor.); Gallagher, Catherine, (contributor.); Ghanoonparvar, M. R., (contributor.); Goody, Jack, (contributor.); Griswold, Wendy, (contributor.); Hwang, Jongyon, (contributor.); Hägg, Tomas, (contributor.); Joshi, Priya, (contributor.); Julien, Eileen, (contributor.); Kilito, Abdelfattah, (contributor.); Lima, Luiz Costa, (contributor.); Martin, Gerald, (contributor.); Martí-López, Elisa, (contributor.); Merrim, Stephanie, (contributor.); Millstodd, William, (contributor.); Moretti, Franco, (contributor.); Moretti, Franco, (editor.); Mukherjee, Meenakshi, (contributor.); Oviedo, José Miguel, (contributor.); Parla, Jale, (contributor.); Plaks, Andrew H., (contributor.); Portelli, Alessandro, (contributor.); Quayson, Ato, (contributor.); Ragone, Giovanni, (contributor.); Raven, James, (contributor.); Resina, Joan Ramon, (contributor.); Salvo, Maria Di, (contributor.); Santana, Mario, (contributor.); Schwarz, Roberto, (contributor.); Siti, Walter, (contributor.); Torre, Stefano Levi Della, (contributor.); Varvaro, Alberto, (contributor.); Zeitlin, Judith T., (contributor.); Zhao, Henry Y. H., (contributor.); Zimra, Clarisse, (contributor.); Zwicker, Jonathan, (contributor.)

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Nearly as global in its ambition and sweep as its subject, Franco Moretti's The Novel is a watershed event in the understanding of the first truly planetary literary form. A translated selection from the epic five-volume Italian Il Romanzo... more

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Nearly as global in its ambition and sweep as its subject, Franco Moretti's The Novel is a watershed event in the understanding of the first truly planetary literary form. A translated selection from the epic five-volume Italian Il Romanzo (2001-2003), The Novel's two volumes are a unified multiauthored reference work, containing more than one hundred specially commissioned essays by leading contemporary critics from around the world. Providing the first international comparative reassessment of the novel, these essential volumes reveal the form in unprecedented depth and breadth--as a great cultural, social, and human phenomenon that stretches from the ancient Greeks to today, where modernity itself is unimaginable without the genre. By viewing the novel as much more than an aesthetic form, this landmark collection demonstrates how the genre has transformed human emotions and behavior, and the very perception of reality. Historical, statistical, and formal analyses show the novel as a complex literary system, in which new forms proliferate in every period and place. Volume 1: History, Geography, and Culture, looks at the novel mostly from the outside, treating the transition from oral to written storytelling and the rise of narrative and fictionality, and covering the ancient Greek novel, the novel in premodern China, the early Spanish novel, and much else, including readings of novels from around the world. These books will be essential reading for all students and scholars of literature.

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Source:	Philologische Bibliothek, FU Berlin
Contributor:	Arac, Jonathan, (contributor.); Austin, John, (contributor.); Bettini, Maurizio, (contributor.); Boitani, Piero, (contributor.); Booker, M. Keith, (contributor.); Boscaro, Adriana, (contributor.); Couégnas, Daniel, (contributor.); Denning, Michael, (contributor.); Field, Norma, (contributor.); Franco, Ernesto, (contributor.); Gallagher, Catherine, (contributor.); Ghanoonparvar, M. R., (contributor.); Goody, Jack, (contributor.); Griswold, Wendy, (contributor.); Hwang, Jongyon, (contributor.); Hägg, Tomas, (contributor.); Joshi, Priya, (contributor.); Julien, Eileen, (contributor.); Kilito, Abdelfattah, (contributor.); Lima, Luiz Costa, (contributor.); Martin, Gerald, (contributor.); Martí-López, Elisa, (contributor.); Merrim, Stephanie, (contributor.); Millstodd, William, (contributor.); Moretti, Franco, (contributor.); Moretti, Franco, (editor.); Mukherjee, Meenakshi, (contributor.); Oviedo, José Miguel, (contributor.); Parla, Jale, (contributor.); Plaks, Andrew H., (contributor.); Portelli, Alessandro, (contributor.); Quayson, Ato, (contributor.); Ragone, Giovanni, (contributor.); Raven, James, (contributor.); Resina, Joan Ramon, (contributor.); Salvo, Maria Di, (contributor.); Santana, Mario, (contributor.); Schwarz, Roberto, (contributor.); Siti, Walter, (contributor.); Torre, Stefano Levi Della, (contributor.); Varvaro, Alberto, (contributor.); Zeitlin, Judith T., (contributor.); Zhao, Henry Y. H., (contributor.); Zimra, Clarisse, (contributor.); Zwicker, Jonathan, (contributor.)
Language:	English
Media type:	Ebook
Format:	Online
ISBN:	9780691243757
Other identifier:	doi: 10.1515/9780691243757
Subjects:	LITERARY CRITICISM / General.
Other subjects:	A Book Of.; Author.; Ballantine Books.; Ben Okri.; Bildungsroman.; Biographical novel.; Book.; Buchi Emecheta.; Buddenbrooks.; Canon (fiction).; Castle in the Air (novel).; Critical Essays (Orwell).; D. H. Lawrence.; Deathless (novel).; Devotio Moderna.; Diary.; Dime novel.; Divergent (novel).; Edward Said.; English novel.; English poetry.; Epic and Novel.; Epigram.; Epistolary novel.; Fabulation.; Feuilleton.; Fiction writing.; Fiction.; G. (novel).; Genre fiction.; Genre.; God Knows (novel).; Heathcliff (Wuthering Heights).; Historical fiction.; Historiography.; Horace Walpole.; Ibid (short story).; In Parenthesis.; Inception.; Indulekha (novel).; J. R. R. Tolkien.; Kenneth Burke.; Kusamakura (novel).; La Religieuse (novel).; Le Morte d'Arthur.; Literary fiction.; Literary theory.; Literature and Revolution.; Literature.; Matter of Britain.; Memoir.; Mervyn Peake.; Mine Boy (novel).; Modernity.; Narration.; Narrative.; Nathaniel Hawthorne.; Niranjana (writer).; Novel of manners.; Novel.; Novelas ejemplares.; Novelist.; Novella.; Pen name.; Persius.; Picaresque novel.; Poetry.; Point of Origin (novel).; Postmodern literature.; Proletarian literature.; Prose.; Publication.; Publishing.; Puritans.; Raag Darbari (novel).; Rant (novel).; Romance novel.; S. (Dorst novel).; Sine ira et studio.; Superiority (short story).; Taiping Guangji.; Terra Nostra (novel).; The Empire Writes Back.; The Franklin's Tale.; The Great Indian Novel.; The Modern World (novel).; The Realist.; The Tale of the Heike.; Theodore Dreiser.; Tobias Smollett.; Troilus and Criseyde.; Veracity (Mark Lavorato novel).; Verisimilitude (fiction).; Victorian literature.; Waverley Novels.; World literature.; Writer.; Writing.; Zaynab (novel).; Zhuangzi (book).
Scope:	1 online resource (928 p.) :, 7 halftones. 29 line illus. 23 tables.

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Inszeniertes Erinnern in der Prosa Christoph Heins /

Author: Slipp, Richard,

Published: [2024]; 2024

Publisher: transcript Verlag,, Bielefeld :

Das Prosawerk Christoph Heins ist - wie kaum ein zweites eines Gegenwartsautors - durchsetzt von Erinnerungsinszenierungen, die den dynamischen Charakter individuellen Erinnerns in den Vordergrund rücken. Während Heins Erzählduktus oft den Anschein... more

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Das Prosawerk Christoph Heins ist - wie kaum ein zweites eines Gegenwartsautors - durchsetzt von Erinnerungsinszenierungen, die den dynamischen Charakter individuellen Erinnerns in den Vordergrund rücken. Während Heins Erzählduktus oft den Anschein von objektiven Chroniken erweckt, entlarven destabilisierende Erzählverfahren die Texte in ihrer Fiktionalität. Richard Slipp unterzieht Werke Heins aus über vierzig Jahren einer narratologischen Analyse. Damit stellt er sich gegen das Gros der Hein-Forschung, in dem vor allem die inhaltliche Ebene und der behauptete historische Bezug dominieren. Die aufgedeckte Selbstreflexivität Christoph Heins eröffnet so bisher unbekannte Sichtweisen auf das Schaffen des Schriftstellers.

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Source:	Philologische Bibliothek, FU Berlin
Language:	German
Media type:	Ebook
Format:	Online
ISBN:	3-8394-6912-0
Other identifier:	doi: 10.1515/9783839469125
Edition:	1st ed.
Series:	Gegenwartsliteratur : TRSGELI ; ; 24
Subjects:	LITERARY CRITICISM / European / German.
Other subjects:	Cultural History.; German Literature.; Literary Studies.; Memory Culture.; Memory.; Narrative Theory.; Prose.; Remembering.; Remembrance Staging.
Scope:	1 online resource (304 p.)

Anatomy of Criticism :

Four Essays /

Author: Frye, Northrop,

Publisher: Princeton University Press,, Princeton, NJ :

A landmark work of literary criticismNorthrop Frye's Anatomy of Criticism is the magnum opus of one of the most important and influential literary theorists of the twentieth century. Breaking with the practice of close reading of individual texts,... more

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A landmark work of literary criticismNorthrop Frye's Anatomy of Criticism is the magnum opus of one of the most important and influential literary theorists of the twentieth century. Breaking with the practice of close reading of individual texts, Frye seeks to describe a common basis for understanding the full range of literary forms by examining archetypes, genres, poetic language, and the relations among the text, the reader, and society. Using a dazzling array of examples, he argues that understanding "the structure of literature as a total form" also allows us to see the profoundly liberating effect literature can have.

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Source:	Philologische Bibliothek, FU Berlin
Contributor:	Damrosch, David, (editor.)
Language:	English
Media type:	Ebook
Format:	Online
ISBN:	9780691204253
Other identifier:	doi: 10.1515/9780691204253
Series:	Princeton Classics ; ; 70
Subjects:	Criticism.; LITERARY CRITICISM / Semiotics & Theory.
Other subjects:	Absurdity.; Adjective.; Allegory.; Ambiguity.; An Essay on Criticism.; Anachronism.; Anagnorisis.; Aphorism.; Apuleius.; Archetype.; Aristophanes.; Aristotle.; Ben Jonson.; Catharsis.; Comic book.; Criticism.; Decorum.; Diction.; Eclogue.; Eiron.; English literature.; Epigram.; Epithet.; Etymology.; Euripides.; Ezra Pound.; Farce.; Fiction.; Finnegans Wake.; François Rabelais.; Genre fiction.; Genre.; Grammar.; Hamartia.; Historical criticism.; Humanities.; Humour.; Il Penseroso.; Illustration.; Imagery.; Invective.; Irony.; King Lear.; Literary criticism.; Literary fiction.; Literature.; Lycidas.; Madame Bovary.; Melodrama.; Menippean satire.; Metaphor.; Metre (poetry).; Mimesis.; Misery (novel).; Modern Fiction (essay).; Myth and ritual.; Myth.; Mythopoeia.; Narrative.; New Criticism.; Novel.; Novelist.; Old Comedy.; Oracle.; Parable.; Parody.; Pedant.; Pentameter.; Philosopher.; Pity.; Plautus.; Poet.; Poetics (Aristotle).; Poetry.; Prose.; Rainer Maria Rilke.; Rhetoric.; Rhetorical criticism.; Ridicule.; Romanticism.; Satire.; Shakespearean comedy.; Simile.; Suggestion.; Superiority (short story).; Tamburlaine.; Terence.; The Faerie Queene.; The Other Hand.; The Pilgrim's Progress (opera).; The Various.; Theory.; Tragedy.; Tragic hero.; Virginia Woolf.; Volpone.; Western literature.; William Shakespeare.; Writer.; Writing.
Scope:	1 online resource (408 p.)

Afropäische Ästhetiken :

Plurale Schwarze Identitätsentwürfe in literarischen Texten des 21. Jahrhunderts /

Author: Oholi, Jeannette,

Published: [2024]; 2024

Publisher: transcript Verlag,, Bielefeld :

Schwarze Menschen, ihre Geschichten, Erfahrungen und Künste sind seit Jahrzehnten, wenn nicht gar Jahrhunderten, Teil Europas. Doch warum bekommen Schwarze Autor*innen in den Literaturwissenschaften immer noch nur wenig Aufmerksamkeit? Jeannette... more

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Schwarze Menschen, ihre Geschichten, Erfahrungen und Künste sind seit Jahrzehnten, wenn nicht gar Jahrhunderten, Teil Europas. Doch warum bekommen Schwarze Autor*innen in den Literaturwissenschaften immer noch nur wenig Aufmerksamkeit? Jeannette Oholi rückt in ihrem Buch erstmalig Schwarze europäische Literatur des 21. Jahrhunderts in den Fokus. Sie argumentiert gattungsübergreifend, dass in literarischen Texten aus Deutschland, Frankreich und England das dominante Narrativ eines weißen ›Europäischseins‹ durch plurale Schwarze Identitätsentwürfe unterwandert wird. Dabei wird deutlich: Die pluralen afropäischen Ästhetiken, die in den literarischen Texten produziert werden, zeichnen sich durch Bewegungen, Verbindungen und Uneindeutigkeiten aus und entziehen sich somit einer verengten Lesart.

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Source:	Philologische Bibliothek, FU Berlin
Language:	German
Media type:	Ebook
Format:	Online
ISBN:	9783839471722
Series:	Gegenwartsliteratur : TRSGELI ; ; 26
Subjects:	21. Jahrhundert.; Allgemeine Literaturwissenschaft.; Drama.; Europa.; Identität.; Literaturwissenschaft.; Lyrik.; Migration.; Pluralität.; Postkolonialismus.; Prosa.; Schwarzes Europa.; Ästhetik.; LITERARY CRITICISM / General.
Other subjects:	21st Century.; Aesthetics.; Black Europe.; Drama.; Europe.; Identity.; Literary Studies.; Migration.; Pluralism.; Poetry.; Postcolonialism.; Prose.
Scope:	1 online resource (276 p.)

The novel.

forms and themes / – Volume 2 :

Contributor: Moretti, Franco, (editor.)

Publisher: Princeton University Press,, Princeton, New Jersey :

Nearly as global in its ambition and sweep as its subject, Franco Moretti's The Novel is a watershed event in the understanding of the first truly planetary literary form. A translated selection from the epic five-volume Italian Il Romanzo... more

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Nearly as global in its ambition and sweep as its subject, Franco Moretti's The Novel is a watershed event in the understanding of the first truly planetary literary form. A translated selection from the epic five-volume Italian Il Romanzo (2001-2003), The Novel's two volumes are a unified multiauthored reference work, containing more than one hundred specially commissioned essays by leading contemporary critics from around the world. Providing the first international comparative reassessment of the novel, these essential volumes reveal the form in unprecedented depth and breadth--as a great cultural, social, and human phenomenon that stretches from the ancient Greeks to today, where modernity itself is unimaginable without the genre. By viewing the novel as much more than an aesthetic form, this landmark collection demonstrates how the genre has transformed human emotions and behavior, and the very perception of reality. Historical, statistical, and formal analyses show the novel as a complex literary system, in which new forms proliferate in every period and place. Volume 2: Forms and Themes, views the novel primarily from the inside, examining its many formal arrangements and recurrent thematic manifestations, and looking at the plurality of the genre and its lineages. These books will be essential reading for all students and scholars of literature.

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Source:	Philologische Bibliothek, FU Berlin
Contributor:	Moretti, Franco, (editor.)
Media type:	Ebook
Format:	Online
ISBN:	0-691-24374-3
Other identifier:	doi: 10.1515/9780691243740
Subjects:	Literature.
Other subjects:	Actant.; Aethiopica.; Antonomasia.; Author.; Bildungsroman.; Chronotope.; Correction (novel).; Debut novel.; Despair (novel).; Edition (book).; English novel.; Epic and Novel.; Epilogue.; Epistle.; Epistolary novel.; Essay.; Fiction.; Flood Tide (novel).; Foreword.; Francis Mulhern.; French literature.; G. (novel).; Galatea 2.2.; Genre fiction.; Genre.; Hans Fallada.; Hogg (novel).; Homo Faber (novel).; Houseboy (novel).; J. (newspaper).; John Dos Passos.; Literary criticism.; Literary modernism.; Literature.; Louis Lambert (novel).; Mary Shelley.; Matthew Lewis (writer).; Memoir.; Michael Joyce (writer).; Mircea Eliade.; Misery (novel).; Modernity.; Nadja (novel).; Narration.; Narrative poetry.; Narrative.; New Society.; Novel of manners.; Novel.; Novelist.; Novella.; On Writing (Hemingway).; On the Beach (novel).; Only Words (book).; Paperback.; Pen name.; Penguin Books.; Periodization.; Persuasion (novel).; Phaedrus (dialogue).; Picaresque novel.; Poetry.; Potion.; Precaution (novel).; Preface.; Prose.; Protagonist.; Psychological novel.; Publishing.; Pulp Fiction.; Revelation.; Rite.; Robert Musil.; Scrutiny (journal).; Second International.; Sentimental novel.; Slowness (novel).; Social novel.; Song of Solomon (novel).; State of the World (book series).; Suffrage.; Sune (Forgotten Realms).; The Comic.; The Cossacks (novel).; The Mansion (novel).; The Modern World (novel).; The Unnamable (novel).; The Unnamable (short story).; The Veldt (short story).; Tobias Smollett.; Trope (literature).; Valediction.; Verb.; Verisimilitude (fiction).; Villette (novel).; Wieland (novel).; Woolf.; Writer.; Writing.; Xala (novel).
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Author: Frye, Northrop,

Published: 2020.

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Source:	Philologische Bibliothek, FU Berlin
Contributor:	Damrosch, David, (writer of foreword.)
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ISBN:	0-691-20425-X
Other identifier:	doi: 10.1515/9780691204253
Series:	Princeton classics
Subjects:	Criticism.
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