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Rereading Texts/Rethinking Critical Presuppositions: Essays in Honour of H.M.Daleski
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Rereading Texts/Rethinking Critical Presuppositions: Essays in Honour of H.M.Daleski

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The essays in this collection combine fresh interpretations of well known literary texts by leading critics (such as Frank Kermode, Sandra Gilbert, J. Hillis Miller, Barbara Hardy, Tony Tanner, and many others), those critics’ retrospective thinking about their individual professional development, and an implicit communal reflection on changes on the critical and cultural scene of our times. It shows a transition from closed systems to more open configurations and from a view of texts as autonomous to complex interactions between text and context. Within the latter framework, ethical, social, ideological, political (feminist, post-colonial), psychoanalytic, and biographical dimensions of various texts are explored.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Peter Lang GmbH
Country
Germany
Date
1 January 1997
Pages
350
ISBN
9783631306864

The essays in this collection combine fresh interpretations of well known literary texts by leading critics (such as Frank Kermode, Sandra Gilbert, J. Hillis Miller, Barbara Hardy, Tony Tanner, and many others), those critics’ retrospective thinking about their individual professional development, and an implicit communal reflection on changes on the critical and cultural scene of our times. It shows a transition from closed systems to more open configurations and from a view of texts as autonomous to complex interactions between text and context. Within the latter framework, ethical, social, ideological, political (feminist, post-colonial), psychoanalytic, and biographical dimensions of various texts are explored.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Peter Lang GmbH
Country
Germany
Date
1 January 1997
Pages
350
ISBN
9783631306864