2000, ISBN: 0820444545

[EAN: 9780820444543], Neubuch, [SC: 0.0], [PU: Peter Lang Mrz 2000], ITALIENISCH; LITERATURWISSENSCHAFT; ISLAM / ANTHROPOSOPHIE, PHILOSOPHIE; PHÄNOMENOLOGIE; EXISTENZPHILOSOPHIE - EXISTEN… Mehr…

[EAN: 9780820444543], Neubuch, [SC: 0.0], [PU: Peter Lang Mrz 2000], ITALIENISCH; LITERATURWISSENSCHAFT; ISLAM / ANTHROPOSOPHIE, PHILOSOPHIE; PHÄNOMENOLOGIE; EXISTENZPHILOSOPHIE - EXISTENTIALISMUS; PHILOSOPHIE EXISTENZ; ONTOLOGIE; ERSTE METAPHYSIK; GESELLSCHAFT, POLITIK, STAAT; COMPROMISE, Literary Criticism|General, Neuware - This study presents a distinctly new interpretation of key works by Luigi Pirandello and Alberto Moravia that dramatizes the identity crisis of the individual, a theme that figures so prominently in twentieth-century literature. Previous criticism considered these narratives solely within a European context and assumed that the protagonists failed to resolve their dilemmas. As the present study reveals, however, an alternative approach is warranted by evidence that Pirandello and Moravia were familiar with fundamental tenets of Buddhism, the first philosophy to advocate the deconstruction of personal identity. Combining a lucid explanation of Buddhist doctrine with Western sources, Dr. Stella demonstrates that by 'losing their identity,' characters such as Mattia Pascal end not in defeat, as is commonly supposed, but in victory over existential suffering and discontent. 252 pp. Englisch<

2000, ISBN: 9780820444543

[ED: Gebunden], [PU: Lang, Peter], This study presents a distinctly new interpretation of key works by Luigi Pirandello and Alberto Moravia that dramatizes the identity crisis of the indi… Mehr…

[ED: Gebunden], [PU: Lang, Peter], This study presents a distinctly new interpretation of key works by Luigi Pirandello and Alberto Moravia that dramatizes the identity crisis of the individual, a theme that figures so prominently in twentieth-century literature. Previous criticism considered these narratives solely within a European context and assumed that the protagonists failed to resolve their dilemmas. As the present study reveals, however, an alternative approach is warranted by evidence that Pirandello and Moravia were familiar with fundamental tenets of Buddhism, the first philosophy to advocate the deconstruction of personal identity. Combining a lucid explanation of Buddhist doctrine with Western sources, Dr. Stella demonstrates that by losing their identity, characters such as Mattia Pascal end not in defeat, as is commonly supposed, but in victory over existential suffering and discontent., DE, [SC: 0.00], Neuware, gewerbliches Angebot, 252, [GW: 475g], Sofortüberweisung, PayPal, Banküberweisung<

ISBN: 9780820444543

This study presents a distinctly new interpretation of key works by Luigi Pirandello and Alberto Moravia that dramatizes the identity crisis of the individual, a theme that figures so pro… Mehr…

This study presents a distinctly new interpretation of key works by Luigi Pirandello and Alberto Moravia that dramatizes the identity crisis of the individual, a theme that figures so prominently in twentieth-century literature. Previous criticism considered these narratives solely within a European context and assumed that the protagonists failed to resolve their dilemmas. As the present study reveals, however, an alternative approach is warranted by evidence that Pirandello and Moravia were familiar with fundamental tenets of Buddhism, the first philosophy to advocate the deconstruction of personal identity. Combining a lucid explanation of Buddhist doctrine with Western sources, Dr. Stella demonstrates that by "losing their identity," characters such as Mattia Pascal end not in defeat, as is commonly supposed, but in victory over existential suffering and discontent. Bücher, Hörbücher & Kalender / Bücher / Sachbuch / Linguistik / Romanische Sprachen, [PU: P. Lang]<

EAN: 9780820444543

This study presents a distinctly new interpretation of key works by Luigi Pirandello and Alberto Moravia that dramatizes the identity crisis of the individual, a theme that figures so pro… Mehr…

This study presents a distinctly new interpretation of key works by Luigi Pirandello and Alberto Moravia that dramatizes the identity crisis of the individual, a theme that figures so prominently in twentieth-century literature. Previous criticism considered these narratives solely within a European context and assumed that the protagonists failed to resolve their dilemmas. As the present study reveals, however, an alternative approach is warranted by evidence that Pirandello and Moravia were familiar with fundamental tenets of Buddhism, the first philosophy to advocate the deconstruction of personal identity. Combining a lucid explanation of Buddhist doctrine with Western sources, Dr. Stella demonstrates that by ?losing their identity,? characters such as Mattia Pascal end not in defeat, as is commonly supposed, but in victory over existential suffering and discontent. von Stella, M. John fachbuch, Lang, Peter<

2000, ISBN: 9780820444543

Buch, Hardcover, [PU: Peter Lang Publishing Inc], Peter Lang Publishing Inc, 2000