2002, ISBN: 3906758648

[EAN: 9783906758640], Neubuch, [SC: 0.0], [PU: Peter Lang Sep 2002], LITERATURWISSENSCHAFT; BRITANNIEN; BRITE; BRITISCH; GROSSBRITANNIEN; BROOKE; CHRISTINE; IDENTITY; LANGUAGE; REALITY; R… Mehr…

[EAN: 9783906758640], Neubuch, [SC: 0.0], [PU: Peter Lang Sep 2002], LITERATURWISSENSCHAFT; BRITANNIEN; BRITE; BRITISCH; GROSSBRITANNIEN; BROOKE; CHRISTINE; IDENTITY; LANGUAGE; REALITY; ROSE; WORD; WORK; WORLDS, Language Arts & Disciplines|Rhetoric, Literary Criticism|European|English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh, Literary Criticism|General, Literary Criticism|Women Authors , Neuware - With her output of fifteen novels (including Between , 1968; Amalgamemnon , 1984; and Subscript , 1999), three major critical works (including her authoritative study A Grammar of Metaphor , 1958) and a plethora of articles and essays, as well as poetry and a few extraordinary translations, Christine Brooke-Rose has extended the scope of the novel and stretched the possibilities of language to its limit, offering an insightful representation of our society. Beginning with an analysis of her early novels, Word-Worlds provides an overview of her fictional work and consolidates her position as a major contemporary author. Showing how her wide range of interests and various narrative modalities make it difficult to place her in a specific cultural and geographical tradition, this book considers the various intellectual influences that this bilingual, cross-cultural novelist has undergone, and by approaching her fiction from a variety of critical angles, it analyses her attitude towards language and the way in which she has questioned the notions of identity and reality proposed by Western tradition over the centuries. 302 pp. Englisch<

2002, ISBN: 3906758648

[EAN: 9783906758640], Neubuch, [PU: Peter Lang Sep 2002], BROOKE; CHRISTINE; IDENTITY; LANGUAGE; REALITY; ROSE; WORD; WORK; WORLDS, Language Arts & Disciplines|Rhetoric, Literary Criticis… Mehr…

[EAN: 9783906758640], Neubuch, [PU: Peter Lang Sep 2002], BROOKE; CHRISTINE; IDENTITY; LANGUAGE; REALITY; ROSE; WORD; WORK; WORLDS, Language Arts & Disciplines|Rhetoric, Literary Criticism|European|English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh, Literary Criticism|General, Literary Criticism|Women Authors , Neuware - With her output of fifteen novels (including Between, 1968; Amalgamemnon, 1984; and Subscript, 1999), three major critical works (including her authoritative study A Grammar of Metaphor, 1958) and a plethora of articles and essays, as well as poetry and a few extraordinary translations, Christine Brooke-Rose has extended the scope of the novel and stretched the possibilities of language to its limit, offering an insightful representation of our society. Beginning with an analysis of her early novels, Word-Worlds provides an overview of her fictional work and consolidates her position as a major contemporary author. Showing how her wide range of interests and various narrative modalities make it difficult to place her in a specific cultural and geographical tradition, this book considers the various intellectual influences that this bilingual, cross-cultural novelist has undergone, and by approaching her fiction from a variety of critical angles, it analyses her attitude towards language and the way in which she has questioned the notions of identity and reality proposed by Western tradition over the centuries. 302 pp. Englisch<

2002, ISBN: 9783906758640

Bern: Peter Lang, 2002. Paperback in like new condition. Unused shop stock with minor shelf wear. AD. Paperback. New. Used., Peter Lang, 2002, 6