Literary theory at work : three texts

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Literary theory at work : three texts

edited by Douglas Tallack for the University of Nottingham Critical Theory Group

B.T. Batsford, 1987

  • : hard
  • : pbk.

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Bibliography: p. [201]-213

Includes index

内容説明・目次

内容説明

This collection of essays aims to provide a balanced conspectus on the field of literary theory by applying nine theories to the analysis of three texts: Jospeh Conrad's "Heart of Darkness", Henry James' "In the Cage" and D.H.Lawrence's "St Mawr". This structure enables an interchange to take place between approaches drawn from all the main areas of recent critical theory: structuralism, post-structuralism, marxism, feminism and psychoanalysis. The book is addressed to all teachers and students who are interested in modern critical theory but want also to see how it can engage with a literary text. It is intended to bridge the gap which seems to have opened up between theory and practice, by explaining each theory and then showing its operation in a detailed reading of a text. The contributors are all members of the Critical Theory Group at the University of Nottingham.

目次

  • Structuralism I - narratology: Joseph Conrad "Heart of Darkness", Diana Knight
  • structuralism II - character theory: Henry James "In the Cage", Bernard McGuirk
  • marxism and form: D.H.Lawrence "St Mawr", Steve Giles
  • feminism I - sexual politics: Henry James "In the Cage", Anne Jones
  • psychoanalytic theory: D.H.Lawrence "St Mawr", Roger Poole
  • dialogics: Joseph Conrad "Heart of Darkness", David Murray
  • feminism II - reading as a woman: D.H.Lawrence "St Mawr", Elaine Millard
  • deconstruction: Henry James "In the Cage", Douglas Tallack
  • marxism and ideology: Joseph Conrad "Heart of Darkness, Steve Smith.

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