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Zola and the craft of fiction : (essays in honour of F.W.J. Hemmings)

edited by Robert Lethbridge and Terry Keefe

Leicester University Press, c1990

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"The essays in this book were originally presented (in abbreviated form) as papers to the Conference on "Zola and the Craft of Fiction," held at Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge, in March 1988"--Pref

"Publications by John Hemmings": p. xiii-xix

Includes bibliographical references and indexes

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内容説明

This is the first full-length stufy of Zola's practice as a novelist. Although Zola's literary achievement has been revalued in the last 25 years, critical attention has been concentrated on the contrast between his work's realistic dimension and its poetic power. Now the balance is redressed by this study of Zola as a crafstman. Most of the ten specially commissioned chapters in this book are concerned with its great saga of Les Rougon-Macquart. In each, Zola's techniques are related to problems on genre and representation and several relate his techniques to those used in contemporary melodrama, journalism and impressionist painting. One chapter is a deep, computer-assisted study of the ways in which Zola's novels are organized, and the study of conscious organization, both of the novel-cycle and individual texts, is the major theme of the entire book.

目次

  • Zola the novelist, David Baguley
  • Zola and the art of containing the uncontainable, Philip Walker
  • L'attente de fiction, Alain Pages
  • Zola et le melodrama, Collete Becker
  • conscious artistry and the presentation of the persistent ideal, Joy Newton
  • pour une poetique de l'espace romanesque, Henri Mitterand
  • Roman de l'art et du roman, Jean Pierre Leduc-Adine
  • Zola's art and discourse of resume, Geoff Woolen
  • Zola's parting shots, Colin Boswell
  • Zola and the limits of craft, Robert Lethbridge.

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