Properties of writing : ideological discourse in modern Italian fiction
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Properties of writing : ideological discourse in modern Italian fiction
Johns Hopkins University Press, 1994
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Many of the great writers of modern Italian fiction - Manzoni, Verga, D'Annunzio, and others - share a strong belief in the transformational power of the written word. According to Robert Dombroski, each embraces literature as an institution and convention, and each adopts the novel form as a means of affirming life in the face of troubled reality. In "Properties of Writing", Dombroski explores their work and the social, political, and historical issues that have emerged in recent Italian fiction. In each of nine critical readings, Dombroski offers an interpretation, reconsiders past assumptions, and redefines unresolved critical problems. The result is a book in English to focus on the Italian novel from the perspective of ideological criticism.
目次
- Manzoni - The Cultural Transformation of Narrative
- Verga - Science and Allegory in "I Malavoglia"
- D'Annunzio - Mythical Narratives
- Pirandeno - Epistemology and Pure Subjectivity
- Svevo - Contradiction and the Borders of Modernism
- Gadda - Travesties
- Pizzuto - The Subject of narrative
- Tomasi di Lampedusa/Visconti - Substances of Form
- Postmodern Rhetoric - Calvino's "Le Citta Invisibili" and Architecture.
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