Reading popular narrative : a source book

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Reading popular narrative : a source book

edited by Bob Ashley

Leicester University Press, 1997

Revised and expanded ed

  • : hbk
  • : pbk

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注記

Bibliography: p. 240-244

Includes index

First published 1989 as " The study of popular fiction : a source book "

内容説明・目次

巻冊次

: hbk ISBN 9780718500825

内容説明

Increasingly a body of critical thought is developing that addresses the techniques, ideology and appeal of those texts with the most extensive readership and box-office appeal. In this sourcebook Ashley collects examples of the most prominent studies of popular narrative. The selections seek to introduce the reader to the important issues and problems - how to define the "popular" text, the complex relationship between a text and its readers or viewers, the range of popular genres and the principal critical approaches of critics and theorists. These disparate and frequently competing readings debate the issues theoretically and offer close analyses of such popular genres as thrillers, horror, romances, westerns, and science fiction.

目次

  • The reading of popular texts - some initial problems
  • mass society theory - British "literary" and Continental "sociological" approaches
  • formula, genre and the structuralist analysis of narrative
  • ideology, readers, pleasure - post structuralism, deconstruction and pschoanalysis
  • articles / essays to follow.
巻冊次

: pbk ISBN 9780718500832

内容説明

Increasingly a body of critical thought is developing that addresses the techniques, ideology and appeal of those texts with the most extensive readership and box-office appeal. In this sourcebook Ashley collects examples of the prominent studies of popular narrative. The selections seek to introduce the reader to the important issues and problems - how to define the "popular" text, the complex relationship between a text and its readers or viewers, the range of popular genres and the principal critical approaches of critics and theorists. These disparate and frequently competing readings debate the issues theoretically and offer close analyses of such popular genres as thrillers, horror, romances, westerns, and science fiction.

目次

  • The reading of popular texts - some initial problems
  • mass society theory - British "literary" and Continental "sociological" approaches
  • formula, genre and the structuralist analysis of narrative
  • ideology, readers, pleasure - post structuralism, deconstruction and pschoanalysis
  • articles / essays to follow.

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