New literary histories : new historicism and contemporary criticism
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New literary histories : new historicism and contemporary criticism
Manchester University Press, 1997
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 236-242) and index
内容説明・目次
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ISBN 9780719049866
内容説明
Why is histricism a problem? Why do we need a new historicism? This text considers these questions and aims to show that the problem of historicism, and new historicism, is more than just a problem of knowledge-validity and that new historicism is not so much an answer to the difficulties of history writing but the opening of new questions.
目次
- Part 1 Rethinking literary history: Michel Foucault - archaeology, genealogy and power
- culture and interpretation - anthropology, ethnography and understanding
- Pierre Bourdieu - habitus, representation and symbolic exchange
- Michel de Certeau - oppositional practices and heterologies. Part 2 Cultural materialism and new historicism: Raymond Williams and cultural materialism
- ideology and hegemony - Althusser, Macherey and Gramsci
- contemporary cultural materialism - subjectivity, desire and transgression
- Stephen Greenblatt and new historicism
- conclusion - new historicism and contemporary criticism.
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: pbk. ISBN 9780719049873
内容説明
Once a byword for Protestant sobriety and moral idealism, Spenser is now better known for his irony and elusiveness. But this study argues that his sense of humour is still underestimated and misunderstood. In a series of bold reinterpretations of key episodes in The Faerie Queene, Victoria Coldham-Fussell demonstrates that humour goes to the heart of Spenser's moral and doctrinal preoccupations. She charts amusing rifts between the poem's ambitious and idealising postures and its Protestant vision of corruptible human nature; yet contends that Spenserian humour is an expression of tolerance and faith as well as an instrument of satire. This study's application of modern comic theory to a key text of the English Renaissance and its detailed survey of the comic influences that shaped Spenser's literary milieu will be indispensable to teachers of the Renaissance period, to students of comic literature, and to established Spenserians. -- .
目次
- Part 1 Rethinking literary history: Michel Foucault - archaeology, genealogy and power
- culture and interpretation - anthropology, ethnography and understanding
- Pierre Bourdieu - habitus, representation and symbolic exchange
- Michel de Certeau - oppositional practices and heterologies. Part 2 Cultural materialism and new historicism: Raymond Williams and cultural materialism
- ideology and hegemony - Althusser, Macherey and Gramsci
- contemporary cultural materialism - subjectivity, desire and transgression
- Stephen Greenblatt and new historicism
- conclusion - new historicism and contemporary criticism.
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