Proust, Mann, Joyce in the modernist context
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Proust, Mann, Joyce in the modernist context
Catholic University of America Press, c2003
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Errata slip inserted
Includes bibliographical references (p. 303-315) and index
Contents of Works
- The spaces of truth and cathedral window light
- Epiphany : applicability of a modernist term
- The place of fin-de-sicle nature
- Prime coordinates in modernist cultural mappings
- Ironic realism and the foundational romance
- Cinematic narration in the modernist novel
- City of wo/man : labyrinth, wilderness, garden
- Afterthoughts of Hamlet : Goethe's Wilhelm, Joyce's Stephen
- Educational experiment in Thomas Mann
- The music of things and the hieroglyphics of family talk in Joyce's fictions
- The ways of Hermes in the works of Thomas Mann
- Harrowing hell with Proust, Joyce, and Mann
- The haunted narrator before the gate (Joyce, Kafka, Hesse, Butor)
- Structures of the self and narrative
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Description
This work centres on three writers whose prose fictions became exemplary of the modernist drive to reconstitute a vision of life with universal reach. Chapters treating the authors' themes and traits are bracketed by chapters establishing the cultural continuum in which they worked.
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