Literary canons and religious identity
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Literary canons and religious identity
Ashgate, c2004
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The central focus of this volume is the "turn to religion" in modern and postmodern literature, with a special emphasis on the interaction and transformation of both literary and religious canons in contemporary culture. The essays represent different approaches to the literary disclosure of the religious in 20th-century literature, intersecting with crucial issues in contemporary literary and cultural criticism - issues such as gender, postcolonialism, multiculturalism, ethics, literature and hermeneutics, and trauma theory. The contributors combine a specific theoretical-methodological stance with a case study in which the literary articulation of a (post)modern ethical-religious receptivity for the Other is demonstrated. They explicitly pay attention to the narrative, poetical and rhetorical structures and strategies of the texts - that is, to the tension between representation and performativity.
目次
- Religious canon and literary identity, M. Bal
- Why "remember Lot's wife"? - religious identity and the literary canon, E. Jay
- Literature and theology - a mutual challenge - reflections on a personal literary canon, K-J. Kuschel
- Canetti as religionist? The redemption of fiction for social analysis in "Crowds and Power", W. Donahue
- Ethics and hermeneutics - a question of memory, P.S. Anderson
- Writing on/living after Auschwitz, B. Philipsen
- "Also existiert das alles wirklich so, wie wir's in der Shule gelernt haben?!" A reading of Freud's Acropolis experience as an encounter with the sacred/object of faith, Gerda Elata-Alster
- William Blake and the post-colonial imagination in Australia, Michael Griffith
- Myth and subversion in Arundhati Roy's "A God of Small Things", Chelva Kanaganayakam
- Postmodern prophet of the word, Cindy Maagaard
- Cynthia Ozick's Golem - a messianic double, Miriam Sivan
- Literary games and faith - the problem of Michel Tournier's "Scriptural Bricolage", M. Koopman
- Wallace Stevens - appearing in difference, Darlene Bird
- Becoming religion - the poetry of John Ashbery, J.H. Atchley.
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