Naturalism redressed : identity and clothing in the novels of Emile Zola
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Naturalism redressed : identity and clothing in the novels of Emile Zola
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European Humanities Research Centre, University of Oxford, 2004
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [169]-184) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
References to clothing in the nineteenth-century naturalist novel have traditionally been read merely as examples of descriptive detail. Thompson, in her groundbreaking study on Zola, rescues clothing from the margins of representation, and draws on a wide range of twentieth-century feminist and queer theory to demonstrate that clothing troubles such binary pairs as 'masculine' and 'feminine', 'normal' and 'perverse', 'natural' and 'artificial' that lie at the foundations of Zolian naturalism. The author's investment in the signifying power of clothing in the Rougon-Macquart is such that the novels can no longer be read as unproblematic illustrations of literary naturalism; in fact its intensity demands that Zola's relationship to literature and his descriptions of Second Empire society be reassessed.
目次
- Introduction
- 1: The Patchwork Text
- 2: Zola's Metaphoric Wardrobe
- 3: The Erotics of the Department Store
- 4: Transvestism and the Aesthetics of Artifice
- 5: The Dynamics of the Veil
- Conclusion Ornamental Designs
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