The myth of the descent to the underworld in postmodern literature
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The myth of the descent to the underworld in postmodern literature
(Studies in comparative literature, v. 59)
Edwin Mellen Press, c2003
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [345]-353) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This work provides a comprehensive study of the myth of the descent to the underworld in postmodern literature. It develops a theory of necrotypes - archetypal images consistently evoked by the myth of the nekyia - and applies it to close readings of selected works by major authors of the period.
目次
- A brief genealogy of the necrotypes - geometrical, birds, bees and animals, sacred vessels, forests, mountains and the night-sea journey, mirror mazes, eyes, doorways and divestiture
- Alejo Carpentier's "Lost Steps"
- Calvino's cartoons
- Octavio Paz - "Sunstone" and "The Monkey Grammarian"
- Christa Wolf's "Cassandra" and "Medea"
- A.S. Byatt's "Possession"
- Angela Carter's short fiction
- Robert Coover's "Briar Rose" and "Pinocchio"
- John Hawkes - "An Irish Eye"
- Thomas Pynchon's "Mason and Dixon"
- Sylvie Germain's "Book of Nights"
- "Sailor Song" - Kesey's comic apocalypse
- conclusion.
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