Genetic criticism and the creative process : essays from music, literature, and theater

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Genetic criticism and the creative process : essays from music, literature, and theater

edited by William Kinderman and Joseph E. Jones

University of Rochester Press, 2009

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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  • Genetic criticism and the creative process / William Kinderman
  • From varieties of genetic experience to radical philology / Geert Lernout
  • Variant and variation : toward a Freudo-bathmologico-Bakhtino-Goodmanian genetic model? / Daniel Ferrer
  • The genetic record of a voice : variants in Barthes's Le Plaisir du texte / Armine Kotin Mortimer
  • Can genetic criticism be applied to the performing arts? / Jean-Louis Lebrave
  • "The hardy Laurel" : Beckett and early film comedy / Robert B. Graves
  • From melodic patterns to themes : the sketches for the original version of Beethoven's "Waldstein" Sonata, Op. 53 / Alan Gosman
  • From conceptual image to realization : some thoughts on Beethoven's sketches / Lewis Lockwood
  • The process within the product : exploratory transitional passages in Beethoven's late quartet sketches / Peter McCallum
  • "They only give rise to misunderstandings" : Mahler's sketches in context / James L. Zychowicz
  • A study of Richard Strauss's creative process : Der Rosenkavalier's "Presentation scene" and "Schlussduett" / Joseph E. Jones
  • Genetic criticism and cognitive anthropology : a reconstruction of Philippe Leroux's compositional process for Voi(rex) / Nicolas Donin

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