Modernism and naturalism in British and Irish fiction, 1880-1930
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Modernism and naturalism in British and Irish fiction, 1880-1930
Cambridge University Press, 2015
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book argues that the history of literary modernism is inextricably connected with naturalism. Simon Joyce traces a complex response among aesthetes to the work of Emile Zola at the turn of the century, recovering naturalism's assumed compatibility with impressionism as a central cause of their ambivalence. Highlighting a little-studied strain of reflexive naturalism in which Zola's mode of analytical observation is turned upon the authors themselves, Joyce suggests that the confluence of naturalism and impressionism formed the precondition for so-called stream-of-consciousness writing. This style served to influence not only the work of canonical modernists such as Joyce and Woolf, but also that of lesser-known writers such as George Moore, Sarah Grand, and George Egerton.
目次
- 1. How Zola crossed (and didn't cross) the English Channel
- 2. Portraits and artists: impressionism and naturalism
- 3. A naturalism for Ireland
- 4. Proto-sensitivity: naturalism, aestheticism, and the New Woman novel
- 5. The voice of witlessness: Virginia Woolf and the poor.
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