Sea change : the shore from Shakespeare to Banville
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Sea change : the shore from Shakespeare to Banville
（Spatial practices : an interdisciplinary series in cultural history geography literature, 20）
Rodopi, 2014
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内容説明
The shore defies definition. The shore deconstructs and rebuilds, is the beginning or end of a journey, initiates or stops mobility. Here survivors of shipwrecks, like Robinson Crusoe, escape their death; and the weary and tired, like Max Morden, wade back into the womb of nature. The shore is transformation spatialized. Still the coast as literary setting is more than a decorative space. Its utopian/dystopian nature, its liminality and ambiguity invite transgressions of various kinds, which undermine any notion of stable and fixed borders and boundaries. The littoral is liminal, a third space that contests and deconstructs epistemic certainties. This study illustrates this paradigmatic nature of shorelines from William Shakespeare's The Tempest to John Banville's The Sea.
目次
Acknowledgements
1. Transformative Shores - An Introduction
2. Ambiguity
3. Liminality
4. Transgression
5. Conclusion: Epistemic Anxieties
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Index
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