Titlebook: Crossroads in Literature and Culture; Jacek Fabiszak,Ewa Urbaniak-Rybicka,Bartosz Wolski Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013

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An interview with Rosemary Lowe-McConnellf such thinkers as Roland Barthes or Jacques Derrida one might observe transformations of the approach to understanding the object of study, the purpose of literary criticism or the way of reading literature. As a result, it is interesting to analyse the selected examples of post-1960s critical disc

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-9945-5bility. The paper concludes that the play is a warning against post-politics as much as a calling for reconsider political agency. The characters in the play fail to constitute subjective positions capable of anything beyond a politics based either on the fear of negativity, the fear of the cut, or

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Fish imagery in art 69: Japanese Netsuke the return of the repressed and the woman, to read . and . as excursions beyond the phallocentric social and literary orders into a space where the woman might be imagined differently than the lacanian “symptom of man”.

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r, and emotional reserve associated with manliness. Rossetti’s treatment of these categories calls for a special awareness, as he seems to upset this traditional perception, figuring his . character in possession of features associated with manliness rather than femininity, and yet making her an obj

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Disorders with Written Text Structure, was the social world dominated by women a shadow of the male political world, social coteries being an equivalent of political parties, but it also influenced the political world. However, although Trollope did grant women a relatively large scope for action in his novels, he nevertheless presented

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Disorders with Written Text Structure, Waters’ novel, however, the transgression of the real signals another crossing of boundaries. The unreliable narrator of the novel is the crux of its interpretation. The enigmatic events in the house coincide with Dr Faraday’s growing attachment to the Ayreses family. He is an educated man who, on