Explores a wide range of affects, affect theory, and literature to consolidate a fresh understanding of literary affect.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: affect and literature Alex Houen Part I. Origins: 1. Poetic fear-related affects and society in Greco-Roman antiquity Dana LaCourse Munteanu 2. Secondary affect in Lessing, Mendelssohn, and Nicolai Stefan Uhlig 3. Affect and life in Spinoza, Nietzsche, and Bergson John Protevi 4. Feelings under the microscope: new critical affect Helen Thaventhiran 5. 'We manufacture fun: capital and the production of affect Ross Wilson 6. Jacques Lacan's evanescent affects Jean-Michel Rabaté 7. The durability of affect and the ageing of gay male queer theory Geoff Gilbert 8. Affect, meaning, becoming, and power: Massumi, Spinoza, Deleuze, and neuroscience Anthony Uhlmann 9. Translating postcolonial affect Sneja Gunew 10. Making sorrow sweet: emotion and empathy in the experience of fiction Alison Denham Part II. Developments: 11. Feeling feelings in early modern England Benedict S. Robinson 12. Laughable poetry Matthew Bevis 13. Modernism, formal innovation, and affect in some contemporary Irish novels Derek Attridge 14. The antihumanist tone Christopher Nealon 15. Bette Davis's eyes and minoritarian survival: camp, melodrama, and spectatorship Amber Musser 16. Affective form Ankhi Mukherjee 17. Subaltern affects Stephen Morton Part III. Applications: 18. Affect and environment in contemporary ecopoetics Margaret Ronda 19. Contemporary crisis fictions: twenty-first century disaffection Emily Horton 20. Shiny happy imperialism: an affective exploration of 'ways of life' in the war on terror Amira Jarmakani 21. The digital's amodal affect Andrew Murphie 22. Digital special affects: on exhilaration and the STUN in CGI blockbuster films Eric Jenkins 23. Cartesian affect Claire Colebrook.
Introduction: affect and literature Alex Houen Part I. Origins: 1. Poetic fear-related affects and society in Greco-Roman antiquity Dana LaCourse Munteanu 2. Secondary affect in Lessing, Mendelssohn, and Nicolai Stefan Uhlig 3. Affect and life in Spinoza, Nietzsche, and Bergson John Protevi 4. Feelings under the microscope: new critical affect Helen Thaventhiran 5. 'We manufacture fun: capital and the production of affect Ross Wilson 6. Jacques Lacan's evanescent affects Jean-Michel Rabaté 7. The durability of affect and the ageing of gay male queer theory Geoff Gilbert 8. Affect, meaning, becoming, and power: Massumi, Spinoza, Deleuze, and neuroscience Anthony Uhlmann 9. Translating postcolonial affect Sneja Gunew 10. Making sorrow sweet: emotion and empathy in the experience of fiction Alison Denham Part II. Developments: 11. Feeling feelings in early modern England Benedict S. Robinson 12. Laughable poetry Matthew Bevis 13. Modernism, formal innovation, and affect in some contemporary Irish novels Derek Attridge 14. The antihumanist tone Christopher Nealon 15. Bette Davis's eyes and minoritarian survival: camp, melodrama, and spectatorship Amber Musser 16. Affective form Ankhi Mukherjee 17. Subaltern affects Stephen Morton Part III. Applications: 18. Affect and environment in contemporary ecopoetics Margaret Ronda 19. Contemporary crisis fictions: twenty-first century disaffection Emily Horton 20. Shiny happy imperialism: an affective exploration of 'ways of life' in the war on terror Amira Jarmakani 21. The digital's amodal affect Andrew Murphie 22. Digital special affects: on exhilaration and the STUN in CGI blockbuster films Eric Jenkins 23. Cartesian affect Claire Colebrook.
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