E. S. Shaffer (ed.)
Comparative Criticism
Volume 15, the Communities of Europe
Herausgeber: Shaffer, E. S.
E. S. Shaffer (ed.)
Comparative Criticism
Volume 15, the Communities of Europe
Herausgeber: Shaffer, E. S.
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Addresses literary theory and criticism, comparative studies in terms of theme, genre movement and influence, and interdisciplinary perspectives.
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Addresses literary theory and criticism, comparative studies in terms of theme, genre movement and influence, and interdisciplinary perspectives.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 340
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 703g
- ISBN-13: 9780521443517
- ISBN-10: 0521443512
- Artikelnr.: 26958646
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 340
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juni 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 703g
- ISBN-13: 9780521443517
- ISBN-10: 0521443512
- Artikelnr.: 26958646
List of illustrations; List of contributors; Acknowledgements;
Frontispiece; Editor's introduction: comparative literature in Britain and
Europe; Part I. The communities of Europe: 1. On recognition and renewal
Henry Gifford; 2. European literary exiles J. M. Ritchie; 3. At the edges
of the world: drawing new maps Susan Bassnett; 4. Transatlantic responses:
strategies in the making of New World literature Armin Paul Frank; 5.
Comparison between the arts: a psychoanalytic view. With illustrations
Malcolm Bowie; 6. Authority and interpretation: Leviathan and the
'covenantal community' Harlod Fisch; Part II. Literature and Translation;
Section 1. Winners of the 1991 BCLA Translation Competition EC Languages:
8. First prize: 'Dead Gallop' and other poems Pablo Neruda. Translated from
the Spanish with an introduction: 'speak through my words and my blood':
translating Neruda and Celan John Felsteiner; 9. Second prize: poems from
Things once without light Yves Bonnefoy. Translated from the French Lisa
Sapinkopf; Section 2. Special Prizes: 10. Hebrew, Yiddish, or on a Jewish
theme first prize: 'A monument to a new life': a story Yitzhak Oren.
Translated from the Hebrew with an introduction Marzell Kay; 11. Hebrew,
Yiddish, or on a Jewish theme second prize: 'Deathsfugue' and other poems
Paul Celan. Translated from the German John Felsteiner; 12. Chinese first
prize: Chaos and all that Liu Sola. Translated from the Chinese with an
introduction Richard King; 13. Chinese second prize: I Dreamed of Locusts
Wang Ling. Translated from the Chinese with an introduction Jonathan Pease;
Part III. Essay Reviews: 14. The achievements of Northrop Frye Hazard
Adams; 15. The creation of a prosaics: Morson and Emerson on Mikhail
Bakhtin Malcolm V. Jones; 15. Research or criticism? A note on the canon
debate Douwe Fokkema; 16. 'Scribo, ergo, sum': Strindberg in letter
Inga-Stina Ewbank; 17. Romantic irony: the comparative history of European
literature Gary Handwerk; Compilation of books and periodicals received
Hugh Stevens; Compiled bibliography of comparative literature in Britain
and Ireland 1971¿1974 Joseph Th. Leerssen.
Frontispiece; Editor's introduction: comparative literature in Britain and
Europe; Part I. The communities of Europe: 1. On recognition and renewal
Henry Gifford; 2. European literary exiles J. M. Ritchie; 3. At the edges
of the world: drawing new maps Susan Bassnett; 4. Transatlantic responses:
strategies in the making of New World literature Armin Paul Frank; 5.
Comparison between the arts: a psychoanalytic view. With illustrations
Malcolm Bowie; 6. Authority and interpretation: Leviathan and the
'covenantal community' Harlod Fisch; Part II. Literature and Translation;
Section 1. Winners of the 1991 BCLA Translation Competition EC Languages:
8. First prize: 'Dead Gallop' and other poems Pablo Neruda. Translated from
the Spanish with an introduction: 'speak through my words and my blood':
translating Neruda and Celan John Felsteiner; 9. Second prize: poems from
Things once without light Yves Bonnefoy. Translated from the French Lisa
Sapinkopf; Section 2. Special Prizes: 10. Hebrew, Yiddish, or on a Jewish
theme first prize: 'A monument to a new life': a story Yitzhak Oren.
Translated from the Hebrew with an introduction Marzell Kay; 11. Hebrew,
Yiddish, or on a Jewish theme second prize: 'Deathsfugue' and other poems
Paul Celan. Translated from the German John Felsteiner; 12. Chinese first
prize: Chaos and all that Liu Sola. Translated from the Chinese with an
introduction Richard King; 13. Chinese second prize: I Dreamed of Locusts
Wang Ling. Translated from the Chinese with an introduction Jonathan Pease;
Part III. Essay Reviews: 14. The achievements of Northrop Frye Hazard
Adams; 15. The creation of a prosaics: Morson and Emerson on Mikhail
Bakhtin Malcolm V. Jones; 15. Research or criticism? A note on the canon
debate Douwe Fokkema; 16. 'Scribo, ergo, sum': Strindberg in letter
Inga-Stina Ewbank; 17. Romantic irony: the comparative history of European
literature Gary Handwerk; Compilation of books and periodicals received
Hugh Stevens; Compiled bibliography of comparative literature in Britain
and Ireland 1971¿1974 Joseph Th. Leerssen.
List of illustrations; List of contributors; Acknowledgements;
Frontispiece; Editor's introduction: comparative literature in Britain and
Europe; Part I. The communities of Europe: 1. On recognition and renewal
Henry Gifford; 2. European literary exiles J. M. Ritchie; 3. At the edges
of the world: drawing new maps Susan Bassnett; 4. Transatlantic responses:
strategies in the making of New World literature Armin Paul Frank; 5.
Comparison between the arts: a psychoanalytic view. With illustrations
Malcolm Bowie; 6. Authority and interpretation: Leviathan and the
'covenantal community' Harlod Fisch; Part II. Literature and Translation;
Section 1. Winners of the 1991 BCLA Translation Competition EC Languages:
8. First prize: 'Dead Gallop' and other poems Pablo Neruda. Translated from
the Spanish with an introduction: 'speak through my words and my blood':
translating Neruda and Celan John Felsteiner; 9. Second prize: poems from
Things once without light Yves Bonnefoy. Translated from the French Lisa
Sapinkopf; Section 2. Special Prizes: 10. Hebrew, Yiddish, or on a Jewish
theme first prize: 'A monument to a new life': a story Yitzhak Oren.
Translated from the Hebrew with an introduction Marzell Kay; 11. Hebrew,
Yiddish, or on a Jewish theme second prize: 'Deathsfugue' and other poems
Paul Celan. Translated from the German John Felsteiner; 12. Chinese first
prize: Chaos and all that Liu Sola. Translated from the Chinese with an
introduction Richard King; 13. Chinese second prize: I Dreamed of Locusts
Wang Ling. Translated from the Chinese with an introduction Jonathan Pease;
Part III. Essay Reviews: 14. The achievements of Northrop Frye Hazard
Adams; 15. The creation of a prosaics: Morson and Emerson on Mikhail
Bakhtin Malcolm V. Jones; 15. Research or criticism? A note on the canon
debate Douwe Fokkema; 16. 'Scribo, ergo, sum': Strindberg in letter
Inga-Stina Ewbank; 17. Romantic irony: the comparative history of European
literature Gary Handwerk; Compilation of books and periodicals received
Hugh Stevens; Compiled bibliography of comparative literature in Britain
and Ireland 1971¿1974 Joseph Th. Leerssen.
Frontispiece; Editor's introduction: comparative literature in Britain and
Europe; Part I. The communities of Europe: 1. On recognition and renewal
Henry Gifford; 2. European literary exiles J. M. Ritchie; 3. At the edges
of the world: drawing new maps Susan Bassnett; 4. Transatlantic responses:
strategies in the making of New World literature Armin Paul Frank; 5.
Comparison between the arts: a psychoanalytic view. With illustrations
Malcolm Bowie; 6. Authority and interpretation: Leviathan and the
'covenantal community' Harlod Fisch; Part II. Literature and Translation;
Section 1. Winners of the 1991 BCLA Translation Competition EC Languages:
8. First prize: 'Dead Gallop' and other poems Pablo Neruda. Translated from
the Spanish with an introduction: 'speak through my words and my blood':
translating Neruda and Celan John Felsteiner; 9. Second prize: poems from
Things once without light Yves Bonnefoy. Translated from the French Lisa
Sapinkopf; Section 2. Special Prizes: 10. Hebrew, Yiddish, or on a Jewish
theme first prize: 'A monument to a new life': a story Yitzhak Oren.
Translated from the Hebrew with an introduction Marzell Kay; 11. Hebrew,
Yiddish, or on a Jewish theme second prize: 'Deathsfugue' and other poems
Paul Celan. Translated from the German John Felsteiner; 12. Chinese first
prize: Chaos and all that Liu Sola. Translated from the Chinese with an
introduction Richard King; 13. Chinese second prize: I Dreamed of Locusts
Wang Ling. Translated from the Chinese with an introduction Jonathan Pease;
Part III. Essay Reviews: 14. The achievements of Northrop Frye Hazard
Adams; 15. The creation of a prosaics: Morson and Emerson on Mikhail
Bakhtin Malcolm V. Jones; 15. Research or criticism? A note on the canon
debate Douwe Fokkema; 16. 'Scribo, ergo, sum': Strindberg in letter
Inga-Stina Ewbank; 17. Romantic irony: the comparative history of European
literature Gary Handwerk; Compilation of books and periodicals received
Hugh Stevens; Compiled bibliography of comparative literature in Britain
and Ireland 1971¿1974 Joseph Th. Leerssen.