Cormac McCarthy in Context places the author's work within a host of influences that serve to illuminate his dense work.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. Environments: 1. Life and career Steven Frye 2. The South Scott Yarbrough 3. The Southwest Lydia Cooper 4. The Santa Fe Institute Ciaran Dowd Part II. Literary Contexts: Sources, Influences, Allusions: 5. William Faulkner Jay Watson 6. Ernest Hemingway Olivia Carr Edenfield 7. Herman Melville and the American Romance tradition G. R. Thompson 8. Romanticism Dustin Anderson 9. Naturalism Adam H. Wood 10. The Bible Alan Noble 11. Allusion and allegory Bill Hardwig Part III. Intellectual Contexts: 12. The Judeo-Christian tradition James Dorson 13. Gnosticism Benjamin West 14. Classical and pre-classical philosophy David Williams 15. Nineteenth and twentieth-century philosophy Julius Greve 16. Formal aesthetic choices Bryan Vescio 17. Science and technology Jay Ellis Part IV. Social and Cultural Contexts: 18. American politics David Holloway 19. Race and cultural difference John Dudley 20. Ecology Susan Kollin 21. Modernity Nicholas Monk 22. A visual artist on McCarthy Peter Josyph 23. Cinematic adaptations Lee Clark Mitchell 24. Cinematic influences Petra Mundik Part V. Archives, Critical History, Translation: 25. The archives and the Tennessee years, I: The Orchard Keeper and Outer Dark Dianne C. Luce 26. The archives and the Tennessee years, II: Child of God, The Gardener's Son, and Suttree Dianne C. Luce 27. The San Marcos archives: Blood Meridian and the West Michael Lynn Crews 28. Letters and correspondence Katie Salzmann 29. Critical history Stacey Peebles 30. Translation and international reception, I Beatrice Trotignon 31. Translation and international reception, II Beatrice Trotignon.
Part I. Environments: 1. Life and career Steven Frye 2. The South Scott Yarbrough 3. The Southwest Lydia Cooper 4. The Santa Fe Institute Ciaran Dowd Part II. Literary Contexts: Sources, Influences, Allusions: 5. William Faulkner Jay Watson 6. Ernest Hemingway Olivia Carr Edenfield 7. Herman Melville and the American Romance tradition G. R. Thompson 8. Romanticism Dustin Anderson 9. Naturalism Adam H. Wood 10. The Bible Alan Noble 11. Allusion and allegory Bill Hardwig Part III. Intellectual Contexts: 12. The Judeo-Christian tradition James Dorson 13. Gnosticism Benjamin West 14. Classical and pre-classical philosophy David Williams 15. Nineteenth and twentieth-century philosophy Julius Greve 16. Formal aesthetic choices Bryan Vescio 17. Science and technology Jay Ellis Part IV. Social and Cultural Contexts: 18. American politics David Holloway 19. Race and cultural difference John Dudley 20. Ecology Susan Kollin 21. Modernity Nicholas Monk 22. A visual artist on McCarthy Peter Josyph 23. Cinematic adaptations Lee Clark Mitchell 24. Cinematic influences Petra Mundik Part V. Archives, Critical History, Translation: 25. The archives and the Tennessee years, I: The Orchard Keeper and Outer Dark Dianne C. Luce 26. The archives and the Tennessee years, II: Child of God, The Gardener's Son, and Suttree Dianne C. Luce 27. The San Marcos archives: Blood Meridian and the West Michael Lynn Crews 28. Letters and correspondence Katie Salzmann 29. Critical history Stacey Peebles 30. Translation and international reception, I Beatrice Trotignon 31. Translation and international reception, II Beatrice Trotignon.
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