This book seeks to problematise the very notion of context, and it seeks out - in a series of contextualising experiments - contexts which are text-specific, or author-specific, or literary rather than historical, putting forward a distinction between 'deep' and 'broad' contexts.
This book seeks to problematise the very notion of context, and it seeks out - in a series of contextualising experiments - contexts which are text-specific, or author-specific, or literary rather than historical, putting forward a distinction between 'deep' and 'broad' contexts.
Peter Barry is Professor of English at Aberystwyth University
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. Contextuality in context 2. Contextuality contested 3. Mutual contextuality: Coleridge's conversation poems 4. Contextualising Hemans's shipwrecks 5. Seeing the spot:Hopkins, Liverpool, and context 6. Picturing the context: contemporary poetry and ekphrasis 7. Beyond 'secret narrative': crime fiction verse narratives by women 8. Just the facts: content is context List of works consulted Index
Introduction 1. Contextuality in context 2. Contextuality contested 3. Mutual contextuality: Coleridge's conversation poems 4. Contextualising Hemans's shipwrecks 5. Seeing the spot:Hopkins, Liverpool, and context 6. Picturing the context: contemporary poetry and ekphrasis 7. Beyond 'secret narrative': crime fiction verse narratives by women 8. Just the facts: content is context List of works consulted Index
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