Organs, Organisms, Organisations
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The volume addresses the question of organic form and organicity from various theoretical and critical perspectives. Nineteenth-century discourse in Europe and in America circulates numerous, sometimes incompatible, versions of organicity, which are all "humanist", mostly due to the conviction of the centrality of the 'human' itself. What is searched for is a natural essence of humanity, of human products, organisations and values without any regard to class, race and gender, an issue addressed by a number of texts in the volume, ranging from analyses of Romantic visions of harmonious universe…mehr

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The volume addresses the question of organic form and organicity from various theoretical and critical perspectives. Nineteenth-century discourse in Europe and in America circulates numerous, sometimes incompatible, versions of organicity, which are all "humanist", mostly due to the conviction of the centrality of the 'human' itself. What is searched for is a natural essence of humanity, of human products, organisations and values without any regard to class, race and gender, an issue addressed by a number of texts in the volume, ranging from analyses of Romantic visions of harmonious universe and attempts at their implantation in South Africa to attempts at legitimising humanity via granting some rights to animals.
Autorenporträt
The Editors: Tadeusz Rachwal is Professor of English at the University of Silesia and Chair of the Department of British Culture and Literature. He published articles and books on eighteenth-century British literature and philosophy.
Tadeusz Slawek is Professor of English at the University of Silesia, Poland. At the moment he is holding the position of the University Rector. He is also author of numerous publications on English and American literature, literary theory and postmodern philosophy.