دانلود کتاب Literature as National Institution: Studies in the Politics of Modern Greek Criticism

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Contents\nAcknowledgments\nIntroduction\n1. Toward a Genealogy of “Literature”: The Institutionalization of Tradition in C. Th. Dimaras’s A History of Modern Greek Literature\n2. Who has been Reading Masterpieces on Our Behalf? George Seferis, Makriyannis, and the Literary Canon\n3. The Fictions of Criticism: The “Prolegomena” of Iakovos Polylas as Künstlerroman\n4. Incompleteness as Damnation: The Poetics of the Romantic Fragment in Dionysios Solomos’s The Free Besieged\n5. The Hermeneutics of Openness in the Novel: The Unsettling Modernism of Yannis Beratis’s Whirlwind\n6. Writing Greek as the Only Language: The Impossible Postmodernism of Renos Apostolidis’s “The John of my Life”\n7. What Makes Good Literature Good and Literature: The Politics of Evaluation Surrounding the Work of Yannis Ritsos\n8. The Violent Power of Knowledge: The Struggle of Critical Discourses for Domination over Constantine P. Cavafy’s “Young Men of Sidon, A.D. 400”\n9. Encountering the Poststructuralist Challenge, or Beyond Humanism: The Paradigms of Contemporary Greek Criticism and the Languages of Theory\nPostscript: Peri Hermeneias\nBibliography\nIndex