دانلود کتاب Understanding Kristeva, Understanding Modernism

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Cover\nContents\nNotes on contributors\nSeries preface\nAcknowledgements\nList of abbreviations\nIntroduction: Kristeva at the bleeding edge of modernism Maria Margaroni\nPart 1 Conceptualizing Kristeva\n 1 Kristeva telle quelle: A seductive encounter Danielle Marx-Scouras\n 2 Julia Kristeva: Chora, infinity, modernism John Lechte\n 3 Indifferent feminine: Kristeva and the avant-garde Miglena Nikolchina\n 4 Modernist trajectories in time: Kristeva’s The Enchanted Clock Carol Mastrangelo Bové\n 5 Sanctity and scandal: Teresa and the challenge of nineteenth-century ‘false mysticism’ Martha J. Reineke\n 6 Kristeva’s traumatic real: Securing the symbolic nation through the law of the veil Tina Chanter\n 7 Kristeva on Arendt: Politics and the subject Robin Truth Goodman\nPart 2 Kristeva and aesthetics\n 8 Modernism unleashed and restrained: Joyce, Céline and Arendt in Kristeva’s tale of the century Marios Constantinou\n 9 The fabric of gothic modernism: Powers of horror in M. R. James’ ‘Oh, Whistle, and I’ll Come to You, My Lad’ Nicholas Chare\n 10 The impact of Kristeva’s theory of abjection on modernist art Rina Arya\n 11 Androgynous and a foreigner: Orlando’s revolt Christina Kkona\n 12 ‘Let it end, this cold insanity. Let it happen.’ Kristeva’s melancholic modernism and the Parisian novels of Jean Rhys Rossitsa Terzieva-Artemis\n 13 The mirror before the mirror: Reflections on Kristeva and Martha Graham’s Hérodiade Robert R. Shane\nPart 3 Glossary\n 14 Abjection Dawid Kołoszyc\n 15 Avant-garde Christos Hadjiyiannis\n 16 Female genius Elisabetta Convento\n 17 Intertextuality Gertrude Postl\n 18 Intimate revolt Gertrude Postl\n 19 Spirituality Alison Jasper\n 20 Subject in process/on trial Esther Hutfless and Elisabeth Schäfer\n 21 The semiotic/The symbolic Dawid Kołoszyc\nIndex