دانلود کتاب Wreath of Wild Olive, The: Play, Liminality, and the Study of Literature

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The Wreath of Wild Olive
CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
INTRODUCTION
Part One TOWARD A LUDIC-IRENIC THEORY OF LITERATURE AND CULTURE: INTELLECTUAL HISTORICAL BACKGROUND,...
Chapter 1 Nietzsche or Schopenhauer Can One Construct an Alternative Mentality?
Chapter 2 Liminality, Literary Discourse, and Alternative Worlds
1. Liminality as Anthropological Phenomenon
2. Literary Notions of Liminality: A Brief Historical Overview
3. Literature, Liminality, and Alternative Worlds
Chapter 3 Difference, Identity, and Otherness A Ludic-Irenic Perspective
1. Ontoepistemological and Sociopolitical Models of Difference
2. Psychosexual Models of Difference.
3. Irenic Models of Difference
PART TWO LITERARY THEMATICS AND LUDIC-IRENIC HERMENEUTICS
Chapter 4 Homicide as Play Dostoevsky, Gide, Aiken
1. Crime and Punishment: Homicide, Will to Power, and Christian Mentality
4. Homicide as Play in \"Lafcadio\'s Adventures\"
3. Conrad Aiken\'s \"King Coffin\" and the Concept of Perfect Murder
Chapter 5 Race, Ethnicity, and Irenic Mentality Rebreanu, Eliade, Devi
1. \"The Forest of the Hanged\": Nationalism, Ethnicity, and Liminal Experience
2. \"Maitreyi\": Orientalism, Racial Difference, and Literary Perspectivism
3. \"It Does Not Die\": Love, Liminality, and Inner Being
Chapter 6 Allegory, Power, and the Postmodern Game of Interpretation Nabokov, Lowry, Orwell
1. \"Pale Fire\" and the Agonistic Game of Wor(l)ds
2. Playing at Tragedy: Malcolm Lowry and the Modernist Symbol-Making Machine
3. George Orwell and the Will to Power as Utopia/Dystopia
PART THREE LUDIC-IRENIC APPROACHES TO CULTURAL CRITICISM
Chapter 7 Criticism as Irenic Play The Case of the Victorian Sages
1. Matthew Arnold and Criticism as a Ludic-Liminal Activity
2. Play and Irenic Mentality in Ruskin\'s \"The Crown of Wild Olive\"
3. Oscar Wilde and the Ludic-Irenic Self
NOTES
Introduction
Chapter 1. Nietzsche or Schopenhauer: Can One Construct an Alternative Mentality?
Chapter 2. Liminality, Literary Discourse, and Alternative Worlds
Chapter 3. Difference, Identity, and Otherness: A Ludic-Irenic Perspective
Chapter 4. Homicide as Play: Dostoevsky, Gide, Aiken
Chapter 5. Race, Ethnicity, and Irenic Mentality: Rebreanu, Eliade, Devi
Chapter 6. Allegory, Power, and the Postmodern Game of Interpretation: Lowry, Nabokov, Orwell
Chapter 7. Criticism as Irenic Play: The Case of the Victorian Sages
Selected Bibliography
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