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How to interpret literature critical theory for literary and cultural studies Robert Dale Parker.
Detalles de publicación: New York Oxford University Press c2011.Edición: 2nd edDescripción: xiv, 354 p. ill. 21 cmISBN:- 9780199757503 (alk. paper)
- 019975750X (alk. paper)
- 801.950904 P2381h2 23
- PN94 .P37 2011
Contenidos:
New criticism -- Structuralism -- Deconstruction -- Psychoanalysis -- Feminism -- Queer studies -- Marxism -- Historicism and cultural studies -- Postcolonial and race studies -- Reader response.
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Offering a refreshing combination of accessibility and intellectual rigor, How to Interpret Literature: Critical Theory for Literary and Cultural Studies, Second Edition, presents an up-to-date, concise, and wide-ranging historicist survey of contemporary thinking in critical theory. The only book of its kind that thoroughly merges literary studies with cultural studies, this text provides a critical look at the major movements in literary studies since the 1930s, including those often omitted from other texts. It is also the only up-to-date survey of literary theory that devotes extensive treatment to Queer Theory and Postcolonial and Race Studies. How to Interpret Literature, Second Edition, is ideal as either a stand-alone text or in conjunction with an anthology of primary readings such as Robert Dale Parker's Critical Theory: A Reader for Literary and Cultural Studies.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
New criticism -- Structuralism -- Deconstruction -- Psychoanalysis -- Feminism -- Queer studies -- Marxism -- Historicism and cultural studies -- Postcolonial and race studies -- Reader response.
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- Preface(p. vii)
- Acknowledgments(p. xiii)
- Chapter 1 Introduction(p. 1)
- Chapter 2 New Criticism(p. 11)
- How to Interpret: Key Concepts for New Critical Interpretation(p. 18)
- Historicizing the New Criticism: Rethinking Literary Unity(p. 23)
- The Intentional Fallacy and the Affective Fallacy(p. 30)
- How to Interpret: A New Critical Example(p. 38)
- Further Reading(p. 42)
- Chapter 3 Structuralism(p. 44)
- Key Concepts in Structuralism(p. 45)
- How to Interpret: Structuralism in Cultural and Literary Studies(p. 52)
- The Death of the Author(p. 57)
- How to Interpret: The Detective Novel(p. 58)
- Structuralism, Formalism, and Literary History(p. 63)
- The Structuralist Study of Narrative: Narratology(p. 66)
- Narrative Syntax, Metaphor, and Metonymy(p. 78)
- Further Reading(p. 84)
- Chapter 4 Deconstruction(p. 86)
- Key Concepts in Deconstruction(p. 87)
- How to Interpret: A Deconstructionist Example(p. 93)
- Writing, Speech, and Differance(p. 95)
- Deconstruction beyond Derrida(p. 99)
- Deconstruction, Essentialism, and Identity(p. 102)
- How to Interpret: More Deconstructive Examples(p. 108)
- Further Reading(p. 110)
- Chapter 5 Psychoanalysis(p. 112)
- The Psychoanalytic Understanding of the Mind(p. 115)
- Sigmund Freud(p. 118)
- How to Interpret: Models of Psychoanalytic Interpretation(p. 123)
- From the Interpretation of Dreams to the Interpretation of Literature(p. 128)
- How to Interpret: Psychoanalytic Examples(p. 131)
- Jacques Lacan(p. 138)
- Further Reading(p. 147)
- Chapter 6 Feminism(p. 148)
- Early Feminist Criticism(p. 151)
- Sex and Gender(p. 157)
- Feminisms(p. 159)
- How to Interpret: Feminist Examples(p. 163)
- Feminism and Visual Pleasure(p. 166)
- Further Reading(p. 176)
- Chapter 7 Queer Studies(p. 179)
- Key Concepts in Queer Studies(p. 180)
- How to Interpret: A Queer Studies Example(p. 186)
- Queer Studies and History(p. 189)
- Outing: Writers, Characters, and the Literary Closet(p. 194)
- Homosociality and Heterosexual Panic(p. 199)
- How to Interpret: Another Queer Studies Example(p. 205)
- Further Reading(p. 208)
- Chapter 8 Marxism(p. 211)
- Key Concepts in Marxism(p. 212)
- Contemporary Marxism, Ideology, and Agency(p. 221)
- How to Interpret: Marxist Examples(p. 235)
- Further Reading(p. 242)
- Chapter 9 Historicism and Cultural Studies(p. 244)
- New Historicism(p. 244)
- How to Interpret: Historicist Examples(p. 250)
- Michel Foucault(p. 255)
- Cultural Studies(p. 260)
- How to Interpret: A Cultural Studies Example(p. 262)
- Cultural Studies, Historicism, and Literature(p. 265)
- Further Reading(p. 267)
- Chapter 10 Postcolonial and Race Studies(p. 270)
- Postcolonialism(p. 271)
- From Orientalism to Deconstruction: Edward Said, Homi Bhabha, and Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak(p. 278)
- How to Interpret: A Postcolonial Studies Example(p. 293)
- Race Studies: Postcolonial Theory and the Construction of Race(p. 295)
- How to Interpret: Postcolonial and Race Studies Examples(p. 307)
- Further Reading(p. 311)
- Chapter 11 Reader Response(p. 314)
- Ideal, Implied, and Actual Readers(p. 317)
- Structuralist Models of Reading and Communication(p. 319)
- Aesthetic Judgment, Interpretive Communities, and Resisting Readers(p. 324)
- Reception Theory and Reception History(p. 328)
- Readers and the New Technologies(p. 330)
- Further Reading(p. 332)
- Afterword(p. 335)
- Works Cited(p. 337)
- Photographic Credits(p. 341)
- Index(p. 343)