THE AUTONOMY OF LITERATURE - White Rose eTheses Online
... The purpose of this chapter is to provide a clear statement of the autonomy of literature for which this thesis argues. I specify the categories of value with which I am concerned, distinguishing between intrinsic and extrinsic value on the one hand and final and instrumental value on the other, in ...
... The purpose of this chapter is to provide a clear statement of the autonomy of literature for which this thesis argues. I specify the categories of value with which I am concerned, distinguishing between intrinsic and extrinsic value on the one hand and final and instrumental value on the other, in ...
Handbook of Literary Terms
... teaches a moral, or a practical lesson about how to get along in life. ...
... teaches a moral, or a practical lesson about how to get along in life. ...
Rethinking National Literatures and the Literary Canon in Scandinavia
... perspectives centre, albeit in very different ways, on the category of the nation. In this context the concept of entanglement liberates analysis from the national category on the level of explicit discourse whilst not excluding it from scrutiny. Entanglement as a concept proposes that the national ...
... perspectives centre, albeit in very different ways, on the category of the nation. In this context the concept of entanglement liberates analysis from the national category on the level of explicit discourse whilst not excluding it from scrutiny. Entanglement as a concept proposes that the national ...
Envisioning World Literature in 1863
... broadly, nineteenth- century comparativist thinking on literature—sprang from and continued Goethe’s fragmentary reflections on Weltliteratur.³ Veselovsky’s remarks, issuing from the German academy of the early 1860s, attest to the vitality of a paradigm of literary comparatism formulated on analogy ...
... broadly, nineteenth- century comparativist thinking on literature—sprang from and continued Goethe’s fragmentary reflections on Weltliteratur.³ Veselovsky’s remarks, issuing from the German academy of the early 1860s, attest to the vitality of a paradigm of literary comparatism formulated on analogy ...
Literary Terms - Types of Writing
... view in which the narrator is not a character in the story, but is instead all-knowing and capable of revealing everything about all the characters and every situation in a story, including past, present and future - reveals the plot using the pronouns he or she ...
... view in which the narrator is not a character in the story, but is instead all-knowing and capable of revealing everything about all the characters and every situation in a story, including past, present and future - reveals the plot using the pronouns he or she ...
Overview of Graduate Courses, 2014-‐2015
... many European countries, Shakespeare became as familiar as native-‐born playwrights; thus, by the nineteenth century, for many, he had become -‐-‐ as the Germans expressed it -‐-‐ “our Shakespeare” (Unser ...
... many European countries, Shakespeare became as familiar as native-‐born playwrights; thus, by the nineteenth century, for many, he had become -‐-‐ as the Germans expressed it -‐-‐ “our Shakespeare” (Unser ...
Literary Criticism in Reconstruction
... studies, although not in its established form, but through a fundamental reconstruction comprising both its “internal” conceptual or methodological rearrangement and “external” adjustment to postmodern social, political, and economic realities. My aims are: first, an attempt at conceptual reconstruc ...
... studies, although not in its established form, but through a fundamental reconstruction comprising both its “internal” conceptual or methodological rearrangement and “external” adjustment to postmodern social, political, and economic realities. My aims are: first, an attempt at conceptual reconstruc ...
Name
... (mask), personification, plot, point of view, polysyndeton, prose, pun, quatrain, realism, rhetorical devices, rhyme (feminine, masculine), rhyme royal, rhyme scheme, romanticism, satire, sentimentality, sestet / sextet, setting, simile, slant rhyme, slice of life, soliloquy, sonnet (English, Italia ...
... (mask), personification, plot, point of view, polysyndeton, prose, pun, quatrain, realism, rhetorical devices, rhyme (feminine, masculine), rhyme royal, rhyme scheme, romanticism, satire, sentimentality, sestet / sextet, setting, simile, slant rhyme, slice of life, soliloquy, sonnet (English, Italia ...
English 10
... -Abrupt break in thought Nouns: -Noun Clauses Subject-Verb Agreement: -Examples of more difficult indefinite pronouns: “everyone was,” “all were,” ...
... -Abrupt break in thought Nouns: -Noun Clauses Subject-Verb Agreement: -Examples of more difficult indefinite pronouns: “everyone was,” “all were,” ...
Literary Terms
... 61. motif, literary (moh-TEEF)—Recurrent words or phrases. 62. nom de plume (nahm-duh-PLOOM)—Pen name or pseudonym used by an author. 63. ode—Form of lyric poetry characterized by giving praise or showing appreciation. 64. oxymoron (ahks-uh-MORE-on)—Use of paradoxical or opposite words for effect. E ...
... 61. motif, literary (moh-TEEF)—Recurrent words or phrases. 62. nom de plume (nahm-duh-PLOOM)—Pen name or pseudonym used by an author. 63. ode—Form of lyric poetry characterized by giving praise or showing appreciation. 64. oxymoron (ahks-uh-MORE-on)—Use of paradoxical or opposite words for effect. E ...
English 8
... • Ms Burton and Mr. Zellar will be coteaching this class. This will be new for us, too, so there may be adjustments and changes as we go. The teachers will alternate presenting new concepts, materials, and literary works; but both teachers will be available to help, tutor, guide, and present the les ...
... • Ms Burton and Mr. Zellar will be coteaching this class. This will be new for us, too, so there may be adjustments and changes as we go. The teachers will alternate presenting new concepts, materials, and literary works; but both teachers will be available to help, tutor, guide, and present the les ...