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Old Challenges and New Horizons in English and American Studies.
Title:
Old Challenges and New Horizons in English and American Studies.
Author:
Walczuk, Anna.
ISBN:
9783653039856
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (329 pages)
Series:
Text - Meaning - Context: Cracow Studies in English Language, Literature and Culture ; v.9

Text - Meaning - Context: Cracow Studies in English Language, Literature and Culture
Contents:
Cover -- Table of contents -- Text, Interpreting and Editing -- Understanding and Explaining the Literary Text:A Return to Interpretation. Marcus Walsh -- Whose Clare? The Peasant Poet's Own Manuscript Versions of His Poems vs. Contemporaneous and Recent Editorial and Publishing Practice. Jacek Wiśniewski -- Bible Knowledge and Multi-Cultural Society. Carl Tighe -- Quests and Discoveries in Poetry -- "This unpolish'd, rugged verse":Epistemology in the Poetic Discourse of the Restoration. Przemysław Uściński -- Modernist Conflict or Fulfilment?The Poetry of T.S. Eliot. Anna Walczuk -- Perspectives in Theme.and Performance in Drama -- Byron's Cain: The Question of Voluntariness. Katarzyna Blacharska -- Love and Knowledge: On Eroticising the Moral Message in John Redford's Wit and Science.Sylwia Borowska-Szerszun -- Singing Regrettable Necessities- The Staging of Brendan Behan in Poland. Barry Keane -- Tigers, Viragos and Whores: Constructions of Female Monstrosity in Early Modern England. Anna Kowalcze-Pawlik -- From William Shakespeare's Hamlet,through Stanisław Wyspiański and Jan Kott,to Andrzej Wajda's Hamlet IV.Jadwiga Uchman -- Cleansing the Readings: A Study of Egoism and Derangement in Sarah Kane's Cleansed. Maciej Wieczorek -- The Imposition of Power and Beliefsin Postcolonial Irish Drama:An Analysis of Brian Friel's Translationsand Philadelphia, Here I Come!Joanna Zadarko -- Recurrent Themesand New Perceptions in Fiction -- Scottish Ghosts, English Wraiths:The Supernatural Imagination of Macpherson and Tolkien. Anna Bugajska -- Aporia of Time in Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway and "Kew Gardens"in the Light of Paul Ricoeur's Hermeneutics. Małgorzata Hołda -- Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol:"Such a Noble Meal". Aleksandra Kędzierska -- The Poetics of the English Gothic Novel in the Light of Mikhail Bakhtin's Theory. Joanna Piwowarska.

Literary Grotesque as a Therapy in G.K. Chesterton's The Man Who Was Thursday. A Nightmare. Joanna Wasiak -- Exploding the Commonplace:T. F. Powys and the Short Story. Miłosz Wojtyna -- Old Challenges and New Horizons: Reality and Imagination in Patrick White's Fiction as Exemplified by Voss (1957) and Riders In The Chariot (1961). Ryszard W. Wolny -- Dialogue of Literature,Culture and History -- Uncivilised Boer Women and a Gentlemen's War -British Imperial Discourse in Selected Instances of Boer Women's Life Writing from the Anglo-Boer War(1899-1902).Małgorzata Drwal -- The Slippery Slope of American Jewishness:Defining a Jewish Hero. Anna Gawlikowska -- Exiles or Invaders? -Scottish and Acadian Diasporic Identities as Depicted in Contemporary Nova Scotian Literature. Barbara Kijek -- McEwan's Solar as a Comedy of Human Condition:On Hypocrisy, Global Warming and Plagiarism. Irena Księżopolska -- Womanist Transcendence of Racial and Gendered Nationalism and Universalism in Alice Walker's The Color Purple. Agnieszka Łobodziec -- Orientalism Reoriented: Old Challenges and New Horizons for Edward Said's Critical Legacy. Stankomir Nicieja -- Old Notions, New Ideas: The Kitchen as a Locus Memoriae in Kiran Desai's The Inheritance of Loss. Anna Maria Tomczak.
Abstract:
The volume is a collection of essays representative of the wide focus of research encouraged and coordinated by the Polish Association for the Study of English (member of ESSE). Articles selected for the volume deal with works of poetry, drama and prose written in English and invite the reader to view them in the context of intercultural and intertextual discourse. Authors discussed in the articles include: John Redford, William Shakespeare, John Dryden, James Macpherson, John Clare, Anna Radcliffe, Horace Walpole, George Gordon Byron, Charles Dickens, G.K. Chesterton, T.S. Eliot, Virginia Woolf, T.F. Powys, Patrick White, Brian Friel, Brendan Behan, Philip Roth, Alice Walker, Chaim Potok, Ian McEwan, Kiran Desai, and Sarah Kane. In many of the essays the reader will notice a meta-discursive argument on the interplay between tradition and innovation in English studies.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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