Great Ideas in the Western Literary CanonUniversity Press of America, 2003 - 244 頁 This book examines 'great ideas'- the term used generically to refer to the deep-seated anxieties that art, religion and philosophy all seek to address- in relation to a selection of great literary texts. The texts chosen are those that remain, often centuries after their appearance, beacons of illumination and wisdom. The twelve chapters of this book each deal with one great text and the central idea that propels it. The ideas are examined as events possessed of their own field of resonance, and it is by tracing them in their narrative, dramatic or lyrical development that one can appreciate how these great texts speak as powerfully as they do to generations of readers. |
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... allows its victims no means of defense , leaving those that have so far survived no option but to rally behind the strongest amongst them , the king . Oedipus , king , we bend to you , your power— we implore you , all of us on our knees ...
... allows its victims no means of defense , leaving those that have so far survived no option but to rally behind the strongest amongst them , the king . Oedipus , king , we bend to you , your power— we implore you , all of us on our knees ...
第 226 頁
... allows him to conceive of the conditions that would make fatherhood seemingly relevant , or at least make it the organic equivalent of the blood and water - letting that are central to the mother's physical act of giving birth . He ...
... allows him to conceive of the conditions that would make fatherhood seemingly relevant , or at least make it the organic equivalent of the blood and water - letting that are central to the mother's physical act of giving birth . He ...
第 228 頁
... allows him to conjure up from it its soul , or if one prefers , its truth . We have seen how this literary project has given rise to the technique of the epiphany . Consider now another formulation of this aesthetic principle , in the ...
... allows him to conjure up from it its soul , or if one prefers , its truth . We have seen how this literary project has given rise to the technique of the epiphany . Consider now another formulation of this aesthetic principle , in the ...
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The Religion of Fear | 19 |
The Power of Love | 37 |
Rabelais Vitalism OR Feasting Flagons | 61 |
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