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After Romanticism Description
After
Romanticism
explores
the
ground
common
to
European
romanticism
and
American
modernism,
a
space
of
translation
and
echoing
where
gulfs
of
ironic
difference
open
between
islands
of
topographic
similarity,
where
literary
history
is
subject
to
fictive
renegotiation.
Robert
Eisenhauer
situates
Truman
Capote's
texts
within
the
artistic/philosophical
orbit
of
Novalis
and
Friedrich
Schlegel,
at
the
same
time
reading
Answered
Prayers
as
a
validation
of
Baroque
mysticism,
a
revisiting
of
controversies
surrounding
Lucinde,
and
a
modernist
take
on
Shelley's
Triumph
of
Life.
In
the
second
essay,
the
author
unpacks
the
signifiers
Cristal
and
crystal,
assessing
their
role
in
the
rhetoric
of
metahistory.
Breakfast
at
Tiffany's
is
seen
embodying
the
exotic
trans
underlying
representation
itself,
the
disappointed
searching
of
Schiller's
sentimental
consciousness.
Discussing
two
cinematic
interpretations
of
Terence
Rattigan's
play
The
Browning
Version,
Eisenhauer
traces
the
use/abuse
of
names
in
the
rhetoric
of
academic
and
political
vilification.
Drawing
on
such
diverse
sources
as
Aeschylus,
Browning,
Golding,
and
Adorno,
he
finds
the
current
state
of
discourse
in
need
of
heavy
teaching,
so
that
the
repressed
subject
of
democracy/tyranny
can
surpass
the
psychopathology
of
the
Same.
Analyzing
Fellini's
radical
revision
of
an
Edgar
Allan
Poe
short
story,
the
author
suggests
how
inscrutability
saves
the
audience
from
guilt
because
the
viewer
cannot
arrive
at
apodictic
certainty
concerning
the
subject
screened.
While
Poe
lampoons
the
transcendentals
as
a
kind
of
disease,
implying
readerly
guilt
by
association,
and
solidifying
the
letter,
Fellini,
by
valorizing
theatrical
illusion,
fails
to
translate
a
text
that
teaches
the
reader
more
than
he
or
she
is
prepared
to
know.
After
Romanticism
concludes
with
an
imaginary
conversation
(echoing
the
pedagogical
dynamic
of
Henry
James's
The
Pupil)
in
which
a
still
problematic
translation
of
a
poetic
text
by
the
arch-modernist
Gertrude
Stein
is
discussed.
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| Codes | 1433103524 (ISBN-10) |
| 9781433103520 (ISBN) |
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