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Bücher Englische Bücher Wissen & Bildung Geisteswissenschaft, Kunst, Musik Sprach- und Literaturwissenschaft Englische Sprach- und Literaturwiss. The Ekphrastic Gaze in British Postmodern Fiction
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The Ekphrastic Gaze in British Postmodern Fiction
Nataliya Gorbina (Broschiert, Englisch)
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From the appreciation of female beauty as Botticellian to the acknowledgement of the Van-Goghian pathos of Provençal landscapes, the ekphrastic gaze of a British postmodern observer offers a socioculturally conditioned vision of artistically/aesthetically modified reality. Looking at over thirty works including Julian Barnes’s
Metroland
(1980), John Fowles’s
The Magus
(1965), and Michael Frayn’s… Headlong
(1999), this book addresses the phenomenon of the ‘ekphrastic gaze’ and provides a comprehensive survey of its poetics and politics in British postmodern fiction.
Drawing upon a combination of theories and approaches from Literary Studies, Art Studies, Cultural Studies, and the Social Sciences, this study investigates the ways in which the ekphrastic gaze contributes to the (de-/re-)construction of a broad variety of iconographical and iconological meanings within the all-encompassing shift from modernism/modernity towards postmodernism/postmodernity in British fiction. It introduces the concept of the postmodern chronotope of the (pseudo-)connoisseurial quest and the character type of the (Pseudo-)Connoisseur that this chronotope relies on; delineates the functions of the ekphrastic gaze as a deconstructionist reading tool; and, last but not least, sheds light on the meta-ekphrastic interplay between the fictional ekphrastic discourse and the metanarratives of Art History, Art Theory, and Aesthetics through the recycling of socioculturally prevalent and authoritative formulae of artistic/aesthetic perception.
Contents
1. A Postmodern
Déjà Vu
................................................................................ 1
2. The Postmodern Turn Through the Ekphrastic Gaze ................................. 17
3. In the Interstices between Art, Words, and Life ........................................ 33
3.1 “Could a Life be a Work of Art”? ............................................................. 33
3.2 The Compositional Fabrication of Ekphrastic Reality ............................... 43
3.3 The Iconography and the Iconology of Ekphrastic Reality........................ 53
3.3.1 The Ekphrastic Gaze and the Third Dimension of a Work of Art:
From the Removal of Three Centuries of Dirt
to the Revelation of a Gainsboroughesque Dream ........................... 58
3.3.2 The Ekphrastic Gaze and the ‘Docile Body’:
From the Antichrist’s Michelangelesque Curls
to Erato’s Rokeby Venus Pose ......................................................... 68
3.4 Conclusion ................................................................................................. 81
4. In the Interstices between the Gazes of Author, Character, and Reader .... 83
4.1 Who Was the Ekphrastic Beholder After All? ........................................... 83
4.2 The Dialectic of the Ekphrastic Beholder
as the (Pseudo-)Connoisseur ..................................................................... 89
4.2.1 Through the (Pseudo-)‘Intellectual Lens’ of the
Ekphrastic Beholder’s Gaze: The ‘Bloody Ruskin’
of British Postmodern Fiction .......................................................... 93
4.2.2 On the (Pseudo-)‘Moral Retina’ of the
Ekphrastic Beholder’s Gaze: The ‘Con-Turned-Artist’
of British Postmodern Fiction ........................................................ 104
4.3 The Interplay between the Ekphrastic Gazes of Author,
Character, and Reader ............................................................................. 113
4.3.1 Following in the Footsteps of Author and Character:
The ‘Scholarly’ and ‘Alert’ Mock Reader of
British Postmodern Fiction ........................................................... 116
4.3.2 The Real Reader’s Ekphrastic Gaze
as an Instrument of (De-)‘Constructive Visualising Work’ ........... 124
4.4 Conclusion ............................................................................................... 130
5. In the Interstices between the
Métarécits
and
the
Petits Récits
of the Ekphrastic Gaze .................................................. 133
6. Conclusion ............................................................................................... 155
Bibliography .................................................................................................... 158 Dieses Produkt haben wir gerade leider nicht auf Lager.
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Erscheinungsdatum
12.10.2021
Sprache
Englisch
EAN
9783868219227
Herausgeber
WVT Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier
Serien- oder Bandtitel
Schriftenreihe Literaturwissenschaft
Sonderedition
Nein
Autor
Nataliya Gorbina
Seitenanzahl
192
Einbandart
Broschiert
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Hersteller: Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier, Bergstr. 27, Trier, Deutschland, 54295, wvt@wvttrier.de, Dr. Erwin Otto
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