Literature and personal values

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Auteur principal: Grant, Patrick, 1941-
Support: Livre
Langue: Anglais
Publié: New York, N.Y. : St. Martin's Press, 1992.
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Résumé: Literature and criticism make us pressingly aware of how language operates through an elusive dialectic of presence and absence, making a world available to us and simultaneously separating us from it. One way to approach the idea of the person--an idea that literature and criticism have done much to shape and confirm--is by interpreting it within such a dialectic, as an evolving and evaluative term. A series of chapters brings to bear on these issues the vocabularies of hermeneutics and phenomenology, scientific verification, philosophy of imagination, Judaeo-Christian religion, and Marxism. A conclusion attempts a synthesis describing some vital relations between literature and culture, focussed on the category of the person
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Résumé:Literature and criticism make us pressingly aware of how language operates through an elusive dialectic of presence and absence, making a world available to us and simultaneously separating us from it. One way to approach the idea of the person--an idea that literature and criticism have done much to shape and confirm--is by interpreting it within such a dialectic, as an evolving and evaluative term. A series of chapters brings to bear on these issues the vocabularies of hermeneutics and phenomenology, scientific verification, philosophy of imagination, Judaeo-Christian religion, and Marxism. A conclusion attempts a synthesis describing some vital relations between literature and culture, focussed on the category of the person
Throughout, the theoretical positions are developed by means of exegesis of appropriate literary texts
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Description matérielle:1 vol. (x, 255 p.) ; 23 cm.
Bibliographie:Includes bibliographical references (p. 223-250) and index.
ISBN:0312075480
9780312075484
0333541596
9780333541593