Colum McCann's intertexts: books talk to one another
The intertext is the effective presence of a text in another one. This relation of co-presence between texts is the subject of the present essay. Colum McCann's work is studied here as a mosaic of references to and quotations from other texts. In its dialogue with other texts, it absorbs and tr...
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| Summary: | The intertext is the effective presence of a text in another one. This relation of co-presence between texts is the subject of the present essay. Colum McCann's work is studied here as a mosaic of references to and quotations from other texts. In its dialogue with other texts, it absorbs and transforms them, and lets itself transformed by them. The multiple and complex relations that exist between them are approached in both synchronic and diachronic terms. Various modes of intertextuality -- influence, intentionality, authority -- are analyzed here and applied to McCann's complete work. His novels and short stories denote a transposition of texts taken from the Bible or Irish mythology, but also Anglo-Saxon novels, plays or poems. Through McCann's work, the present study highlights the articulation and interdependence of literary texts |
| Physical Description: | vii, 240 Seiten 24 cm |
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| 505 | 8 | |a Introduction -- 1. Parodic transgression in the first short stories -- 2. A Version of an Irish myth : 'Cathal's Lake' -- 3. The intertext or the reflection of dislocated Ireland : Fishing the Sloe-black River and Everything in this country must -- 4. The influences of fathers in Songdogs -- 5. Prophets of Israel in Manhattan Tunnels : a biblically informed reading of This side of brightness -- 6. Dancer and readers : framed and framing books -- 7. Zoli : a mimetic and dialogic novel in memory of the oppressed -- 8. The recreation of voices in Let the great world spin -- the paratext : authorities in crisis -- 9. The recreation of voices in Let the great world spin -- the text : 'as if anticipating the fall' -- 10. Intertextuality and Intentionality in TransAtlantic -- 11. Mirrors and collages in Thirteen ways of looking -- Conclusion -- Appendix : the fate of the Children of Lir | |
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| contents | Introduction -- 1. Parodic transgression in the first short stories -- 2. A Version of an Irish myth : 'Cathal's Lake' -- 3. The intertext or the reflection of dislocated Ireland : Fishing the Sloe-black River and Everything in this country must -- 4. The influences of fathers in Songdogs -- 5. Prophets of Israel in Manhattan Tunnels : a biblically informed reading of This side of brightness -- 6. Dancer and readers : framed and framing books -- 7. Zoli : a mimetic and dialogic novel in memory of the oppressed -- 8. The recreation of voices in Let the great world spin -- the paratext : authorities in crisis -- 9. The recreation of voices in Let the great world spin -- the text : 'as if anticipating the fall' -- 10. Intertextuality and Intentionality in TransAtlantic -- 11. Mirrors and collages in Thirteen ways of looking -- Conclusion -- Appendix : the fate of the Children of Lir Includes bibliographical references (pages 191-236) and index |
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| spelling | Cardin, Bertrand Verfasser (DE-588)1121109721 aut Colum McCann's intertexts books talk to one another Bertrand Cardin Cork, Ireland Cork University Press 2016 vii, 240 Seiten 24 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Introduction -- 1. Parodic transgression in the first short stories -- 2. A Version of an Irish myth : 'Cathal's Lake' -- 3. The intertext or the reflection of dislocated Ireland : Fishing the Sloe-black River and Everything in this country must -- 4. The influences of fathers in Songdogs -- 5. Prophets of Israel in Manhattan Tunnels : a biblically informed reading of This side of brightness -- 6. Dancer and readers : framed and framing books -- 7. Zoli : a mimetic and dialogic novel in memory of the oppressed -- 8. The recreation of voices in Let the great world spin -- the paratext : authorities in crisis -- 9. The recreation of voices in Let the great world spin -- the text : 'as if anticipating the fall' -- 10. Intertextuality and Intentionality in TransAtlantic -- 11. Mirrors and collages in Thirteen ways of looking -- Conclusion -- Appendix : the fate of the Children of Lir Includes bibliographical references (pages 191-236) and index The intertext is the effective presence of a text in another one. This relation of co-presence between texts is the subject of the present essay. Colum McCann's work is studied here as a mosaic of references to and quotations from other texts. In its dialogue with other texts, it absorbs and transforms them, and lets itself transformed by them. The multiple and complex relations that exist between them are approached in both synchronic and diachronic terms. Various modes of intertextuality -- influence, intentionality, authority -- are analyzed here and applied to McCann's complete work. His novels and short stories denote a transposition of texts taken from the Bible or Irish mythology, but also Anglo-Saxon novels, plays or poems. Through McCann's work, the present study highlights the articulation and interdependence of literary texts McCann, Colum / 1965- / Criticism and interpretation McCann, Colum 1965- (DE-588)118127195 gnd rswk-swf Intertextualität (DE-588)4114051-5 gnd rswk-swf McCann, Colum 1965- (DE-588)118127195 p Intertextualität (DE-588)4114051-5 s DE-604 |
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