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"An Introduction to Theory and Criticism is a completely fresh and innovative approach to teaching and learning literary theory: using short passages of theory to make sense of literary and cultural texts. It focuses on the key concepts that help readers understand literature and cultural event...
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Zusammenfassung: | "An Introduction to Theory and Criticism is a completely fresh and innovative approach to teaching and learning literary theory: using short passages of theory to make sense of literary and cultural texts. It focuses on the key concepts that help readers understand literature and cultural events in new and provocative ways. Covering a wide variety of iconic and contemporary theorists, this offers a broad chronological and global overview. The book includes 30 "passages" from theorists such as Victor Schklovsky, Roland Barthes, Judith Butler, Diana Fuss, Jean Baudrillard, Kwame Anthony Appiah, Michel Foucault, Laurence Buell, Eve Sedgwick, and many more. Built on the premise that scholars use theory pragmatically, An Introduction to Theory and Criticism identifies problems, puzzles, and questions readers may encounter when they read a story, watch a film, or look at art. It explains in detail 30 concepts that help readers make sense of these works, and invites students to apply the concepts to a range of writing and research projects. The textbook concludes by helping students read theory with an eye on finding productive passages and writing their own "theory chapter," signaling a shift from student as critic to student as theorist. Used as a main text in introductory theory courses or as a supplement to any literature, film, theatre, or art course, this book helps students read closely and think critically."- |
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Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction: joining the community
Becoming a subject
Scripting identity
Doing not describing
Enjoying the carnivalesque
Reading as writing
Simulating the real
Creating a space between
Performing gender
Locating trauma
Intersecting identities
Locating alterity
Poaching texts
CONTENTS
13 Cultivating rhizomes 108
14 Reconciling double consciousness 117
15 Shocking readers 123
16 Joining power and knowledge 130
17 Revealing the uncanny 137
18 Questioning human/nonhuman boundaries 144
19 Historicizing and contextualizing 152
20 Signifying through time 160
21 Thinking ecologically 166
22 Recognizing conceptual metaphors 174
23 Representing disability 181
24 Losing and recovering our sovereignty 189
25 Resisting the dominant culture 196
26 Adapting and appropriating 204
27 Describing homosocial relationships 213
28 Defamiliarizing the familiar 221
29 Questioning gender binaries 229
30 Building on another s work: identifying
key concepts 237
Index
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Using Key Passages to Understand Literature, Theory and Criticism is a
completely fresh and innovative approach to teaching and learning literary
theory: using short passages of theory to make sense of literary and cultural
texts. It focuses on the key concepts that help readers understand literature and
cultural events in new and provocative ways. Covering a wide variety of iconic
and contemporary theorists, the book offers a broad chronological and global
overview, including thirty passages from theorists such as Viktor Shklovsky,
Roland Barthes, Judith Butler, Diana Fuss, Jean Baudrillard, Kwame Anthony
Appiah, Michel Foucault, Monique Wittig, and Eve Sedgwick.
Built on the premise that scholars use theory pragmatically, Using Key Passages
to Understand Literature, Theory and Criticism identifies problems, puzzles, and
questions readers may encounter when they read a story, watch a film, or look
at artwork. It explains, in detail, thirty concepts that help readers make sense of
these works and invites students to apply the concepts to a range of writing and
research projects. The textbook concludes by helping students read theory with
an eye on finding productive passages and writing their own theory chapter,
signaling a shift from student as critic to student as theorist.
Used as a main text in introductory theory courses or as a supplement
to any literature, film, theater, or art course, this book helps students read
closely and think critically.
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