The book is a study of the most recent American fiction, published at the turn of the 21th century, which demonstrates a renewed interest in the matters of history. Using the concepts of memory and experience, the author points at the ways in which subjective history has been created in the new "novel about history", written by such authors as William Gass, Richard Powers, Marilynne Robinson, Nicholson Baker, Aleksandar Hemon, and Jeffrey Eugenides. Theoretically, the study has been inspired by the works of Aleida Assmann, Hayden White, Reinhart Koselleck, Frank Ankersmit, and Dominick LaCapra.
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Marta Koval teaches American literature and culture in the Institute of English and American Studies of University of Gdańsk (Poland). Her interests and publications cover contemporary American literature and its theoretical contexts.
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Pp. Zustand: Wie neu. 255 S. ; 22 cm Tadelloses Exemplar. - List of Contents -- Preface 7 -- List o f Abbreviated Titles 10 -- Chapter I -- History that Matters: Some New Ways o f Problematizing History -- in Fiction 11 -- 1. New subjectivity in the humanities and in literature: tradition and novelty 13 -- 2. From cultural memory and experience to subjective history 29 -- 3. The novel about history as a mode o f fictional representation o f the past 4 5 -- 4. Historical event as a narrative category 54 -- Chapter II -- Subjective History in William Gass's Novel The Tunnel or Side-Effects -- of Postmodern Diversity 65 -- Chapter III -- Visual Tools o f Subjective History-Making 101 -- 1. Micro- and macro-historical dimensions o f art and its interpretation -- in Richard Powers's novel Three Farmers on Their Way to a Dance 101 -- 2. The ethical dimension o f images and "commodified" memory -- in Nicholson Baker's novel Checkpoint 127 -- Chapter IV -- "Holding Out for a Hint o f Harmony": Music, Subjective History, -- and Identity Quest in Richard Powers's The Time o f Our Singing 145 -- Chapter V -- The Experience o f and about History: The Multicultural Dimension -- of Subjective History-Making in The Lazarus Project by Aleksandar -- Hemon and Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides 181 -- 1. Glimpses o f the past as mirrors o f the present: subjective experience -- o f history in The Lazarus Project by Aleksandar Hemon 183 -- 2. Quest for identity and subjunctive history in Jeffrey Eugenides's -- Middlesex 203 -- Chapter VI -- Moral Challenges of History in Marilynne Robinson's Gilead and Home 219 -- Conclusions 241 -- Works Cited 251 ISBN 9783631626108 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 428. Artikel-Nr. 1079836
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