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Fictions of autonomy : modernism from Wilde to de Man /

'Fictions of Autonomy' presents a revisionary account of aesthetic autonomy and transnational modernism with a range of readings that includes works by Wilde, Eliot, Joyce, Barnes, and Stevens alongside writings by theorists like Adorno and de Man.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Goldstone, Andrew, 1982-
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, [2013]
Colección:Modernist literature & culture.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Introduction
  • An institutional approach
  • Aesthetic autonomy in practice and philosophy
  • The fictions of autonomy and their themes
  • Modernist studies and the expanded field
  • Autonomy from labor: in service to art for art's sake from Wilde to Prouse
  • Aesthetic autonomy? Our servants will do that for us
  • Wilde: the truth of masks with manners
  • Huysmans: the decadent master-servant dialectic
  • Henry James: the subtlety of service
  • Proust: service in the magic circle
  • Aestheticist self-consciousness
  • Autonomy from the person: impersonality and lateness in Eliot and Adorno
  • Adorno's theory of impersonality
  • Eliot's late style, 1910-58
  • Four Quarters and musical lateness
  • The late style and the intentional fallacy
  • Expatriation as autonomy: Djuna Barnes, James Joyce, and aesthetic cosmopolitanism
  • Nightwood: the luminous deterioration of cosmopolitanism
  • French nights and the artist's lifestyle
  • Wandering Jews, wandering Americans
  • "Vagaries Malicieux": losing all connection at the Deux Magots
  • Stephen Dedalus's hat
  • Literature without external reference: tautology in Wallace Stevens and Paul de Man
  • The aesthete is the aesthete
  • The academy of fine ideas: Stevens and de Man in the University
  • De Man, modernism, and the correspondence theory
  • The sound of autonomy
  • The plain sense of tautology
  • Epilogue: autonomy now
  • Autonomy, literary study, and knowledge production
  • Autonomy abroad: proliferation on the world stage
  • The truth about fictions of autonomy.