Literature and Truth: Imaginative Writing as a Medium for Ideas.
9789004356849
Literature and Truth: Imaginative Writing as a Medium for Ideas
Richard Lansdown
BRILL
2018
222 pages
$134.00
Hardcover
Costerus New Series; Volume 222
PA3014
Lansdown collects nine of his essays on the presence and activity of discursive ideas or bodies of thought in works of imaginative literature. These discourses can be religious, philosophical, scientific, political, even literary-critical, he says, in so far as tragedy is subject to discourse as well as to a dramatic form. His topics include cognitive and non-cognitive accounts of imaginative literature, the printed medium: Wordsworth and books, evangelicalism and evolution: James Montgomery's Pelican Island, politics and art: James Kelman's Not Not While the Giro, and from the other shore: Bronislaw Malinowski's A Diary in the Strict Sense of the Term. ([umlaut] Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR)
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