Self-conscious Art: A Tribute to John W. KronikSusan L. Fischer Bucknell University Press, 1996 - 183 Seiten Self-conscious art constitutes a significant and previously neglected feature of modern literature and is a crucial concern of contemporary criticism. The essays in this volume consider such questions as the limits of self-consciousness, the creative and circumstantial tensions that produce its various features, the ludic nature of art, the role of interpretation, and the aesthetic, social, and mythic reverberations of self-reflexive art. |
Inhalt
ANDREW P DEBICKI | 11 |
Rewriting Unamuno Rewriting | 23 |
Playing with Unamunian Paper | 42 |
SelfConsciousness in Rosa | 54 |
SelfReflexive Fiction and | 73 |
SelfConscious Narration | 90 |
PageGazing through Subversive | 102 |
Cervantess Poetics | 128 |
From the Transcendental to | 151 |
The Self | 170 |
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