Mots D'Ordre: Disorder in Literary WorldsSUNY Press, 01/01/1992 - 290 من الصفحات Meditations on disorder (defined as what comes into conflict or resists a prevailing order's sense of social advance and historical development) through a variety of voices, most associated with literary theory or, more broadly, with cultural critique. The meditations are shaped from both extraliterary (i.e. physics, biology, neuroscience, geometry, geography, psychoanalysis, politics, and history) and literary contexts. Paper edition (unseen), $14.95. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR |
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The Argument The Play of Disorder | 15 |
Wuthering Heights and the Play of the Text | 29 |
Sciences Interplay with Disorder Autonomous Systems Fractal Contours and DreamWorlds | 43 |
The Zigzag Route of Bharati Mukherjees Jasmine | 71 |
Triangulated Psyches and DesiringMachines | 83 |
Mots dOrdre Regimes in Kafka and Dickens | 97 |
The Worlds Worlding Marginalization Hegemony and Literary Disorder | 117 |
Expectations of Difference Kathy Ackers Regime of the Senseless | 135 |
The Worlds Worlding History and Literary Disorder | 149 |
The Fractal Worlds of the Henry IV Plays | 165 |
Mapping the Inconceivable Disordering Taxonomies | 175 |
The Order of Prizing and the Devouring Order Peter Taylors A Summons to Memphis and Patrick Suskinds Perfume | 209 |
AFTERWORD | 255 |
NOTES | 269 |
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