Titlebook: Joseph Conrad and the Reader; Questioning Modern T Amar Achera?ou Book 2009 Amar Achera?ou 2009 aesthetics.Autorschaft.fiction.Narrative.Br

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Introductioncifically, the leading view in modern literary criticism, notably in structuralist and poststructuralist theories, is Roland Barthes’s notion of the death of the author.. This book revisits Barthes’s theory and uncovers its theoretical and empirical limits. It provides an alternative critical line t

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Conrad’s Conception of Authorship: Probing the Implications and Limits of the Death-of-the-Author Th since its roots go back to ancient Greece and Rome. Indeed, concern with the audience has been a major preoccupation since time immemorial. Throughout antiquity Greek poets were centrally preoccupied with their audiences, whom they sought to entertain and instruct. Plato and Aristotle were both awa

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Polish Responses: Art and the Ethics of Collectivityl, ideological, and political factors that determine readers’ responses to fictional works. The various studies dealing with the reception of Conrad’s fiction are no exception.. This chapter, which examines the reception of Conrad’s writing in Poland, aims to redress this balance. It lays emphasis o

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Conrad’s Visual Aesthetics: Classical and Modern Connections informed his writing. There is ample evidence that Conrad read extensively and that he was an avid reader of both modern and ancient authors and texts. His father Apollo Korzienowski introduced him to the Polish Romantic classics, specifically Mickiewicz and Slovacki, as well as to Shakespeare. and

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A Cartography of Conrad’s Fictional Readers: Reading Hierarchy in ,, ‘Heart of Darkness’, ,, and l set consists of characters reading all kinds of texts in the here-and-now of the fictional time. These texts range from letters and light fiction to historical documents and newspapers. The metaphorical, abstract, or rhetorical category of readers is composed of active observers and interpreters o

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