Metaphor of the Monster
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Metaphor of the Monster
Interdisciplinary Approaches to Understanding the Monstrous Other in Literature
Moser, Prof Keith; Zelaya, Dr. Karina
Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
04/2022
256
Mole
Inglês
9781501369292
15 a 20 dias
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Acknowledgments
Introduction
Keith Moser (Mississippi State University, USA)
Part I Ecological Perspectives
1. A Portrait of Fictional Characters as Darwinian Monsters
Dominique Lestel (Stanford University, USA), translated by Keith Moser
2. Tokyo Ghoul and the Trouble with Cannibalism
Tony Milligan (King's College London, UK)
3. Monster and Victim: Melusine from the Fourteenth Century to the Age of Homo Detritus
Jonathan Krell (University of Georgia, USA)
4. J. M. G. Le Clezio's Defense of the Human and Other-than-human Victims of the Derridean "Monstrosity of the Unrecognizable" in the Mauritian Saga Alma
Keith Moser (Mississippi State University, USA)
5. Strange Fish: Caliban's Sea-changes and the Problems of Classification
James Seth (Central Washington University, USA)
6. Monster of Vacancy, Ghost of Culture, Instrument of Clarity: Cultural and Textual Analysis of the Function of the Sonoran Desert as Monster in Luis Alberto Urrea's The Devil's Highway
Mindy Adams (Texas State University, USA)
Part II Transgressive, Monstrous Gender and Corporality
7. Transgressive and Sovereign Authority in the Valois Court
Touba Ghadessi (Wheaton College, USA)
8. "Maybe Something I Never Wanted Will Be Born": Etgar Keret's Monstrous Dream of Motherhood
Elisa Carandina (Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales, France)
Part III Teaching Monstrosity in the (Post-)Modern World
9. Reading Monsters: How Mary Shelley Teaches Incels to Read Paradise Lost
Neil Barrett (The Webb School, USA)
10. "We Live in a Time of Monsters": Teaching Composition through the Representations of Monsters and Monstrosity in Literature
Devon Pizzino (Borough of Manhattan Community College / St. Francis College, USA)
Part IV Monstrosity in World Literature
11. Vamping It Up: Identity Performance and Intoxicated Bloodlust in the Poetry of Eduardo Haro Ibars
Alyssa Holan (University of Wisconsin, Platteville, USA)
12. The Edges of the World in Classical Greece and Epic India: A Comparison of the Monstrous Races of Ctesias's Indica and the Raksasas of Valmiki's Ramayana
Albert Watanabe (Louisiana State University, USA)
13. Satire and Monstrosity in African Diasporic Drama
Subbah Mir (Louisiana State University, USA)
14. How a Monster Became a Hero: An Understanding of Camusian Morality through the Absurdist Hero, Don Juan
Scott Truesdale (University of Georgia, USA)
Index
Introduction
Keith Moser (Mississippi State University, USA)
Part I Ecological Perspectives
1. A Portrait of Fictional Characters as Darwinian Monsters
Dominique Lestel (Stanford University, USA), translated by Keith Moser
2. Tokyo Ghoul and the Trouble with Cannibalism
Tony Milligan (King's College London, UK)
3. Monster and Victim: Melusine from the Fourteenth Century to the Age of Homo Detritus
Jonathan Krell (University of Georgia, USA)
4. J. M. G. Le Clezio's Defense of the Human and Other-than-human Victims of the Derridean "Monstrosity of the Unrecognizable" in the Mauritian Saga Alma
Keith Moser (Mississippi State University, USA)
5. Strange Fish: Caliban's Sea-changes and the Problems of Classification
James Seth (Central Washington University, USA)
6. Monster of Vacancy, Ghost of Culture, Instrument of Clarity: Cultural and Textual Analysis of the Function of the Sonoran Desert as Monster in Luis Alberto Urrea's The Devil's Highway
Mindy Adams (Texas State University, USA)
Part II Transgressive, Monstrous Gender and Corporality
7. Transgressive and Sovereign Authority in the Valois Court
Touba Ghadessi (Wheaton College, USA)
8. "Maybe Something I Never Wanted Will Be Born": Etgar Keret's Monstrous Dream of Motherhood
Elisa Carandina (Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales, France)
Part III Teaching Monstrosity in the (Post-)Modern World
9. Reading Monsters: How Mary Shelley Teaches Incels to Read Paradise Lost
Neil Barrett (The Webb School, USA)
10. "We Live in a Time of Monsters": Teaching Composition through the Representations of Monsters and Monstrosity in Literature
Devon Pizzino (Borough of Manhattan Community College / St. Francis College, USA)
Part IV Monstrosity in World Literature
11. Vamping It Up: Identity Performance and Intoxicated Bloodlust in the Poetry of Eduardo Haro Ibars
Alyssa Holan (University of Wisconsin, Platteville, USA)
12. The Edges of the World in Classical Greece and Epic India: A Comparison of the Monstrous Races of Ctesias's Indica and the Raksasas of Valmiki's Ramayana
Albert Watanabe (Louisiana State University, USA)
13. Satire and Monstrosity in African Diasporic Drama
Subbah Mir (Louisiana State University, USA)
14. How a Monster Became a Hero: An Understanding of Camusian Morality through the Absurdist Hero, Don Juan
Scott Truesdale (University of Georgia, USA)
Index
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Acknowledgments
Introduction
Keith Moser (Mississippi State University, USA)
Part I Ecological Perspectives
1. A Portrait of Fictional Characters as Darwinian Monsters
Dominique Lestel (Stanford University, USA), translated by Keith Moser
2. Tokyo Ghoul and the Trouble with Cannibalism
Tony Milligan (King's College London, UK)
3. Monster and Victim: Melusine from the Fourteenth Century to the Age of Homo Detritus
Jonathan Krell (University of Georgia, USA)
4. J. M. G. Le Clezio's Defense of the Human and Other-than-human Victims of the Derridean "Monstrosity of the Unrecognizable" in the Mauritian Saga Alma
Keith Moser (Mississippi State University, USA)
5. Strange Fish: Caliban's Sea-changes and the Problems of Classification
James Seth (Central Washington University, USA)
6. Monster of Vacancy, Ghost of Culture, Instrument of Clarity: Cultural and Textual Analysis of the Function of the Sonoran Desert as Monster in Luis Alberto Urrea's The Devil's Highway
Mindy Adams (Texas State University, USA)
Part II Transgressive, Monstrous Gender and Corporality
7. Transgressive and Sovereign Authority in the Valois Court
Touba Ghadessi (Wheaton College, USA)
8. "Maybe Something I Never Wanted Will Be Born": Etgar Keret's Monstrous Dream of Motherhood
Elisa Carandina (Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales, France)
Part III Teaching Monstrosity in the (Post-)Modern World
9. Reading Monsters: How Mary Shelley Teaches Incels to Read Paradise Lost
Neil Barrett (The Webb School, USA)
10. "We Live in a Time of Monsters": Teaching Composition through the Representations of Monsters and Monstrosity in Literature
Devon Pizzino (Borough of Manhattan Community College / St. Francis College, USA)
Part IV Monstrosity in World Literature
11. Vamping It Up: Identity Performance and Intoxicated Bloodlust in the Poetry of Eduardo Haro Ibars
Alyssa Holan (University of Wisconsin, Platteville, USA)
12. The Edges of the World in Classical Greece and Epic India: A Comparison of the Monstrous Races of Ctesias's Indica and the Raksasas of Valmiki's Ramayana
Albert Watanabe (Louisiana State University, USA)
13. Satire and Monstrosity in African Diasporic Drama
Subbah Mir (Louisiana State University, USA)
14. How a Monster Became a Hero: An Understanding of Camusian Morality through the Absurdist Hero, Don Juan
Scott Truesdale (University of Georgia, USA)
Index
Introduction
Keith Moser (Mississippi State University, USA)
Part I Ecological Perspectives
1. A Portrait of Fictional Characters as Darwinian Monsters
Dominique Lestel (Stanford University, USA), translated by Keith Moser
2. Tokyo Ghoul and the Trouble with Cannibalism
Tony Milligan (King's College London, UK)
3. Monster and Victim: Melusine from the Fourteenth Century to the Age of Homo Detritus
Jonathan Krell (University of Georgia, USA)
4. J. M. G. Le Clezio's Defense of the Human and Other-than-human Victims of the Derridean "Monstrosity of the Unrecognizable" in the Mauritian Saga Alma
Keith Moser (Mississippi State University, USA)
5. Strange Fish: Caliban's Sea-changes and the Problems of Classification
James Seth (Central Washington University, USA)
6. Monster of Vacancy, Ghost of Culture, Instrument of Clarity: Cultural and Textual Analysis of the Function of the Sonoran Desert as Monster in Luis Alberto Urrea's The Devil's Highway
Mindy Adams (Texas State University, USA)
Part II Transgressive, Monstrous Gender and Corporality
7. Transgressive and Sovereign Authority in the Valois Court
Touba Ghadessi (Wheaton College, USA)
8. "Maybe Something I Never Wanted Will Be Born": Etgar Keret's Monstrous Dream of Motherhood
Elisa Carandina (Institut National des Langues et Civilisations Orientales, France)
Part III Teaching Monstrosity in the (Post-)Modern World
9. Reading Monsters: How Mary Shelley Teaches Incels to Read Paradise Lost
Neil Barrett (The Webb School, USA)
10. "We Live in a Time of Monsters": Teaching Composition through the Representations of Monsters and Monstrosity in Literature
Devon Pizzino (Borough of Manhattan Community College / St. Francis College, USA)
Part IV Monstrosity in World Literature
11. Vamping It Up: Identity Performance and Intoxicated Bloodlust in the Poetry of Eduardo Haro Ibars
Alyssa Holan (University of Wisconsin, Platteville, USA)
12. The Edges of the World in Classical Greece and Epic India: A Comparison of the Monstrous Races of Ctesias's Indica and the Raksasas of Valmiki's Ramayana
Albert Watanabe (Louisiana State University, USA)
13. Satire and Monstrosity in African Diasporic Drama
Subbah Mir (Louisiana State University, USA)
14. How a Monster Became a Hero: An Understanding of Camusian Morality through the Absurdist Hero, Don Juan
Scott Truesdale (University of Georgia, USA)
Index
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