This book explores the portrayal of subjectivity in DeLillo's fiction, proposing that his characters' conception of self is determined by a tension between desire for connection and longing for isolation. The form taken by this language of self is shown to be shaped by and created through an interaction with larger, social constructions of agency.
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Phill Pass is a Researcher in American Literature and Ecocriticism at the University of St Andrews. In addition to his work on Don DeLillo and subjectivity, he has published on the novels and poems of John Burnside and on the animal encounter in literature.
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Paperback. Condición: New. The Language of Self explores the portrayal of subjectivity in Don DeLillo's fiction. It proposes that his characters' conception of self is determined by the tension between a desire for connection and a longing for isolation. The particular form taken by this language of self is shown to be both shaped by, and in turn formed through, an interaction with larger, social constructions of agency. In order to explore this phenomenon from both an individual and a social perspective, the author undertakes detailed close readings of DeLillo's texts, informed by nuanced theoretical analysis which stresses the symbiotic interaction of social and individual context. This method informs the structure of the book, which is divided into three sections. The first, entitled 'Dasein', conceptualises how DeLillo's characters navigate between isolation and connection, shaping a particular enunciation of self which reflects the balance they strike between self and other. 'Phenomenology', the second section, explores how DeLillo's treatment of language and image alters this balance and examines the sustainability of each enunciation of self. The final section, 'Das Man', addresses how the language of self shapes, and is shaped by, a wider social context. Nº de ref. del artículo: LU-9783034317115
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -The Language of Self explores the portrayal of subjectivity in Don DeLillo's fiction. It proposes that his characters' conception of self is determined by the tension between a desire for connection and a longing for isolation. The particular form taken by this language of self is shown to be both shaped by, and in turn formed through, an interaction with larger, social constructions of agency. In order to explore this phenomenon from both an individual and a social perspective, the author undertakes detailed close readings of DeLillo's texts, informed by nuanced theoretical analysis which stresses the symbiotic interaction of social and individual context. This method informs the structure of the book, which is divided into three sections. The first, entitled 'Dasein', conceptualises how DeLillo's characters navigate between isolation and connection, shaping a particular enunciation of self which reflects the balance they strike between self and other. 'Phenomenology', the second section, explores how DeLillo's treatment of language and image alters this balance and examines the sustainability of each enunciation of self. The final section, 'Das Man', addresses how the language of self shapes, and is shaped by, a wider social context. 230 pp. Englisch. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9783034317115
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -The Language of Self explores the portrayal of subjectivity in Don DeLillös fiction. It proposes that his characters¿ conception of self is determined by the tension between a desire for connection and a longing for isolation. The particular form taken by this language of self is shown to be both shaped by, and in turn formed through, an interaction with larger, social constructions of agency. In order to explore this phenomenon from both an individual and a social perspective, the author undertakes detailed close readings of DeLillös texts, informed by nuanced theoretical analysis which stresses the symbiotic interaction of social and individual context.This method informs the structure of the book, which is divided into three sections. The first, entitled ¿Dasein¿, conceptualises how DeLillös characters navigate between isolation and connection, shaping a particular enunciation of self which reflects the balance they strike between self and other. ¿Phenomenology¿, the second section, explores how DeLillös treatment of language and image alters this balance and examines the sustainability of each enunciation of self. The final section, ¿Das Man¿, addresses how the language of self shapes, and is shaped by, a wider social context.Lang, Peter GmbH, Gontardstraße 11, 10178 Berlin 230 pp. Englisch. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9783034317115
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