Re-reading = La relecture : essays in honour of Graham Falconer / edited by Rachel Falconer and Andrew Oliver.

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1443838187
9781443838184
1299647030
9781299647039

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Relecture

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028.9 23

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PQ283 .R474 2012

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Contents:

TABLE OF CONTENTS; PRÉFACE; INTRODUCTION; I.; MES ILLUMINATIONS, OR; STENDHAL ET MES TOURS DE SAN GIMIGNANO; DE L'HORRIBLE DANGER DE LA RELECTURE; II.; BURYING THE PAST; RE-READING MADAME BOVARY; " FLAUBERT LACUNAIRE "; RELECTURE DU PÈRE GORIOT; III.; SAMUEL BECKETT'S HAPPY DAYS REVISITED; SOI-MÊME ET LES AUTRES; RE-READING EARLY PRIZE WINNERS; RE-READING MIKHAÏL BAKHTIN'S TOWARD A PHILOSOPHY OF THE ACT; IV.; RETURN TO ZENDA; LIFE IS THEATRE; L'USAGE DE L'HISTOIRE; V.; RE-READING BEL-AMI; PRE-READING, READING, AND RE-READING VICTOR HUGO; RE-READING DOSTOÏEVSKY; TRAVAIL DE MEMOIRE; VI.

ISLANDS OF THE MINDAFTERWORD; PROUST REGAINED; SELECT PUBLICATIONS OF GRAHAM FALCONER; NOTES ON THE CONTRIBUTORS.

Summary: What happens when we re-read a familiar book? Does the second encounter turn us into experts, more knowing and confident in our relation to the text? Or conversely, does it expose the gaps and limits of each reading experience? Does re-reading affirm our own sense of identity, reconnecting us to earlier memories, or does it shock and destabilize, revealing discontinuities between past and present selves? Is re-reading uncanny, a discovery of the familiar in the unfamiliar, or the reverse? Do ...

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ISLANDS OF THE MINDAFTERWORD; PROUST REGAINED; SELECT PUBLICATIONS OF GRAHAM FALCONER; NOTES ON THE CONTRIBUTORS.

What happens when we re-read a familiar book? Does the second encounter turn us into experts, more knowing and confident in our relation to the text? Or conversely, does it expose the gaps and limits of each reading experience? Does re-reading affirm our own sense of identity, reconnecting us to earlier memories, or does it shock and destabilize, revealing discontinuities between past and present selves? Is re-reading uncanny, a discovery of the familiar in the unfamiliar, or the reverse? Do ...

Contains essays in English and French.

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