- ホーム
- > 洋書
- > 英文書
- > Literary Criticism
Full Description
Twenty-five years after his death, critics and academics, film-makers and journalists continue to argue over Sartre's legacy. But certain interpretations have congealed around his iconic text Nausea, tending to confine it within the framework provided by the later philosophical work, Being and Nothingness. This volume opens up the text to a range of new approaches within the fields of English and Comparative Literature, as well as Philosophy and French Studies, under the headings: 'Text', 'Context', and 'Intertext': the textual strategies at work within the novel; the literary, cultural and philosophical context of its production; and the intertextual web within which it is situated.
This volume will interest a wide public of teachers, students and all those who want to reconsider Sartre's legacy in the twenty-first century.
Contents
Editors' Foreword
Alistair ROLLS, Elizabeth RECHNIEWSKI: Uprooting the Chestnut Tree: Nausea Today
Text
Lawrence R. SCHEHR: Sartre's Autodidacticism
George WOODS: Sounds, 'Sounds, Smells, Degrees of Light': Art and Illumination in Nausea
Thomas MARTIN: The Role of Others in Roquentin's Nausea
Peter POIANA: The Subject as Symptom in Nausea
Context
Elizabeth RECHNIEWSKI: Avatars of Contingency: Suarès and Sartre
Chris FALZON: Sartre and Meaningful Existence
Amanda CRAWLEY-JACKSON : La Nausée des Fins de Voyage ?
Intertext
Keryn STEWART: 'I Have Finished Travelling': Travel, Displacement and
Intertextuality in Jean-Paul Sartre's Nausea
Debra HELY: Fact or Fiction? Reading Through the Nothingness behind Nausea
Alistair ROLLS: Seduction, Pleasure and a Laying on of Hands: A Hands-on Reading of Sartre's Nausea
Notes on Contributors
Bibliography
