The Influence of French Culture on Willa Cather Intertextual References and Resonances.
This is the first full-length study to address the complex issues involved in Cather's relationship to France and to the many French writers (Zola, Flaubert, Sand, France, Merimee, Loti, etc.) that keep cropping up in her literary and journalistic output. The author traces the intellectual an...
| Основен автор: | Durrans, Stephanie. |
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| Формат: | Електронен |
| Език: | English |
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Lewiston :
Edwin Mellen Press,
2007.
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Influence of French Culture on Willa Cather : Intertextual References and Resonances. |
Съдържание:
- Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Preface; List of Abbreviations; Foreword; Acknowledgements; Introduction; Chapter One- Romantic Landscapes: Reclaiming the Wilderness; 1. The Quest for Orgins: Provence and Nebraska; 2. Pierre Loti and the Extreme Edges of Experience; 3. The Call of the East; Chapter Two- Inner Realms of Adventure: Willa Cather's Search for a Voice of Her Own; 1. Yearning for Adventure in a Man's World; 2. Domestic Deserts: The Professor's House and Death Comes for the Archbishop; 3. Lighting Out for the Territrories of the Self.
- Chapter Three- Willa Cather's Pastoral Symphony: From O Pioneers! to My Antonia1. Paradise Lost or the Demise of Pastoral Romance; 2. The Role of the Artist as a Social Mediator; 3. "Middle Landscapes": Pastoral and the Secret ofArt; Chapter 4: Searching for New Models of Femininty in the Modern World; 1. Femmes Fatales and Courtesans; 2. The Woman Artist; 3. Lost Ladies; Chapter Five- "The Road is All": Willa Cather's Representation of History; 1. Redefining the American Hero in One of Ours; 2. A Universal Self; 3. The Continuity and Ruptures of History.
- Chapter Six- The Era of Suspicion: Desire, Art and Religion1. Art for Art's Sake; 2. The Demise of Idealism; * Honore de Balzac; * Anatole France; * Emile Zola; 3. Shadows of Doubt and Desire; Chapter Seven- "The Thing Not Named": Willa Cather's Use of the French Language; 1. From a World of Interaction to Resistance and Solipsism; 2. A Frontier Language; 3. Limae Labor: The Quest for an Original Language; Conclusion; Notes; Bibliography; Index.