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Chapter 1. The Classical Regime of Literary Comfort: From Homer to Aristotle
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgements vi
- Introduction: Fictions of Comfort 1
- Chapter 1. The Classical Regime of Literary Comfort: From Homer to Aristotle 23
- Chapter 2. The Christian Regime of Literary Comfort: From Boethius to Dante 62
- Chapter 3. Towards a Modern Regime of Literary Comfort: Shakespeare and the Failure to Console 110
- Chapter 4. The Religion of Despair: George Sand and Gustave Flaubert on Reading and Writing 193
- Chapter 5. Novels of Comfort: Woolf, Winnicott and the Work of Consolation 225
- Chapter 6. Fragments of a Consolatory Discourse: Sontag, Riley, Proust, Barthes 256
- Epilogue: The Library of Comfort 282
- Bibliography 287
- Index 304
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgements vi
- Introduction: Fictions of Comfort 1
- Chapter 1. The Classical Regime of Literary Comfort: From Homer to Aristotle 23
- Chapter 2. The Christian Regime of Literary Comfort: From Boethius to Dante 62
- Chapter 3. Towards a Modern Regime of Literary Comfort: Shakespeare and the Failure to Console 110
- Chapter 4. The Religion of Despair: George Sand and Gustave Flaubert on Reading and Writing 193
- Chapter 5. Novels of Comfort: Woolf, Winnicott and the Work of Consolation 225
- Chapter 6. Fragments of a Consolatory Discourse: Sontag, Riley, Proust, Barthes 256
- Epilogue: The Library of Comfort 282
- Bibliography 287
- Index 304