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Editor's Introduction: Literature as Theory
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Editor's Note ix
- Editor's Introduction: Literature as Theory xi
- 1 History in Saint-John Perse [1953] 1
- 2 Valery and Stendhal [1954] 13
- 3 Classicism and Voltaire's Historiography [1958] 26
- 4 Pride and Passion in the Contemporary Novel [1959] 33
- 5 Stendhal and Tocqueville [1960] 42
- 6 Memoirs of a Dutiful Existentialist: Simone de Beauvoir1 [r96r] 50
- 7 Marcel Proust [1962] 56
- 8 Marivaudage, Hypocrisy, and Bad Faith [1963] 71
- 9 Formalism and Structuralism in Literature and the Human Sciences [1963] 80
- 10 Racine, Poet of Glory [1964] 96
- 11 Monsters and Demigods in Hugo [1965] 125
- 12 Bastards and the Antihero in Sartre 134
- 13 Critical Reflections on Literary Studies 160
- 14 Narcissism: The Freudian Myth Demythified by Proust 175
- 15 Theory and Its Terrors 194
- 16 Love and Hate in Chrétien de Troyes' Yvain [1990] 214
- 17 Innovation and Repetition 230
- 18 Mimetic Desire in the Underground: Feodor Dostoevsky 246
- 19 Conversion in Literature and Christianity 263
- 20 The Passionate Oxymoron in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet 274
- Sources 291
- Notes 293
- Index 305
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Editor's Note ix
- Editor's Introduction: Literature as Theory xi
- 1 History in Saint-John Perse [1953] 1
- 2 Valery and Stendhal [1954] 13
- 3 Classicism and Voltaire's Historiography [1958] 26
- 4 Pride and Passion in the Contemporary Novel [1959] 33
- 5 Stendhal and Tocqueville [1960] 42
- 6 Memoirs of a Dutiful Existentialist: Simone de Beauvoir1 [r96r] 50
- 7 Marcel Proust [1962] 56
- 8 Marivaudage, Hypocrisy, and Bad Faith [1963] 71
- 9 Formalism and Structuralism in Literature and the Human Sciences [1963] 80
- 10 Racine, Poet of Glory [1964] 96
- 11 Monsters and Demigods in Hugo [1965] 125
- 12 Bastards and the Antihero in Sartre 134
- 13 Critical Reflections on Literary Studies 160
- 14 Narcissism: The Freudian Myth Demythified by Proust 175
- 15 Theory and Its Terrors 194
- 16 Love and Hate in Chrétien de Troyes' Yvain [1990] 214
- 17 Innovation and Repetition 230
- 18 Mimetic Desire in the Underground: Feodor Dostoevsky 246
- 19 Conversion in Literature and Christianity 263
- 20 The Passionate Oxymoron in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet 274
- Sources 291
- Notes 293
- Index 305