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Format: Paperback, 244 pages
Publisher: Carcanet Press, Limited
ISBN: 1857545486
Release Date: Jan 4, 2002
| |  | | | From The Publisher This collection of engaging and informative essays persuades readers that English is equally worthy of serious academic study as science or philosophy. With a discussion of literature's abstract means of definition and value, Enright points to Lawrence's statement, that literature or literary criticism are “concerned with values that science ignores.” These essays cover subjects such as the challenges of literature and poetry in translation, Japanese women diarists, the devil, Johann Goethe, Gustave Flaubert, Thomas Mann, Musil, Bertold Brecht, and Robertson Davies.
D. J. Enright has worked as a professor of English at Birmingham University, Free University of Berlin and Bangkok, the University of Singapore, and in Japan. He lives in London, England.
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 | | | | | Be the first to rate this book! Number of Reviews: 0 | | | |  | | | | Author's Note | | | Aimez-vous Goethe?: an Enquiry into English Attitudes of Non-liking towards German Literature | 3 | | Wilhelm Meister and the Ambiguousness of Goethe | 11 | | The Story of Two Souls: Goethe and the Manns | 27 | | The Anti-diabolic Faith: Thomas Mann's Doctor Faustus | 37 | | The Stupendous Cannot be Easy: On Robert Musil | 55 | | Hesse versus Hesse | 71 | | Svevo's Progress: or, The Apotheosis of the Poor Fish | 79 | | The Ghosts of Apes: Franz Werfel's The Forty Days of Musa Dagh | 86 | | Democracy of Gods: Life and Works of Heine | 105 | | Cavafy: Poet-Historian | 125 | | Echt Brecht | 130 | | The Lord's Song: on Paul Celan | 142 | | 'My Muse, Mnemosyne': Czeslaw Milosz | 148 | | Did Nobody Teach You?: on Stevie Smith | 153 | | The Tale of Genji, and Japanese Women Diarists | 165 | | Chinese Fictions - At Home and Abroad | 179 | | Flaubert: His Letters and Ladies | 193 | | What Happened to the Devil? | 207 | | Hell's Angels: Stefan Heym's The Wandering Jew | 221 | | Master of Horror: Karl Kraus | 227 | | The Executioner Himself: Elias Canetti | 239 | | A Doomsday Book: Gunter Grass | 248 | | Signs and Wonders: Robertson Davies | 254 | | More than Mere Biology: Josef Skvorecky | 259 | | Last Words: on Anthony Burgess | 264 | | Index of Names | 271 |
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