The Uncanny As Depicted in Female Relationships - 6 Angebote vergleichen

Von Händler/Antiquariat, BuySomeBooks [52360437], Las Vegas, NV, U.S.A.
Paperback. 64 pages. Dimensions: 8.7in. x 5.9in. x 0.1in.The book attempts a thorough investigation into how the uncanny affects and influences important female relationships (mother-daughter, sister- sister, female friendships) in space and place as depicted in contemporary fantasy fiction. The fantasy novels on which the analysis is focused are: Daughters of the House by Michele Roberts Beloved by Toni Morrison Nights at the Circus by Angela Carter In 1919 Freud introduced the notion of the uncanny as a kind of neurosis or that class of the frightening which arouses dread and horror in the old and long familiar. Many literary theorists and feminist scholars have examined this notion from their own personal political and theoretical perspectives. This research on the uncanny will start from the established theories but I personaly dont perceive the uncanny as a type of neurosis in relation to the above-mentioned novels, my aim is to investigate the uncannythrough a different lens, taking into consideration other theories including Kristevas abjection, Lacans theory of the mirror phase, Kestenbergs theory of transposition, and Jungs theory of the collective unconscious. This item ships from multiple locations. Your book may arrive from Roseburg,OR, La Vergne,TN.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, The Book Depository EURO [60485773], London, United Kingdom.
Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.The book is an innovative work done by the University of Leeds graduates for the multinational GE Sentinel to identify the potential of its products in The Central and East European markets. It presents a case study on Poland, Hungary and Czech Republic and does not limit itself to the company but provides insight to all the organizations who want to sell their products and expand into the region. The indepth research and analysis not only restricts itself to the boiler market but studies political and socio-economic environment, market screening and entry strategies, distribution channels and distributor relationships in the Central and East Europe. This work will find international readership in the firms who are willing to internationalize, business executives, academic and socio-political institutions and researchers. The work gains all the more importance as it stresses on the sustainable development and integrates growth with sustainability. It provides a Green light at the end of the tunnel.

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´where my bewildered eyes thought they´d glimpsed a movement´ The book attempts a thorough investigation into how ´the uncanny´ affects and influences important female relationships (mother-daughter, sister- sister, female friendships) in space and place as depicted in contemporary fantasy fiction. The fantasy novels on which the analysis is focused are: ´Daughters of the House´ by Michele Roberts ´Beloved´ by Toni Morrison ´Nights at the Circus´ by Angela Carter In 1919 Freud introduced the notion of ´the uncanny´ as a kind of neurosis or ´that class of the frightening which arouses dread and horror in the old and long familiar´. Many literary theorists and feminist scholars have examined this notion from their own personal political and theoretical perspectives. This research on ´the uncanny´ will start from the established theories but I personaly don´t perceive ´the uncanny´ as a type of neurosis in relation to the above-mentioned novels,my aim is to investigate ´the uncanny´through a different lens, taking into consideration other theories including Kristeva´s ´abjection´,Lacan´s theory of the ´mirror phase´, Kestenberg´s theory of ´transposition´, and Jung´s theory of the ´collective unconscious´. 01.10.2009, Taschenbuch.

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The book attempts a thorough investigation into how 'the uncanny' affects and influences important female relationships (mother-daughter, sister- sister, female friendships) in space and place as depicted in contemporary fantasy fiction. The fantasy novels on which the analysis is focused are: 'Daughters of the House' by Michele Roberts 'Beloved' by Toni Morrison 'Nights at the Circus' by Angela Carter In 1919 Freud introduced the notion of 'the uncanny' as a kind of neurosis or 'that class of the frightening which arouses dread and horror in the old and long familiar'. Many literary theorists and feminist scholars have examined this notion from their own personal political and theoretical perspectives. This research on 'the uncanny' will start from the established theories but I personaly don't perceive 'the uncanny' as a type of neurosis in relation to the above-mentioned novels,my aim is to investigate 'the uncanny'through a different lens, taking into consideration other theories including Kristeva's 'abjection',Lacan's theory of the 'mirror phase', Kestenberg's theory of 'transposition', and Jung's theory of the 'collective unconscious'.2009. 64 p.Versandfertig in 3-5 Tagen, Softcover.

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´where my bewildered eyes thought they´d glimpsed a movement´, ´where my bewildered eyes thought they´d glimpsed a movement´.

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