Eternally Yours - Challenge and Response: Contemporary US American Romance Novels by Jayne Ann Krentz and Barbara Delinsky Kunne Author
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Eternally Yours - Challenge and Response
EN NWISBN: 9783643906045 bzw. 3643906048, Band: 36, in Englisch, neu.
This dissertation explores the narrative and ideological development which unfolds in the contemporary popular romance novels of American writers Jayne Ann Krentz and Barbara Delinsky over a period of time of 25 years. As in the first 10 years of their writing careers, these two authors were writers for the restrictive uniformity of the romance genre, predominantly published by Harlequin Enterprises. The book addresses the industry of romance writing that targets women as an audience and uses women writers for the task. One main objective of the book is to verify that this section of literature - represented partly in both authors' novels - mirrors specific contemporary American concerns and beliefs, transports social and ethical values in the narratives, and adapts to changes of taste and values in American society, giving the Zeitgeist its due in order to stay marketable. The book contains an in-depth analysis of three of each authors' novels. Moreover, the book proposes the hypothesis, that, by reading romance novels, a reader reenacts the mythic rite of the old oriental myth of the 'Sacred Marriage.' Dissertation. *** "...this fascinating comparative study provides an in-depth account of the evolution not merely of these important writers but also of the very genre of romance itself. Of special interest is the shift Künne tracks in the careers of both authors from the highly circmscribed industrial category romance to the more complex and individualized narratives that characterize Krentz's and Delinsky's recent work." -- William Gleason, Professor of English, Princeton U. (Series: Anglistik / Amerikanistik - Vol. 36) [Subject: Literary Criticism].
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Eternally Yours - Challenge and Response: Contemporary US American Romance Novels by Jayne Ann Krentz and Barbara Delinsky Regina Kunne Author
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This dissertation explores the narrative and ideological development which unfolds in the contemporary popular romance novels of American writers Jayne Ann Krentz and Barbara Delinsky over a period of time of 25 years. As in the first 10 years of their writing careers, these two authors were writers for the restrictive uniformity of the romance genre, predominantly published by Harlequin Enterprises. The book addresses the industry of romance writing that targets women as an audience and uses women writers for the task. One main objective of the book is to verify that this section of literature - represented partly in both authors' novels - mirrors specific contemporary American concerns and beliefs, transports social and ethical values in the narratives, and adapts to changes of taste and values in American society, giving the Zeitgeist its due in order to stay marketable. The book contains an in-depth analysis of three of each authors' novels. Moreover, the book proposes the hypothesis, that, by reading romance novels, a reader reenacts the mythic rite of the old oriental myth of the 'Sacred Marriage.' Dissertation. *** ...this fascinating comparative study provides an in-depth account of the evolution not merely of these important writers but also of the very genre of romance itself. Of special interest is the shift Künne tracks in the careers of both authors from the highly circmscribed industrial category romance to the more complex and individualized narratives that characterize Krentz's and Delinsky's recent work. -- William Gleason, Professor of English, Princeton U. (Series: Anglistik / Amerikanistik - Vol. 36) [Subject: Literary Criticism].
This dissertation explores the narrative and ideological development which unfolds in the contemporary popular romance novels of American writers Jayne Ann Krentz and Barbara Delinsky over a period of time of 25 years. As in the first 10 years of their writing careers, these two authors were writers for the restrictive uniformity of the romance genre, predominantly published by Harlequin Enterprises. The book addresses the industry of romance writing that targets women as an audience and uses women writers for the task. One main objective of the book is to verify that this section of literature - represented partly in both authors' novels - mirrors specific contemporary American concerns and beliefs, transports social and ethical values in the narratives, and adapts to changes of taste and values in American society, giving the Zeitgeist its due in order to stay marketable. The book contains an in-depth analysis of three of each authors' novels. Moreover, the book proposes the hypothesis, that, by reading romance novels, a reader reenacts the mythic rite of the old oriental myth of the 'Sacred Marriage.' Dissertation. *** ...this fascinating comparative study provides an in-depth account of the evolution not merely of these important writers but also of the very genre of romance itself. Of special interest is the shift Künne tracks in the careers of both authors from the highly circmscribed industrial category romance to the more complex and individualized narratives that characterize Krentz's and Delinsky's recent work. -- William Gleason, Professor of English, Princeton U. (Series: Anglistik / Amerikanistik - Vol. 36) [Subject: Literary Criticism].
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Eternally Yours - Challenge and Response: Contemporary US American Romance Novels by Jayne Ann Krentz and Barbara Delinsky (Anglistik/Amerikanistik) (2015)
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This dissertation explores the narrative and ideological development which unfolds in the contemporary popular romance novels of American writers Jayne Ann Krentz and Barbara Delinsky over a period of time of 25 years. As in the first 10 years of their writing careers, these two authors were writers for the restrictive uniformity of the romance genre, predominantly published by Harlequin Enterprises. The book addresses the industry of romance writing that targets women as an audience and uses women writers for the task. One main objective of the book is to verify that this section of literature - represented partly in both authors' novels - mirrors specific contemporary American concerns and beliefs, transports social and ethical values in the narratives, and adapts to changes of taste and values in American society, giving the Zeitgeist its due in order to stay marketable. The book contains an in-depth analysis of three of each authors' novels. Moreover, the book proposes the hypothesis, that, by reading romance novels, a reader reenacts the mythic rite of the old oriental myth of the 'Sacred Marriage.' Dissertation. *** ..".this fascinating comparative study provides an in-depth account of the evolution not merely of these important writers but also of the very genre of romance itself. Of special interest is the shift K nne tracks in the careers of both authors from the highly circmscribed industrial category romance to the more complex and individualized narratives that characterize Krentz's and Delinsky's recent work." -- William Gleason, Professor of English, Princeton U. (Series: Anglistik / Amerikanistik - Vol. 36) [Subject: Literary Criticism], Paperback, Label: Lit Verlag, Lit Verlag, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2015-03-01, Freigegeben: 2015-03-01, Studio: Lit Verlag.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, UKPaperbackshop.
This dissertation explores the narrative and ideological development which unfolds in the contemporary popular romance novels of American writers Jayne Ann Krentz and Barbara Delinsky over a period of time of 25 years. As in the first 10 years of their writing careers, these two authors were writers for the restrictive uniformity of the romance genre, predominantly published by Harlequin Enterprises. The book addresses the industry of romance writing that targets women as an audience and uses women writers for the task. One main objective of the book is to verify that this section of literature - represented partly in both authors' novels - mirrors specific contemporary American concerns and beliefs, transports social and ethical values in the narratives, and adapts to changes of taste and values in American society, giving the Zeitgeist its due in order to stay marketable. The book contains an in-depth analysis of three of each authors' novels. Moreover, the book proposes the hypothesis, that, by reading romance novels, a reader reenacts the mythic rite of the old oriental myth of the 'Sacred Marriage.' Dissertation. *** ..".this fascinating comparative study provides an in-depth account of the evolution not merely of these important writers but also of the very genre of romance itself. Of special interest is the shift K nne tracks in the careers of both authors from the highly circmscribed industrial category romance to the more complex and individualized narratives that characterize Krentz's and Delinsky's recent work." -- William Gleason, Professor of English, Princeton U. (Series: Anglistik / Amerikanistik - Vol. 36) [Subject: Literary Criticism], Paperback, Label: Lit Verlag, Lit Verlag, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2015-03-01, Freigegeben: 2015-03-01, Studio: Lit Verlag.
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Eternally Yours - Challenge and Response (2015)
DE PB NWISBN: 9783643906045 bzw. 3643906048, in Deutsch, Lit Verlag Jan 2015, Taschenbuch, neu.
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Neuware - This study explores the narrative and ideological development which unfolds in the contemporary popular romance novels of the American romance writers Jayne Ann Krentz and Barbara Delinsky over a period of time of twenty-five years. As in the first ten years of their writing careers, the chosen authors were writers for the restrictive uniformity of the romance genre predominantly published by Harlequin Enterprises, the study addresses the industry of romance writing that targets women as an audience and uses women writers for the task. To verify that this section of literature, represented partly in both authors' novels, mirrors specific contemporary American concerns and beliefs, transports social and ethical values in the narratives, and adapts to changes of taste and values in the American society, giving the Zeitgeist its due in order to stay marketable, is one main objective of this study. The study contains an in-depth analysis of three of each authors' novels, novels of 1982, 1992, and 2007. Moreover, the author proposes the hypothesis, that, by reading romance novels, a reader reenacts the mythic rite of the old oriental myth of the 'Sacred Marriage'. 304 pp. Englisch.
Neuware - This study explores the narrative and ideological development which unfolds in the contemporary popular romance novels of the American romance writers Jayne Ann Krentz and Barbara Delinsky over a period of time of twenty-five years. As in the first ten years of their writing careers, the chosen authors were writers for the restrictive uniformity of the romance genre predominantly published by Harlequin Enterprises, the study addresses the industry of romance writing that targets women as an audience and uses women writers for the task. To verify that this section of literature, represented partly in both authors' novels, mirrors specific contemporary American concerns and beliefs, transports social and ethical values in the narratives, and adapts to changes of taste and values in the American society, giving the Zeitgeist its due in order to stay marketable, is one main objective of this study. The study contains an in-depth analysis of three of each authors' novels, novels of 1982, 1992, and 2007. Moreover, the author proposes the hypothesis, that, by reading romance novels, a reader reenacts the mythic rite of the old oriental myth of the 'Sacred Marriage'. 304 pp. Englisch.
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Eternally Yours - Challenge and Response - Contemporary US American Romance Novels by Jayne Ann Krentz and Barbara Delinsky (2007)
~EN PB NWISBN: 9783643906045 bzw. 3643906048, vermutlich in Englisch, LIT Verlag, Taschenbuch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkostenfrei.
Eternally Yours - Challenge and Response: This study explores the narrative and ideological development which unfolds in the contemporary popular romance novels of the American romance writers Jayne Ann Krentz and Barbara Delinsky over a period of time of twenty-five years. As in the first ten years of their writing careers, the chosen authors were writers for the restrictive uniformity of the romance genre predominantly published by Harlequin Enterprises, the study addresses the industry of romance writing that targets women as an audience and uses women writers for the task. To verify that this section of literature, represented partly in both authors` novels, mirrors specific contemporary American concerns and beliefs, transports social and ethical values in the narratives, and adapts to changes of taste and values in the American society, giving the Zeitgeist its due in order to stay marketable, is one main objective of this study. The study contains an in-depth analysis of three of each authors` novels, novels of 1982, 1992, and 2007. Moreover, the author proposes the hypothesis, that, by reading romance novels, a reader reenacts the mythic rite of the old oriental myth of the `Sacred Marriage`. Englisch, Taschenbuch.
Eternally Yours - Challenge and Response: This study explores the narrative and ideological development which unfolds in the contemporary popular romance novels of the American romance writers Jayne Ann Krentz and Barbara Delinsky over a period of time of twenty-five years. As in the first ten years of their writing careers, the chosen authors were writers for the restrictive uniformity of the romance genre predominantly published by Harlequin Enterprises, the study addresses the industry of romance writing that targets women as an audience and uses women writers for the task. To verify that this section of literature, represented partly in both authors` novels, mirrors specific contemporary American concerns and beliefs, transports social and ethical values in the narratives, and adapts to changes of taste and values in the American society, giving the Zeitgeist its due in order to stay marketable, is one main objective of this study. The study contains an in-depth analysis of three of each authors` novels, novels of 1982, 1992, and 2007. Moreover, the author proposes the hypothesis, that, by reading romance novels, a reader reenacts the mythic rite of the old oriental myth of the `Sacred Marriage`. Englisch, Taschenbuch.
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Eternally Yours - Challenge and Response (2007)
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This study explores the narrative and ideological development which unfolds in the contemporary popular romance novels of the American romance writers Jayne Ann Krentz and Barbara Delinsky over a period of time of twenty-five years. As in the first ten years of their writing careers, the chosen authors were writers for the restrictive uniformity of the romance genre predominantly published by Harlequin Enterprises, the study addresses the industry of romance writing that targets women as an audience and uses women writers for the task. To verify that this section of literature, represented partly in both authors' novels, mirrors specific contemporary American concerns and beliefs, transports social and ethical values in the narratives, and adapts to changes of taste and values in the American society, giving the Zeitgeist its due in order to stay marketable, is one main objective of this study.The study contains an in-depth analysis of three of each authors' novels, novels of 1982, 1992, and 2007. Moreover, the author proposes the hypothesis, that, by reading romance novels, a reader reenacts the mythic rite of the old oriental myth of the 'Sacred Marriage'.
This study explores the narrative and ideological development which unfolds in the contemporary popular romance novels of the American romance writers Jayne Ann Krentz and Barbara Delinsky over a period of time of twenty-five years. As in the first ten years of their writing careers, the chosen authors were writers for the restrictive uniformity of the romance genre predominantly published by Harlequin Enterprises, the study addresses the industry of romance writing that targets women as an audience and uses women writers for the task. To verify that this section of literature, represented partly in both authors' novels, mirrors specific contemporary American concerns and beliefs, transports social and ethical values in the narratives, and adapts to changes of taste and values in the American society, giving the Zeitgeist its due in order to stay marketable, is one main objective of this study.The study contains an in-depth analysis of three of each authors' novels, novels of 1982, 1992, and 2007. Moreover, the author proposes the hypothesis, that, by reading romance novels, a reader reenacts the mythic rite of the old oriental myth of the 'Sacred Marriage'.
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Eternally Yours - Challenge and Response (2015)
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Eternally Yours - Challenge and Response (2015)
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