The question posed by this text is: can we use Levinasian ethics in the field of literary studies? In order to provide answer, Levinas?s attitude toward art will need be analyzed. His work contains numerous scattered remarks about literature and other arts, but most explicit statement on relationship between found his essay ?Reality Its Shadow?. Since view is predominantly negative, it poses a ...

The field of Applied Literature is concerned with the practical usages of literature, including the potentials of literature to empower and transform individuals. Jungian criticism, with its suggestions of the possibility of individuation and self-actualization in individuals, has been an important source for scholars in the field of Applied Literature for healing. Still, the traditional Jungia...

New perspectives on Frankenstein are hard to come by. Recent scholarship has provided a wide variety of insights into the novel, making it a central text in feminist studies, the history of the novel, psychoanalytical criticism, and, of course, the impact of science on the novel.2 For reasons that aren't entirely clear, however, the issue of the nature of knowledge—as a cultural artifact—has no...

. . .. How does Mary Shelley conceive of nature as such? In other words, what is nature, both the external world and human nature? Frankenstein insistently raises this question. It is the question that Victor is trying to answer, namely, "whence . . . did the principle of life proceed?" (46). And it is the question that haunts his creature, who repeatedly asks "Who was I? What was I? Whence did...

literature witnessed in the last two centuries frequently monetary approaches that led to philosophizing in the global literary wealth, which were collected during the persistent centuries of human history. it is these approaches can be noted structural literary criticism that address the impact of literary structure. in this article we look at it from a new view as we speak for a short women&a...

ENGL 302 Twentieth-Century Irish Drama. Instr. R. Elliott. 10:00 MWF. After an opening glance at the Anglo-Irish comic tradition, this course will focus on plays written during and since the Irish Renaissance that flowered about 1900. We will discuss works by the major Abbey Theatre playwrights – W. B. Yeats, John Millington Synge, Lady Augusta Gregory, and Sean O’Casey – and link their writing...