9781032996967 - nature and narrative: rhetoric and design in contemporary fiction di lehtimäki, markku (4 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The book explores environmental issues in twenty-first-century Anglophone fiction and how those issues are dealt with by specific literary means. It proposes a reciprocal relationship between nature and narrativethe idea according to which nature both informs and inspires artistic creations…, while literary designs and rhetoric also shape our ideas and perceptions of the natural environment. It is argued that in order to address design and rhetoric in environmental texts, we need a close analysis of those world-shaping functions of literary narratives that unite ecocritical and narratological interests. The author presents readings of contemporary novels and their varying ways of seeing nature through narrative devices and fictional minds. The novels discussed in the book are Hilary Mantels Wolf Hall, Toni Morrisons A Mercy, Ian McGuires The North Water, Barbara Kingsolvers The Lacuna, Paul Hardings Tinkers and Enon, J. M. Coetzees Elizabeth Costello, Ian McEwans Solar, and Jenny Offills Weather. Through its analysis of several contemporary novels, the study proposes a reciprocal relationship between nature and narrative, arguing that nature both informs and inspires artistic creations, while literary designs and rhetoric also shape our ideas and perceptions of nature. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The book explores environmental issues in twenty-first-century Anglophone fiction and how those issues are dealt with by specific literary means. It proposes a reciprocal relationship between nature and narrativethe idea according to which nature both informs and inspires artistic creations…, while literary designs and rhetoric also shape our ideas and perceptions of the natural environment. It is argued that in order to address design and rhetoric in environmental texts, we need a close analysis of those world-shaping functions of literary narratives that unite ecocritical and narratological interests. The author presents readings of contemporary novels and their varying ways of seeing nature through narrative devices and fictional minds. The novels discussed in the book are Hilary Mantels Wolf Hall, Toni Morrisons A Mercy, Ian McGuires The North Water, Barbara Kingsolvers The Lacuna, Paul Hardings Tinkers and Enon, J. M. Coetzees Elizabeth Costello, Ian McEwans Solar, and Jenny Offills Weather. Through its analysis of several contemporary novels, the study proposes a reciprocal relationship between nature and narrative, arguing that nature both informs and inspires artistic creations, while literary designs and rhetoric also shape our ideas and perceptions of nature. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.