9781800799110 - The Power of the Image in the Work of Lídia Jorge: 18 di Torrão, Nazaré (21 risultati)

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Softcover, 23 cm. Condizione: Wie neu. VIII, 280 pp. A very good copy, as new. - Summary: As Aristotle has written, the image is at the core of the souls language. Indeed, given its significant potential and capacity for revelation heightened in a society dominated by visual culture the image would seem to be key to reflecting, critically and creatively, on humanity and on history itself. Lídia Jorge has asserted several times that her writing has always taken as its starting point a powerful and inspiring image, which concentrates the various meanings and reflections that she intends to explore while also dispersing these across her texts. Radiating from the initial image, Jorge manages to develop a gaze which is simultaneously critical, thorough and informative. Scholars point out that whenever language opens to universal images and mythologies capable of conveying visions of clarity, the subversive power of beauty is re-asserted. This power is confirmed and examined from different points of view and theories in this volume. - Contents: Introduction: Poetics of Image (JOSÉ CÂNDIDO DE OLIVEIRA MARTINS AND NAZARÉ TORRÂO) -- Part I From Looking to Seeing: The Potentiality of Images -- 1?Theories of the Image in Lídia Jorge's Fiction (ANA PAULA FERREIRA) -- 2?Lídia Jorge and the Images Burning in the Thickness of Time (MARIA GRACIETE BESSE) -- 3?Lídia Jorge or the Poetic Object as a Sight of the Incommensurable Image (SÓNIA RITA MELO) -- Part II Images and Testimonies -- 4?Chronicle of a Genre Foretold: The crónica's Trajectory in Lídia Jorge's Narrative (ISABEL CRISTINA RODRIGUES) -- 5?For a New Ecology of Human Experience: Images of the Contemporary in Lídia Jorge's crónicas (JOSÉ CÂNDIDO DE OLIVEIRA MARTINS) -- 6 ?Exposing War Crimes: Verbal and Visual Layering in A Costa dos Murmúrios (OLIVIA GLAZE) -- 7 ?The Sonic Ecology of a Falling Empire in "O Amor em Lobito Bay" (PATRÍCIA MARTINHO FERREIRA) -- Part III From Cinema to Literature -- 8 ?A Specular Game of Images: The Representation of the World and of Artistic Creation in O Jardim sem Limites by Lídia Jorge (ALEXANDRA GONÇALVES LOPES) -- 9 ?The Image of a Still Moment That Escapes: O Jardim sem Limites of Lídia Jorge and the Cinema of Tarkovsky (CONCEIÇÃO BRANDÃO) -- 10?Media, Landscape and Identity in O Cais das Merendas (NAZARÉ TORRÃO) -- Part IV The Woman and Her Image -- 11?Image, Body and Identity in A Noite das Mulheres Cantoras (MARIA ARAÚJO DA SILVA) -- 12?Not Ave but Adeus, Maria, or Re-evaluating the Religious in Notícia da Cidade Silvestre (FRANKLIN NELSON) -- Part V Personal Vews -- 13?New Constellations (LÍDIA JORGE) -- 14?Two Paths to Lídia Jorge (AUGUSTO SANTOS SILVA). ISBN 9781800799110 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1042.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A pioneering first in the English language. This is a wonderfully subtle, multifaceted study of the image in the work of one of Portugals greatest writers. Admirable for its depth of analysis and breadth of coverage, this is a real gift for new learners of Portuguese and established scholars alike.(Hilary Owen, University of Oxford)The present collection of essays, produced by some of the best scholars who have dealt with Lidia Jorges work, should be of great help to English readers not familiar with the original language of a compelling, engaging writer deeply concerned with the world she lives in and the future of us all.(Onesimo Teotonio Almeida, Brown University)As Aristotle has written, the image is at the core of the souls language. Indeed, given its significant potential and capacity for revelation heightened in a society dominated by visual culture the image would seem to be key to reflecting, critically and creatively, on humanity and on history itself. Lidia Jorge has asserted several times that her writing has always taken as its starting point a powerful and inspiring image, which concentrates the various meanings and reflections that she intends to explore while also dispersing these across her texts. Radiating from the initial image, Jorge manages to develop a gaze which is simultaneously critical, thorough and informative. Scholars point out that whenever language opens to universal images and mythologies capable of conveying visions of clarity, the subversive power of beauty is re-asserted. This power is confirmed and examined from different points of view and theories in this volume. Lidia Jorge has asserted several times that her writing has always taken as its starting point a powerful and inspiring image. This volume considers the image in her work from different points of views and theories, exploring the subversive power of beauty and a possible poetics of the image. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - «A pioneering first in the English language. This is a wonderfully subtle, multifaceted study of the image in the work of one of Portugal's greatest writers. Admirable for its depth of analysis and breadth of coverage, this is a real gift for new learners of Portuguese and established scholars alike.»(Hilary Owen, University of Oxford)«The present collection of essays, produced by some of the best scholars who have dealt with Lídia Jorge's work, should be of great help to English readers not familiar with the original language of a compelling, engaging writer deeply concerned with the world she lives in and the future of us all.»(Onésimo Teotónio Almeida, Brown University)As Aristotle has written, the image is at the core of the soul's language. Indeed, given its significant potential and capacity for revelation - heightened in a society dominated by visual culture - the image would seem to be key to reflecting, critically and creatively, on humanity and on history itself. Lídia Jorge has asserted several times that her writing has always taken as its starting point a powerful and inspiring image, which concentrates the various meanings and reflections that she intends to explore while also dispersing these across her texts. Radiating from the initial image, Jorge manages to develop a gaze which is simultaneously critical, thorough and informative. Scholars point out that whenever language opens to universal images and mythologies capable of conveying visions of clarity, the subversive power of beauty is re-asserted. This power is confirmed and examined from different points of view and theories in this volume.

Paperback. Condizione: New. «A pioneering first in the English language. This is a wonderfully subtle, multifaceted study of the image in the work of one of Portugal's greatest writers. Admirable for its depth of analysis and breadth of coverage, this is a real gift for new learners of Portuguese and established scholars alike.»(Hilary Owen, University of Oxford)«The present collection of essays, produced by some of the best scholars who have dealt with Lídia Jorge's work, should be of great help to English readers not familiar with the original language of a compelling, engaging writer deeply concerned with the world she lives in and the future of us all.»(Onésimo Teotónio Almeida, Brown University)As Aristotle has written, the image is at the core of the soul's language. Indeed, given its significant potential and capacity for revelation - heightened in a society dominated by visual culture - the image would seem to be key to reflecting, critically and creatively, on humanity and on history itself. Lídia Jorge has asserted several times that her writing has always taken as its starting point a powerful and inspiring image, which concentrates the various meanings and reflections that she intends to explore while also dispersing these across her texts. Radiating from the initial image, Jorge manages to develop a gaze which is simultaneously critical, thorough and informative. Scholars point out that whenever language opens to universal images and mythologies capable of conveying visions of clarity, the subversive power of beauty is re-asserted. This power is confirmed and examined from different points of view and theories in this volume.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. A pioneering first in the English language. This is a wonderfully subtle, multifaceted study of the image in the work of one of Portugals greatest writers. Admirable for its depth of analysis and breadth of coverage, this is a real gift for new learners of Portuguese and established scholars alike.(Hilary Owen, University of Oxford)The present collection of essays, produced by some of the best scholars who have dealt with Lidia Jorges work, should be of great help to English readers not familiar with the original language of a compelling, engaging writer deeply concerned with the world she lives in and the future of us all.(Onesimo Teotonio Almeida, Brown University)As Aristotle has written, the image is at the core of the souls language. Indeed, given its significant potential and capacity for revelation heightened in a society dominated by visual culture the image would seem to be key to reflecting, critically and creatively, on humanity and on history itself. Lidia Jorge has asserted several times that her writing has always taken as its starting point a powerful and inspiring image, which concentrates the various meanings and reflections that she intends to explore while also dispersing these across her texts. Radiating from the initial image, Jorge manages to develop a gaze which is simultaneously critical, thorough and informative. Scholars point out that whenever language opens to universal images and mythologies capable of conveying visions of clarity, the subversive power of beauty is re-asserted. This power is confirmed and examined from different points of view and theories in this volume. Lidia Jorge has asserted several times that her writing has always taken as its starting point a powerful and inspiring image. This volume considers the image in her work from different points of views and theories, exploring the subversive power of beauty and a possible poetics of the image. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -«A pioneering first in the English language. This is a wonderfully subtle, multifaceted study of the image in the work of one of Portugal's greatest writers. Admirable for its depth of analysis and breadth of coverage, this is a real gift for new learners of Portuguese and established scholars alike.»(Hilary Owen, University of Oxford)«The present collection of essays, produced by some of the best scholars who have dealt with Lídia Jorge's work, should be of great help to English readers not familiar with the original language of a compelling, engaging writer deeply concerned with the world she lives in and the future of us all.»(Onésimo Teotónio Almeida, Brown University)As Aristotle has written, the image is at the core of the soul's language. Indeed, given its significant potential and capacity for revelation - heightened in a society dominated by visual culture - the image would seem to be key to reflecting, critically and creatively, on humanity and on history itself. Lídia Jorge has asserted several times that her writing has always taken as its starting point a powerful and inspiring image, which concentrates the various meanings and reflections that she intends to explore while also dispersing these across her texts. Radiating from the initial image, Jorge manages to develop a gaze which is simultaneously critical, thorough and informative. Scholars point out that whenever language opens to universal images and mythologies capable of conveying visions of clarity, the subversive power of beauty is re-asserted. This power is confirmed and examined from different points of view and theories in this volume. 288 pp. Englisch.

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -«A pioneering first in the English language. This is a wonderfully subtle, multifaceted study of the image in the work of one of Portugal¿s greatest writers. Admirable for its depth of analysis and breadth of coverage, this is a real gift for new learners of Portuguese and established scholars alike.»(Hilary Owen, University of Oxford)«The present collection of essays, produced by some of the best scholars who have dealt with Lídia Jorge¿s work, should be of great help to English readers not familiar with the original language of a compelling, engaging writer deeply concerned with the world she lives in and the future of us all.»(Onésimo Teotónio Almeida, Brown University)As Aristotle has written, the image is at the core of the soul¿s language. Indeed, given its significant potential and capacity for revelation ¿ heightened in a society dominated by visual culture ¿ the image would seem to be key to reflecting, critically and creatively, on humanity and on history itself.Lídia Jorge has asserted several times that her writing has always taken as its starting point a powerful and inspiring image, which concentrates the various meanings and reflections that she intends to explore while also dispersing these across her texts. Radiating from the initial image, Jorge manages to develop a gaze which is simultaneously critical, thorough and informative. Scholars point out that whenever language opens to universal images and mythologies capable of conveying visions of clarity, the subversive power of beauty is re-asserted. This power is confirmed and examined from different points of view and theories in this volume.Books on Demand GmbH, Überseering 33, 22297 Hamburg 288 pp. Englisch.