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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Dandyism"”.
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A Transnational Bohemia: Dandyism and the Dance in the Futurist Art of Gino Severini, 1909-1914
<p>ABSTRACT</p><p>My dissertation studies the intersection of popular entertainment and the visual arts in Paris during the first decades of the twentieth century and the dialogue that formed between this subculture and the avant-garde factions of Paris and Italy. While this project will focus on …
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Dandyism as a principle of aesthetic composition: a study of Georg Büchner, Franz Kafka and Oswald Wiener.
… writing. It seeks to understand the term "dandyism", and so explain the move from the dandy as a social phenomenon to dandyism as a principle of aesthetic composition. The core of my argument is that the dandy-figure has from the beginning constituted itself as a written text, and that this …
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“I Will Take Your Answer One Way or Another”: The Oscar Wilde Trial Transcripts as Literary Artefacts
… in. Then the different ‘aesthetic models’ from dandyism to decadence will be explained briefly followed by a closer look on Wilde’s self-representation. Afterwards some crucial biographical background information will be given of Wilde, his relationship to Lord Alfred Douglas as well as …
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Wallace Stevens' parodies of the order of paradise
… Stevens often burlesques the trappings of the “dandyism” his early critics thought he espoused.</p> <p>In these early poems Stevens creates personas, dramatic masks of the mind in the act of perception. Many poems disclose, not the author in confused reverie, but a dramatic monologue of a …
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A diversidade intertextual d' A Correspondência de Fradique Mendes : dandismo e jogo(s) de apresentação/simulação
A Correspondência de Fradique Mendes de Eça de Queirós radica numa tradição textual que conheceu uma notória proliferação na literatura europeia do século XIX, nomeadamente em textos de Hippolyte Taine (Notes sur Paris) e Thomas Carlyle (Sartor Resartus). Na verdade, quando a obra é publicada, …