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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Georg Lukács"”.

  1. The expressionist debate in the light of the concerns of postmodernity : Lukacs, Brecht, Lyotard and Habermas

    This dissertation investigates the debate between Georg Lukács and Bertolt Brecht in the 1930s, known as the Expressionist Debate and the controversy between Jean-Francais Lyotard and Juergen Habermas. which took place in the 1980s. The two debates. both of which took place among writers of the …

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  2. Victorian literature and historical time: Genre and historicity after Walter Scott

    … capable of negotiating these changes. Georg Lukács famously associated literature's historicity with the realist novel’s ability to capture social movement through typical characters, a narrative form he tied to the historical fiction of Walter Scott. Yet Lukács believed that a …

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  3. Ideology, Production, and Reproduction: Virginia Woolf, Marie Stopes, and H.D.

    … of post-War normalcy. Addressing critics such as Georg Lukács and Theodor Adorno, I argue that Woolf and H.D.’s goal of breaking the homogenous values of mass-produced art not only speaks to debates surrounding the political utility of modernism but also both writers’ belief that experimental …

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  4. Disconsolate Subjects: Figures of Radical Alterity in the Twentieth Century Novel, From Modernism to Postcolonialism

    … for a global late modernist novel.</p><p>Georg Lukács argued that the transcendental homelessness of modernity is registered most emphatically in the novel, a form he imagined functioning as a surrogate home for rootless modern subjects. The tradition I describe, whose characters trouble …

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  5. The Artist as a Dramatic Character in Contemporary British Drama: A Critical Study of Stoppard, Barker and Wertenbaker

    … as, among others, Immanuel Kant, Oscar Wilde, Georg Lukács, Antonio Gramsci, Walter Benjamin, Viktor Shklovsky, Bertolt Brecht and Jean-Paul Sartre. This investigation concentrates on the conceptualization and contribution of those intellectuals to the definition of the role of the artist. …

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  6. La fotografía de un país en tres obras de Laura Restrepo

    … como marco teórico la teoría marxista de Georg Lukács ya que dicha teoría se enfoca en el hecho de que la novela debe llevar al lector hacia una inmersión en la realidad. Esta realidad no debe ser una simple descripción de la misma, el escritor debe mostrarla a partir de una proyección que …

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  7. La fotografía de un país en tres obras de Laura Restrepo

    … como marco teórico la teoría marxista de Georg Lukács ya que dicha teoría se enfoca en el hecho de que la novela debe llevar al lector hacia una inmersión en la realidad. Esta realidad no debe ser una simple descripción de la misma, el escritor debe mostrarla a partir de una proyección que …

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  8. Playing with Power: An Autoethnographic Study of "The Last of Us" as a Black Gamer

    … <p>▪ Romantic Anti-capitalism: Drawing from Georg Lukács’ concept of “romantic anti-capitalism,” as defined in his book “Theory of the Novel” (1915), and Ernst Bloch’s “Spirit of Utopia” (1918), this term encompasses my enjoyment of narratives and media portraying post-apocalyptic …

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