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portada Reading Into the Stars: Cosmopoetics in the Contemporary Novel (Anglistische Forschungen)
Type
Physical Book
Language
English
Pages
479
Format
Hardcover
ISBN13
9783825368906

Reading Into the Stars: Cosmopoetics in the Contemporary Novel (Anglistische Forschungen)

Florian Klaeger (Author) · Universitatsverlag Winter · Hardcover

Reading Into the Stars: Cosmopoetics in the Contemporary Novel (Anglistische Forschungen) - Florian Klaeger

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Synopsis "Reading Into the Stars: Cosmopoetics in the Contemporary Novel (Anglistische Forschungen)"

(Mis-)readings of the stars and our place in the cosmos have long been used as a metaphor for reading fictional worlds: to speak of 'reading into the stars' is to acknowledge that the stargazer instils the otherwise empty sidereal text with meaning of their own making. By contrasting this activity with novel-reading, the trope of astro-eisegesis raises questions about the nature, potential, and functions of fiction. This amounts to a self-reflexive cosmopoetics of the novel employed by authors such as Martin Amis, John Banville, Andrew Crumey, Zadie Smith, and Jeanette Winterson, among many others. Tracing the development of the trope in narrative fictions since Chaucer and its uses in British and Irish novels since the Apollo moon landings, the book explores the epistemological, ontological and anthropological dimensions of novelistic cosmopoetics.

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