Victimhood and Vulnerability in 21st Century Fiction
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Victimhood and Vulnerability in 21st Century Fiction
Onega, Susana; Ganteau, Jean-Michel
Taylor & Francis Ltd
03/2017
246
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Inglês
9780415788298
15 a 20 dias
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CONTENTS Acknowledgements Notes on Contributors Introduction Susana Onega and Jean-Michel Ganteau PART I: Loss of Affect and Victimization 1 And Yet: Figuring Global Trauma in Ruth Ozeki's A Tale for the Time Being Catherine Bernard 2 "The Willful Child": Resignifying Vulnerability through Affective Attachments in Emma Donoghue's Room Maite Escudero 3 The Construction of Vulnerability and Monstrosity in Slipstream:Tom McCarthy's Remainder Merve Sarikaya-Sen PART II: Gender, Class, Race and the Ethics and Aesthetics of Vulnerability 4 Erasing Female Victimhood: The Debate over Trauma and Truth Angeles de la Concha 5 Vulnerable Ethics and Politics: Peter Ackroyd's Rhetoric of Excess and Indirection in The Lambs of London Susana Onega 6 Reviving Ghosts: The Reversibility of Victims and Vindicators in Sarah Waters's The Little Stranger Eileen Williams-Wanquet 7 A Dialectic of Trauma and Shame: The Politics of Dispossession in Gail Jones's Black Mirror Maria Pilar Royo-Grasa PART III: The Politics of Visibility 8 The Humanism behind Jonathan Coe's Narrative "patchwork[s] of ... coincidences": Acting and Writing around Vulnerability Laurent Mellet 9 The (In)visibility of Systemic Victimization: A Reading of Rupa Bajwa's The Sari Shop Angela Locatelli 10 Shifting Visibilities: The Politics of Trauma and Vulnerability in Neil Bartlett's Skin Lane Jean-Michel Ganteau PART IV: History and the Archive 11 Hidden in Plain Sight: The Vulnerable Shapes of Lisa Appignanesi's Holocaust Narratives Maria Grazia Nicolosi 12 The Archive of a Missed Future: Vulnerability and the Poetics of Helplessness in Jayne Anne Philips's Quiet Dell Marc Amfreville 13 Sympathetic Haunting: An Interview with Jayne Anne Philips Conducted by Marc Amfreville Index
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CONTENTS Acknowledgements Notes on Contributors Introduction Susana Onega and Jean-Michel Ganteau PART I: Loss of Affect and Victimization 1 And Yet: Figuring Global Trauma in Ruth Ozeki's A Tale for the Time Being Catherine Bernard 2 "The Willful Child": Resignifying Vulnerability through Affective Attachments in Emma Donoghue's Room Maite Escudero 3 The Construction of Vulnerability and Monstrosity in Slipstream:Tom McCarthy's Remainder Merve Sarikaya-Sen PART II: Gender, Class, Race and the Ethics and Aesthetics of Vulnerability 4 Erasing Female Victimhood: The Debate over Trauma and Truth Angeles de la Concha 5 Vulnerable Ethics and Politics: Peter Ackroyd's Rhetoric of Excess and Indirection in The Lambs of London Susana Onega 6 Reviving Ghosts: The Reversibility of Victims and Vindicators in Sarah Waters's The Little Stranger Eileen Williams-Wanquet 7 A Dialectic of Trauma and Shame: The Politics of Dispossession in Gail Jones's Black Mirror Maria Pilar Royo-Grasa PART III: The Politics of Visibility 8 The Humanism behind Jonathan Coe's Narrative "patchwork[s] of ... coincidences": Acting and Writing around Vulnerability Laurent Mellet 9 The (In)visibility of Systemic Victimization: A Reading of Rupa Bajwa's The Sari Shop Angela Locatelli 10 Shifting Visibilities: The Politics of Trauma and Vulnerability in Neil Bartlett's Skin Lane Jean-Michel Ganteau PART IV: History and the Archive 11 Hidden in Plain Sight: The Vulnerable Shapes of Lisa Appignanesi's Holocaust Narratives Maria Grazia Nicolosi 12 The Archive of a Missed Future: Vulnerability and the Poetics of Helplessness in Jayne Anne Philips's Quiet Dell Marc Amfreville 13 Sympathetic Haunting: An Interview with Jayne Anne Philips Conducted by Marc Amfreville Index
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