Grasses That Have No Fields: From Gerald Murnane's 'Inland' to a Phenomenology of Isogonic Constitution

Grasses That Have No Fields : From Gerald Murnane's 'Inland' to a Phenomenology of Isogonic Constitution

Fawkner, Harald, 1946- (author): Stockholms universitet,Engelska institutionen

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Abstract Subject headings

By elucidating the isogonic structures of affectivity and landscaping in Gerald Murnane's novel 'Inland,' the study demonstrates the reductive nature of analytic models based on world-positioning. Since the constitution of a literary work does not involve the object-like units and displacements that are viewable in the realm of constituted worlds, literary theories based on the event of investigating worlds cannot clarify a literary text's self-actualization. Extrinsic procedures do not touch the core of the literary work of art. Nor do they touch the nuances of its surface texture that make it specific.

HUMANIORA -- Språk och litteratur -- Litteraturvetenskap (hsv//swe)
HUMANITIES -- Languages and Literature -- General Literary Studies (hsv//eng)

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