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  1. Strange Gourmets
    Sophistication, Theory, and the Novel
    Autor*in: Litvak, Joseph
    Erschienen: [1997]; © 1997
    Verlag:  Duke University Press, Durham

    Theoretically sophisticated: How often has this term been used to distinguish a work of contemporary criticism, and what, exactly, does it mean? In Strange Gourmets, Joseph Litvak reclaims sophistication from its negative connotations and turns the... mehr

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    Theoretically sophisticated: How often has this term been used to distinguish a work of contemporary criticism, and what, exactly, does it mean? In Strange Gourmets, Joseph Litvak reclaims sophistication from its negative connotations and turns the spotlight on those who, even as they demonize sophistication, surreptitiously and extensively use it.Though commonly thought of as a kind of worldliness at its best and an elitist snobbery at its worst, sophistication, Litvak reminds us, remains tied to its earlier, if forgotten, meaning of "perversion"-a perversion whose avatars are the homosexual and the intellectual. Proceeding with his investigations from a specifically gay academic perspective, Litvak presents thoroughly inventive readings of novels by Austen, Thackeray, and Proust, and of theoretical works by Adorno and Barthes, each text epitomizing sophistication in one of its more familiar modes. Among the issues he explores are the ways in which these texts teach sophistication, the embarrassment that sophistication causes the sophisticated, and how the class politics of sophistication are inseparable from its sexual politics. Helping gay, queer, feminist, and other provocative critics to make the most of their bad publicity, Litvak mindfully celebrates sophistication's economy of taste and pleasure

     
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  2. Caught in the Act
    Theatricality in the Nineteenth-Century English Novel
    Autor*in: Litvak, Joseph
    Erschienen: 1992; ©1992
    Verlag:  University of California Press, Berkeley, CA ; Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin

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    Schlagworte: Englisch; Schauspieler <Motiv>; Theater <Motiv>; Schauspieler; Roman; Theater
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  3. Strange Gourmets
    Sophistication, Theory, and the Novel
    Autor*in: Litvak, Joseph
    Erschienen: [1997]
    Verlag:  Duke University Press, Durham

    Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1 Delicacy and Disgust, Mourning and Melancholia, Privilege and Perversity: Pride and Prejudice -- 2 Bon Chic, Bon Genre: Sophistication and History in Northanger Abbey -- 3 Kiss Me,... mehr

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    Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1 Delicacy and Disgust, Mourning and Melancholia, Privilege and Perversity: Pride and Prejudice -- 2 Bon Chic, Bon Genre: Sophistication and History in Northanger Abbey -- 3 Kiss Me, Stupid: Sophistication and Snobbery in Vanity Fair -- 4 Taste, Waste, Proust -- 5 Expensive Tastes: Adorno, Barthes, and Cultural Studies -- Notes -- Works Cited -- Index Theoretically sophisticated: How often has this term been used to distinguish a work of contemporary criticism, and what, exactly, does it mean? In Strange Gourmets, Joseph Litvak reclaims sophistication from its negative connotations and turns the spotlight on those who, even as they demonize sophistication, surreptitiously and extensively use it.Though commonly thought of as a kind of worldliness at its best and an elitist snobbery at its worst, sophistication, Litvak reminds us, remains tied to its earlier, if forgotten, meaning of "perversion"—a perversion whose avatars are the homosexual and the intellectual. Proceeding with his investigations from a specifically gay academic perspective, Litvak presents thoroughly inventive readings of novels by Austen, Thackeray, and Proust, and of theoretical works by Adorno and Barthes, each text epitomizing sophistication in one of its more familiar modes. Among the issues he explores are the ways in which these texts teach sophistication, the embarrassment that sophistication causes the sophisticated, and how the class politics of sophistication are inseparable from its sexual politics. Helping gay, queer, feminist, and other provocative critics to make the most of their bad publicity, Litvak mindfully celebrates sophistication’s economy of taste and pleasure

     
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  4. Caught in the act
    theatricality in the nineteenth-century English novel
    Autor*in: Litvak, Joseph
    Erschienen: 1992
    Verlag:  University of California Press, Berkeley

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    ISBN: 0520074521; 0520911377; 0585161232; 9780520911376; 9780585161235
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    Schlagworte: LITERARY CRITICISM / European / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh; Acting in literature; Actors in literature; English fiction; Performing arts in literature; Theater in literature; English fiction; Performing arts in literature; Theater in literature; Actors in literature; Acting in literature; Theater <Motiv>; Schauspieler <Motiv>; Englisch; Roman
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    Includes bibliographical references and index

    Infection of acting : theatricals and theatricality in Mansfield Park -- Governess as actress : the inscription of theatricality in Jane Eyre -- Scenes of writing, scenes of instruction : authority and subversion in Villette -- Dickens and sensationalism -- Poetry and theatricality in Daniel Deronda -- Making a scene : Henry James's theater of embarrassment -- Actress, monster, novelist : figuration and counterplot in The Tragic muse

    In Caught in the Act, Joseph Litvak reveals not only the surprising wealth of theatrical themes in the canonical nineteenth-century English novel, but also the complex and over-determined politics of this theatricality. Nineteenth-century fiction is typically understood as enshrining the bourgeois values of privacy, domesticity, subjectivity, and sincerity. But Litvak demonstrates that private experience in the novels of Jane Austen, Charlotte Bronte, George Eliot, and Henry James is in fact a rigorous enactment of a public script that constructs normative gender and class identities. These novels also display extravagant theatrical forms like travesty, transvestism, charade, and carnival. The theatricality enforces social norms at the same time that it provides ways for novelists to resist them. Litvak thus challenges recent interpretations of the nineteenth-century novel as a disciplinary apparatus. His approach encourages a rethinking of the genre and its varied cultural contexts in all their instability and ambivalence. In addition to a new interpretation, this rethinking offers a new, more frankly theatrical approach to interpretation itself. Litvak argues that the theatricality of the nineteenth-century novel anticipates the late twentieth-century strategies of feminist and gay critical performance
  5. Strange Gourmets
    Sophistication, Theory, and the Novel
    Autor*in: Litvak, Joseph
    Erschienen: [1997]; © 1997
    Verlag:  Duke University Press, Durham

    Theoretically sophisticated: How often has this term been used to distinguish a work of contemporary criticism, and what, exactly, does it mean? In Strange Gourmets, Joseph Litvak reclaims sophistication from its negative connotations and turns the... mehr

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    Theoretically sophisticated: How often has this term been used to distinguish a work of contemporary criticism, and what, exactly, does it mean? In Strange Gourmets, Joseph Litvak reclaims sophistication from its negative connotations and turns the spotlight on those who, even as they demonize sophistication, surreptitiously and extensively use it.Though commonly thought of as a kind of worldliness at its best and an elitist snobbery at its worst, sophistication, Litvak reminds us, remains tied to its earlier, if forgotten, meaning of "perversion"-a perversion whose avatars are the homosexual and the intellectual. Proceeding with his investigations from a specifically gay academic perspective, Litvak presents thoroughly inventive readings of novels by Austen, Thackeray, and Proust, and of theoretical works by Adorno and Barthes, each text epitomizing sophistication in one of its more familiar modes. Among the issues he explores are the ways in which these texts teach sophistication, the embarrassment that sophistication causes the sophisticated, and how the class politics of sophistication are inseparable from its sexual politics. Helping gay, queer, feminist, and other provocative critics to make the most of their bad publicity, Litvak mindfully celebrates sophistication's economy of taste and pleasure

     
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  6. Caught in the Act
    Theatricality in the Nineteenth-Century English Novel
    Autor*in: Litvak, Joseph
    Erschienen: [1992]; ©1992
    Verlag:  University of California Press, Berkeley, CA

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  7. Strange gourmets
    sophistication, theory, and the novel
    Autor*in: Litvak, Joseph
    Erschienen: 1997
    Verlag:  Duke University Press, Durham

    "Theoretically sophisticated: How often has this term been used to distinguish a work of contemporary criticism, and what, exactly, does it mean? In Strange Gourmets, Joseph Litvak reclaims sophistication from its negative connotations and turns the... mehr

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    "Theoretically sophisticated: How often has this term been used to distinguish a work of contemporary criticism, and what, exactly, does it mean? In Strange Gourmets, Joseph Litvak reclaims sophistication from its negative connotations and turns the spotlight on those who, even as they demonize sophistication, surreptitiously and extensively use it." "Though commonly thought of as a kind of wordliness as its best and an elitist snobbery at its worst, sophistication, Litvak reminds us, remains tied to its earlier, if forgotten, meaning of "perversion" - a perversion whose avatars are the homosexual and the intellectual. Proceeding with his investigations from a specifically gay academic perspective, Litvak presents thoroughly inventive readings of novels by Austen, Thackeray, and Proust, and of theoretical works by Adorno and Barthes, each text epitomizing sophistication in one of its more familiar modes. Among the issues he explores are the ways in which these texts teach sophistication, the embarrassment that sophistication causes the sophisticated, and how the class politics of sophistication are inseparable from its sexual politics."--BOOK JACKET

     
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    Includes bibliographical references (pages [171]-175) and index

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    Delicacy and disgust, mourning and melancholia, privilege and perversity: Pride and prejudiceBon chic, bon genre: sophistication and history in Northanger AbbeyKiss me, stupid: sophistication and snobbery in Vanity fairTaste, waste, ProustExpensive tastes: Adorno, Barthes, and cultural studies.
  8. Caught in the act
    theatricality in the nineteenth-century English novel
    Autor*in: Litvak, Joseph
    Erschienen: 1992
    Verlag:  University of California Press, Berkeley ; EBSCO Industries, Inc., Birmingham, AL, USA

    In Caught in the Act, Joseph Litvak reveals not only the surprising wealth of theatrical themes in the canonical nineteenth-century English novel, but also the complex and over-determined politics of this theatricality. Nineteenth-century fiction is... mehr

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    In Caught in the Act, Joseph Litvak reveals not only the surprising wealth of theatrical themes in the canonical nineteenth-century English novel, but also the complex and over-determined politics of this theatricality. Nineteenth-century fiction is typically understood as enshrining the bourgeois values of privacy, domesticity, subjectivity, and sincerity. But Litvak demonstrates that private experience in the novels of Jane Austen, Charlotte Bronte, George Eliot, and Henry James is in fact a rigorous enactment of a public script that constructs normative gender and class identities. These novels also display extravagant theatrical forms like travesty, transvestism, charade, and carnival. The theatricality enforces social norms at the same time that it provides ways for novelists to resist them. Litvak thus challenges recent interpretations of the nineteenth-century novel as a disciplinary apparatus. His approach encourages a rethinking of the genre and its varied cultural contexts in all their instability and ambivalence. In addition to a new interpretation, this rethinking offers a new, more frankly theatrical approach to interpretation itself. Litvak argues that the theatricality of the nineteenth-century novel anticipates the late twentieth-century strategies of feminist and gay critical performance.

     
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    Schlagworte: Englisch; Schauspieler <Motiv>; Theater <Motiv>; Schauspieler; Roman; Theater
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    Includes bibliographical references and index
  9. Strange Gourmets
    Sophistication, Theory, and the Novel
    Autor*in: Litvak, Joseph
    Erschienen: 1997; ©1997
    Verlag:  Duke University Press, Durham ; Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin

    Theoretically sophisticated: How often has this term been used to distinguish a work of contemporary criticism, and what, exactly, does it mean? In Strange Gourmets, Joseph Litvak reclaims sophistication from its negative connotations and turns the... mehr

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    Theoretically sophisticated: How often has this term been used to distinguish a work of contemporary criticism, and what, exactly, does it mean? In Strange Gourmets, Joseph Litvak reclaims sophistication from its negative connotations and turns the spotlight on those who, even as they demonize sophistication, surreptitiously and extensively use it.Though commonly thought of as a kind of worldliness at its best and an elitist snobbery at its worst, sophistication, Litvak reminds us, remains tied to its earlier, if forgotten, meaning of "perversion"-a perversion whose avatars are the homosexual and the intellectual. Proceeding with his investigations from a specifically gay academic perspective, Litvak presents thoroughly inventive readings of novels by Austen, Thackeray, and Proust, and of theoretical works by Adorno and Barthes, each text epitomizing sophistication in one of its more familiar modes. Among the issues he explores are the ways in which these texts teach sophistication, the embarrassment that sophistication causes the sophisticated, and how the class politics of sophistication are inseparable from its sexual politics. Helping gay, queer, feminist, and other provocative critics to make the most of their bad publicity, Litvak mindfully celebrates sophistication's economy of taste and pleasure.

     
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  10. Caught in the act
    theatricality in the nineteenth-century English novel
    Autor*in: Litvak, Joseph
    Erschienen: 1992
    Verlag:  Univ. of California Pr., Berkeley, Calif. [u.a.]

    Our society, Michel Foucault argued famously, is one not of spectacle but of surveillance. This book takes as its point of departure that rather stark representation of our society, which, in Foucault s account, is also the society of the nineteenth... mehr

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    Our society, Michel Foucault argued famously, is one not of spectacle but of surveillance. This book takes as its point of departure that rather stark representation of our society, which, in Foucault s account, is also the society of the nineteenth century. That is, the readings offered here presuppose the overtly nontheatrical, even antitheatrical, character of the culture inhabited indeed, to a certain extent, constructed by the novels under analysis. Yet if these readings depart from that assumption in the sense of proceeding from it, they would also depart from it in the sense of leaving it behind or would at least challenge it insistently and inventively enough so that a richer understanding of social interaction.

     
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    Schlagworte: English fiction; Performing arts in literature; Theater in literature; Actors in literature; Acting in literature
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