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Constellations Of A Contemporary Romanticism Jacques Khalip Forest Pyle

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Publisher: Fordham University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 24.8 MB

Pages: 344

Author: Jacques Khalip, Forest Pyle

ISBN: 9780823271054, 0823271056

Language: English

Year: 2016

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Constellations Of A Contemporary Romanticism Jacques Khalip Forest Pyle by Jacques Khalip, Forest Pyle 9780823271054, 0823271056 instant download after payment.

Constellations of a Contemporary Romanticism takes its title and point of departure from Walter Benjamin’s concept of the historical constellation, which puts both “contemporary” and “romanticism” in play as period designations and critical paradigms. Featuring fascinating and diverse contributions by an international roster of distinguished scholars working in and out of romanticism―from deconstruction to new historicism, from queer theory to postcolonial studies, from visual culture to biopolitics―this volume makes good on a central tenet of Benjamin’s conception of history: These critics “grasp the constellation” into which our “own era has formed with a definite earlier one.” Each of these essays approaches romanticism as a decisive and unexpired thought experiment that makes demands on and poses questions for our own time: What is the unlived of a contemporary romanticism? What has romanticism’s singular untimeliness bequeathed to futurity? What is romanticism’s contemporary “redemption value” for painting and politics, philosophy and film?