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Michael Ondaatje Haptic Aesthetics And Micropolitical Writing Milena Marinkova

Name: Michael Ondaatje Haptic Aesthetics And Micropolitical Writing Milena Marinkova
SKU: BELL-50669248
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Michael Ondaatje Haptic Aesthetics And Micropolitical Writing Milena Marinkova instant download after payment.

Publisher: Continuum

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.55 MB

Author: Milena Marinkova

ISBN: 9781472542649, 1472542649

Language: English

Year: 2011

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Michael Ondaatje Haptic Aesthetics And Micropolitical Writing Milena Marinkova by Milena Marinkova 9781472542649, 1472542649 instant download after payment.

This study of selected literary and cinematic works by Michael Ondaatje investigates the political potential of the Canadian authors aesthetics. Contributing to current debates about affect and representation, ideology critique and the artwork, trauma and testimony, this book uses the concept of the haptic to demonstrate how Ondaatjes multisensory, fluid and historically inflected writing can forge an enabling relationship between audience, author and text. This is where Ondaatjes micropolitics, often misconstrued as ideologically suspect aestheticism, emerges: a praxis that intimates how one can write and read politically with a difference.