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Old Masters In New Interpretations Readings In Literature And Visual Culture 1st Edition Anna Kwiatkowska

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Old Masters In New Interpretations Readings In Literature And Visual Culture 1st Edition Anna Kwiatkowska instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.41 MB

Pages: 207

Author: Anna Kwiatkowska

ISBN: 9781443868457, 1443868450

Language: English

Year: 2017

Edition: 1

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Old Masters In New Interpretations Readings In Literature And Visual Culture 1st Edition Anna Kwiatkowska by Anna Kwiatkowska 9781443868457, 1443868450 instant download after payment.

The volume offers a variety of new interpretations of a selection of well-known and culturally established works of verbal and visual culture. It demonstrates how the two spheres of literature and broadly understood art, as well as the two qualities of old and new, interfuse, affect, re-shape, and complement each other. The focus here is particularly directed towards the perception of the canonical texts of culture by the modern, often young, addressee. Who are the Old Masters? Are contemporary works of art influenced by them? Is it possible to create ‘new classics’ without reference to the established conventions? These basic questions serve as a starting point for a stimulating academic discussion and a vibrant intellectual exchange.