Acting, Rhetoric, & Interpretation in Selected Novels by F. Scott Fitzgerald & Saul BellowPeter Lang, 2006 - 188 páginas This book discusses works by F. Scott Fitzgerald and Saul Bellow in terms of the conflicts between rhetorical people (actors replete with ever-changing roles, situations, and strategies, and therefore devoid of single roles) and serious people (actors who possess master situations or a referent reality to which they believe everyone can refer), players and doers, artifices and realities, words and the world, and multivocal and univocal interpretations. This book claims that Fitzgerald's and Bellow's treatment of the concepts of actors and acting in their novels provides insights into the dynamic potential of the trope as presented by recent critics and reveals how some literary theories need refinement and modification. |
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... behavior by portraying it as a place having its own style of charm , color and beauty : The hotel and its bright tan prayer rug of a beach were one . In the early morning the distant image of Cannes , the pink and cream of old ...
... behavior by portraying it as a place having its own style of charm , color and beauty : The hotel and its bright tan prayer rug of a beach were one . In the early morning the distant image of Cannes , the pink and cream of old ...
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... behavior shows that he is far detached from his theory of acting . That is , his sense of bitterness and cynicism at his role as an entertainer starts taking a fixed pattern , a predictable course doing away with his notion of doing the ...
... behavior shows that he is far detached from his theory of acting . That is , his sense of bitterness and cynicism at his role as an entertainer starts taking a fixed pattern , a predictable course doing away with his notion of doing the ...
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... behavior which audiences admire " on the stage as womanish ” ( 436 ) and similarly Bellow maintains , “ My mother used to go to the theater or to the pictures in order to have a good cry ” ( 313 ) . This means both are open to the ...
... behavior which audiences admire " on the stage as womanish ” ( 436 ) and similarly Bellow maintains , “ My mother used to go to the theater or to the pictures in order to have a good cry ” ( 313 ) . This means both are open to the ...
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List of Abbreviations ix | 1 |
a gift for hope | 19 |
Nicks Interpretation as Performance | 37 |
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