"Intertextuality has been recognised as an important feature of ancient prose fiction and yet it has only received sporadic attention in modern scholarship, despite the recent explosion of interest in the ancient novels. This volume is intended to make a contribution towards fil…
In this book Edward Kamens analyzes a wide selection of poems to show how utamakura came to wield special powers within Japanese poetry. He reveals how poets in generation after generation returned, either in person or in imagination, to these places and to poems about them to e…
In this book Edward Kamens analyzes a wide selection of poems to show how utamakura came to wield special powers within Japanese poetry. He reveals how poets in generation after generation returned, either in person or in imagination, to these places and to poems about them to e…
John and the Synoptics, John and Acts, sequential hypertextuality - Jn 1 as a reworking of Acts 1 - Jn 2-4 as a reworking of Acts 2-8 - Jn 5-12 as a reworking of Acts 9:1-15:9 - Jn 13-17 as a reworking of Acts 15:10-20:38 - Jn 18-20 as a reworking of Acts 21-26 - Jn 21 as a rewo…
"This book takes up key meta-questions in the humanities, with focus on contemporary literary studies, philosophically examines the nature of knowledge therein and addresses the effervescent question of 'relevance.' Its title is a variation on that of M. H. Abrams's collection o…
By examining Djuna Barnes' work, this title raises questions about biography and feminist criticism, identity and authority, and modernist canon formation. It shows how throughout Barnes' corpus the repetition of texts forces us to rethink the relationship between authority and …
In her re-examination of Djuna Barnes' work, the author raises timely questions about Barnes, biography and feminist criticism, identity and authority, and modernist canon formation. Through close readings of Barnes' manuscripts, primary and critical texts, Caselli tackles one o…