Concerned with the possibilty of a postmodern ethics of reading. Each chapter discusses a particular aspects of Levina's thought and also contained detailed analysis of particular texts.
Concerned with the possibilty of a postmodern ethics of reading. Each chapter discusses a particular aspects of Levina's thought and also contained detailed analysis of particular texts.
Andrew Gibson is Dircetor of the MA in Postmodernism, Literature and Culture at Royal Holloway, University of London.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction PART I Dissolutions 1 Narrative and alterity 2 Ethics and unrepresentability 3 Ethics and 'the dissolution of the novel' PART II Events 4 Proustian ethics 5 Ethics of the event: Beckett PART III Responses 6 Sensibility 7 Reception and receptivity
Introduction PART I Dissolutions 1 Narrative and alterity 2 Ethics and unrepresentability 3 Ethics and 'the dissolution of the novel' PART II Events 4 Proustian ethics 5 Ethics of the event: Beckett PART III Responses 6 Sensibility 7 Reception and receptivity
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