Cultural studies and the new humanities : concepts and controversies /
The contemporary humanities -- from "intertextuality" to "queer theory"--Are a minefield of new theories and controversies. This book explores some of the new ways of thinking about the traditional arts and human sciences, providing historical background, defining key terms, and...
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Melbourne ; New York :
Oxford University Press,
1997.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- -- Part I. The Humanities After Humanism. 1. Post-Humanism
- - 2. The Text, Culture and The Unconscious: Life Without the Cannon
- -- Part II. From Interpretation to Interaction . 1. The Readerly Question: Phenomenology, Semiotics and the Act of Reading
- - 2. The Death of the Author and Intertextuality
- - 3. Seduced by the Text: Theories of the Gaze
- - 4. The Skin of the Text: The Body and Horror
- -- Part III. Contextuality . 1. Contextuality: From Realism to Modernism
- - 2. Contextuality: Feminism and the Fluidity of Noir
- - 3. Contextuality: Postmodernism
- -- Part IV. Texts and Subjects . 1. The Edge of the Mirror: The Subject and the Other
- - 2. Making and Un-Making the Subject
- - 3. Sexuality: Obscured Objects of Desire
- -- Conclusion.