Fictions of the Sea: Critical Perspectives on the Ocean in British Literature and CultureBernhard Klein Routledge, 2 mrt 2017 - 256 pagina's This timely collection brings together twelve original essays on the cultural meaning of the sea in British literature and history, from early modern times to the present. Interdisciplinary in conception, it charts metaphorical and material links between the idea of the sea in the cultural imagination and its significance for the social and political history of Britain, offering a fresh analysis of the impact of the ocean on the formation of British cultural identities. Among the cultural and literary artifacts considered are early modern legal treatises on marine boundaries, Renaissance and Romantic poetry, 19th- and 20th-century novels, popular sea songs, recent Hollywood films, as well as a diverse range of historical and critical writings. Writers discussed include Shakespeare, Milton, Coleridge, Scott, Conrad, du Maurier, Unsworth, O'Brian, and others. All these cultural and literary 'fictions of the sea' are set in relation to wider issues relevant to maritime history and the historical experience of seafaring: problems of navigation and orientation, piracy, empire, colonialism, slavery, multi-ethnic shipboard communities, masculinity, gender relations. By combining the interests of three related but distinct areas of study-the analysis of sea fiction, critical maritime history, and cultural studies-in a focus upon the historical meaning of the sea in relation to its textual and cultural representation, Fictions of the Sea offers an original contribution to the practice of existing disciplines. |
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... tradition. Pope Innocent IV had argued that infidel rulers had to admit peaceful Christian missionaries to their lands, suggesting a natural right to travel freely in peace everywhere.36 Subsequently, the Spanish theologian Francisco de ...
... tradition. Pope Innocent IV had argued that infidel rulers had to admit peaceful Christian missionaries to their lands, suggesting a natural right to travel freely in peace everywhere.36 Subsequently, the Spanish theologian Francisco de ...
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... tradition. In the mid13th century, Pope Innocent IV, in his capacity as a canon lawyer, had argued that all mankind was subject to the jurisdiction of the pope. The pope would judge Christians by canon law, Jews by the Law of Moses, and ...
... tradition. In the mid13th century, Pope Innocent IV, in his capacity as a canon lawyer, had argued that all mankind was subject to the jurisdiction of the pope. The pope would judge Christians by canon law, Jews by the Law of Moses, and ...
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... tradition as had Grotius, but developing the arguments at greater length and in more detail. His goal was to end any ... traditional argument that human beings formed a single species and then concluded that there should be a single head ...
... tradition as had Grotius, but developing the arguments at greater length and in more detail. His goal was to end any ... traditional argument that human beings formed a single species and then concluded that there should be a single head ...
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... traditional enemies of Christendom. A second was that the peoples encountered were living at a primitive level and ... tradition of Europe, the ius commune, but reaching different conclusions.60 In fact, the debate over the sea was an ...
... traditional enemies of Christendom. A second was that the peoples encountered were living at a primitive level and ... tradition of Europe, the ius commune, but reaching different conclusions.60 In fact, the debate over the sea was an ...
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... tradition. But the distinctive medieval inheritance was especially important. The patterns which evolved later in Europe were shaped by the continuing interaction of reason and experience with men's attempts to defend or alter the ideas ...
... tradition. But the distinctive medieval inheritance was especially important. The patterns which evolved later in Europe were shaped by the continuing interaction of reason and experience with men's attempts to defend or alter the ideas ...
Inhoudsopgave
Orientation as a Paradigm of Maritime Modernity | |
Satans Ocean Voyage and 18thCentury Seafaring Trade | |
The Politics of Ships as Social | |
Walter Scotts Imperialism Nationalism and Bourgeois Values | |
The Theory and Practice of Shipwrecking | |
Historicizing the Homeric Sea in Victorian | |
Fictions of | |
Conrads Crews Revisited | |
Heroic Masculinity in English | |
Middle Passage Narratives | |
Metaphors of Crossing and Shipwreck | |
Select Bibliography | |
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Fictions of the Sea: Critical Perspectives on the Ocean in British ... Bernhard Klein Fragmentweergave - 2002 |
Fictions of the Sea: Critical Perspectives on the Ocean in British ... Bernhard Klein Geen voorbeeld beschikbaar - 2016 |
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