...Jonathan Arac Georg Lukács's Theory of the Novel locates the novel at a particular juncture within the history of Western spirit but not in relation to any specific social, political, or economic history. Mikhail Bakhtin, influenced by Lukács and also by Friedrich Schlegel's theorization...

... profoundly divergent worldviews are suspended next to one another. Works Cited Arendt , Hannah . Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil . New York: Viking, 1963 . Schlegel , Friedrich . Friedrich Schlegel's “Lucinde” and the Fragments . Trans. and intro. Peter Firchow...

... Authors and Uncanny Shadows .” More Than Just Fairy Tales: New Approaches to the Stories of Hans Christian Andersen . Ed. Allen Julie K. . San Diego : Cognella , 2014 . 47 – 56 . Schlegel Friedrich . Philosophical Fragments . Minneapolis : U of Minnesota P , 1991 . 15...

... formulation), "if you have to ask how much it costs, you can't afford it." In Nowards End the models of this almost instinctual investment style are the Schlegel sisters, who long ago read all the books that one ought to have read, but don't even see their accomplishment as an accomplishment...

... is not toward totality but infinity, embodied, for example, in both the original form of Dickens's stories (serialization) and the chaotic structure of the printed books. Duncan finds an exemplary instance (and perhaps a sort of origin) here in Wilhelm Meister , the novel that Friedrich Schlegel, the theorist...

.... Williams , Raymond . The Country and the City . New York: Oxford UP, 1973 . Buying Time: Howards End and Commodified Nostalgia ELIZABETH OUTKA Midway through E. M. Forster's Howards End, the newly married Margaret Schlegel Wilcox returns to the titular...

... an inwardness, a shift away from sudden action, that we often associate with great novels. And when Friedrich Schlegel says “every human being who is cultivated and cultivates himself contains a novel within himself,” he is say- ing something about what plays and poems too may become in the new age (qtd...

...' conceptions of their work: in relation to their nations, to their fellow Europeans, and to all the “momentous interventions that a national spiritual education/intellectual culture [ Geistesbildung ] can make in the destiny of states and the course of universal progress” ( Schlegel 4 ). 7 The Encyclopédie...

... Schlegel sisters are debating these issues at a dinner party, the country is having a conversation about a national minimum wage and fairer wages for female domestic labor. Kohlmann introduces his reading of Howards End with a discussion of Forster's “The Machine Stops,” the sci-fi classic (first...

..., originating with Friedrich Schlegel's Dialogue on Poetry and “further developed in the 1920s and 1930s by Mikhail Bakhtin,” which saw the novel as the breaking of “the age-old norms, both written and nonwritten, that governed ancient and classicist poetics” (14); and the second, “Hegelian and Auerbachian...

... consciousness of an eternal or existential present”—a pure semiosis that exceeds the mimetic constraints of history. This “literary absolute,” as Philippe Lacoue-Labarthe and Jean-Luc Nancy call it in their extended commentary on Friedrich Schlegel and the Jena circle, is the premise of Romanticism as less...

... Sontag, Susan Schlegel, Friedrich On Photography, II: 393 “Letter on the Novel,” I: 190 Spacks, Patricia Meyer, I: 268 Schmitt, Carl speculation, III: 157 The Nomos of the Earth, I: 290 Spence, Jon...

..., & Hegel, Schlegel, Kant &c were discussed under the influence of the whrsky" (12). NOVEL I SUMMER 2006 which focuses our attention on the advantage he enjoys specifically as a literary character, his relative merit, when compared to figures like the dupes, as a work of art. In so...

...-Darwinian, biological narrative of linguistic development. 9 Indo-European, the inflectional language type that August and Friedrich Schlegel and Wilhelm von Humboldt considered to be more linguistically evolved than what they considered monosyllabic (Chinese) and agglutinative (Amer-Indian) types...

... a fragile web of relationships, only the queer kinships he values (Gino, Caroline, Philip and the baby; the Schlegel sisters and their Bast child; Fielding and Aziz) are those "elec- tive human relations based on affection or passion" which a heteronormative and propertarian society refuses...