Información General

• Autores: Susana Onega Jaén (coord.), Jean-Michel Ganteau (coord.)
• Editores: Brill
• Año de publicación: 2026
• País: Países Bajos
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9789004548299
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Resumen

• Storytelling has always occupied a central role in the configuration of self and world. However, the patterns of meaning it creates are often controversial, as they are metaphoric or holistic. The Handbook of Literary Criticism and Ethics provides a clear roadmap to understanding the changing ethical value attributed to Western literature from the ancient Greeks to the present. Readers will gain a nuanced apprehension of the evolution of literary forms, both alongside and against the dominant cultural paradigms. What ensues are critical reconfigurations of ethics and aesthetics.

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Listado de artículos

• • Introduction

    • Introduction

      Susana Onega Jaén, Jean-Michel Ganteau

      págs. 1-13

      

  • Part 1 From Classical Antiquity to the Modern Era

    • Plato and Aristotle on Poetry: Ethics, Aesthetics, Politics

      Andrea Nightingale

      págs. 17-38

      

    • Criticism and Ethics from the Middle Ages to the Early Modern Period

      Christoph Strosetzki

      págs. 39-65

      

    • The Civic and Moral Value of Literature: from Renaissance Criticism to Madame de Staël's De la littérature

      Alicia C. Montoya

      págs. 66-89

      

  • Part 2 Modernity and Postmodernity

    • To Teach, to Delight and to Move: Interpretation, Canon Formation and the Debate on the Value of Literature

      James Corby

      págs. 93-116

      

    • Literary Ethics in Kant, Schiller, Wordsworth and Goethe

      Stefan H. Uhlig

      págs. 117-140

      

    • Art for Art’s Sake: the Rejection of Ethical Value?

      Florian Kläger

      págs. 141-165

      

    • Realism, Naturalism and Ethics

      Riikka Rossi

      págs. 166-186

      

    • Colonialism, Social Darwinism and the Ethicality of the Literature of the Empire

      Rosario Arias Doblas, Susana Onega Jaén

      págs. 187-210

      

    • Hospitality and the Literature and Ethics of Alterity

      Judith Still

      págs. 211-233

      

    • From Romantic to Modernist to Late Modernist Fiction: an Introduction to the Changing Ethics of Intermittency

      Andrew Gibson

      págs. 234-258

      

    • Dialogism, Heteroglossia, Narrativeness, Foreshadowing, Sideshadowing and the Ethics of Narrative Form

      Gary Saul Morson

      págs. 259-281

      

    • The Ethics of Authorship in Modern Literary Criticism

      Ingo Berensmeyer

      págs. 282-303

      

    • Reader-Response Theory and the Ethics and Aesthetics of Interpretation

      Christopher Weinberger

      págs. 304-326

      

    • Deconstruction and the Ethics of Reading

      Ivan Callus

      págs. 327-356

      

  • Part 3 Recent Developments

    • Revisiting the “Double Turn to Ethics”

      Hanna Meretoja

      págs. 359-377

      

    • The Affordances of Authenticity: Reconstruction, Paradox and the Ethics of New Formalism

      Wolfgang Funk

      págs. 378-399

      

    • Reclaimed Experience: the Ethics of Literary Trauma Theory

      Lucy Bond

      págs. 400-424

      

    • The Queer Theory Turn: from Identity Politics to an Ethics of Affect and Resistance

      María Teresa Escudero Alías

      págs. 425-448

      

    • Disability, Empathy, the Ethics of Care and Beyond

      Chiara Battisti

      págs. 449-474

      

    • Postcolonialism, Multidirectionality and the Literature and Ethics of Welfare

      Beatrice Schuchardt

      págs. 475-497

      

    • Precariousness, Precarity, Homelessness and the Literature and Ethics of Responsiveness

      Joseph Anderton

      págs. 498-521

      

    • Discrimination, Terrorism and the Ethics of Survival

      Sue Vice

      págs. 522-545

      

    • Perception and the Literature and Ethics of Attention

      Jean-Michel Ganteau

      págs. 546-568

      

    • Writing and the Ethics of Entanglement, from Dematerialisation to New Materialism

      Catherine Bernard

      págs. 569-592

      

    • The Literary Representation of Bioethical and Biolegal Issues

      Daniela Carpi

      págs. 593-615

      

    • The Ethics and Literature of Cybernetic Posthumanism, Transhumanism and the Technological Other in the Fourth Industrial Revolution

      Sonia Baelo Allué

      págs. 616-640

      

    • Critical Posthumanism, New Materialism and the Ethics of Inclusion in Speculative Fiction

      Mónica Calvo Pascual

      págs. 641-664

      

    • Beyond the (Post-)Modern: Transmodern Literature and the Ethics and Aesthetics of Re-enchantment

      Susana Onega Jaén

      págs. 665-689