Issue 2.1 Information
This issue of Mosaic contains the following:
Literature and Alienation
This issue of Mosaic considers the role of alienation in literature, including the sense of alienation found in works by Jean-Paul Sartre, Oscar Wilde, Stefan George, Friedrich Schiller, Shakespeare, Karl Marx, Charles Dickens, Samuel Beckett, and Eugene O’Neill. Collectively, its essays question how “alienation,” an uncommon word in twentieth-century literature, becomes the catalyst for so much artistic production and revolution.
15 essays
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152 pages
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This issue of Mosaic considers the role of alienation in literature, including the sense of alienation found in works by Jean-Paul Sartre, Oscar Wilde, Stefan George, Friedrich Schiller, Shakespeare, Karl Marx, Charles Dickens, Samuel Beckett, and Eugene O’Neill. Collectively, its essays question how “alienation,” an uncommon word in twentieth-century literature, becomes the catalyst for so much artistic production and revolution.
Poem: Think of it...Günter Eich |
The Politics of AlienationPaul Levine |
Alienation, the Destiny of Modern Literature? Oscar Wilde and Stefan GeorgeRené Breugelmans |
The Theme of Alienation in the Literary Works of Jean-Paul SartreEnid Marantz |
Littérature et alienationHubert Aquin |
Poem: SubversionLen Gasparini |
Language and Theatre in Beckett's "English" PlaysD.H. Curnow |
Pity, Alienation and Reconciliation in Eugene O'NeillErnest G. Griffin |
Dickens' Exemplary Aliens: Bumble and Beadle and Fagin the FenceJoseph Gold |
Schiller and "Alienation": Towards a "Nettoyage de la situation verbale" - Some Aspects of the 18th Century BackgroundVictoria L. Rippere |
The Alienation of Lear: King Lear, Act Two Scene FourElizabeth Bieman |
Notes on Marx's Theory of AlienationWayne H. Nielsen |
Nil and NéantC. A. E. Jensen |
Fragmented Man, Fragmented Words, Fragmented RealityJosé-Antonio Valverde |
The Solitary OutsiderKarl W. Maurer |