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2 produkter
2 produkter
Essays on Contemporary Dutch Literature
Migration – Identity Negotiation – Cultural memory
Häftad, Engelska, 2022
561 kr
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Dutch culture continues to attract curiosity and interest worldwide, even more so nowthat many are puzzled by the shifting image of the Netherlands in the 21st century: froma country with a long-established progressive tradition and of diffuse cosmopolitanismto a polarized country where a part of the public opinion reverts to nationalism andisolationism.The book examines contemporary Dutch literature, both fiction and nonfiction, thatraises topical themes and preoccupations and documents as much as shapes the discursiveformations in society around migration, diasporic identity and the culturalmemory of colonialism, slave trade and coal mining. Transnationally oriented authorstackle these issues in ways that appear relevant to a global audience.
Del 12 - Drama and Theatre in Early Modern Europe
Revisiting Revenge Tragedy
New Perspectives
Inbunden, Engelska, 2024
1 957 kr
Skickas inom 3-6 vardagar
Revisiting Revenge Tragedy explores one of the most popular and influential genres of early modern theatre. Revenge tragedies resonated with audiences and authors because of their explicit and often horrific depictions of political instability, religious violence, and affective distress. In innovative and provocative ways, this book situates the political, religious, and affective dimensions of such plays within the transnational dynamics of their inception and dissemination across a conflicted Europe, raising questions for us now about authority, tyranny, and justice. Moreover, detailed case studies demonstrate how depicting revenge questioned or evinced sometimes radical sexual, cultural, and political identities and positions.Contributors include Karoline Johanna Baumann, Sarah I. Fengler, Anne Graham, Adam Hansen, Tom Laureys, Vanessa Lim, Marco Prandoni, Cornelis van der Haven, Tim Vergeer, Helen Watanabe-O'Kelly, and Dinah Wouters.