Death is a subject of increasing interest in virtually all
academic disciplines, yet there is surprisingly little theoretical
work on the representation of death in literary contexts. "Death
and Representation" offers a unique collection of international and
interdisciplinary essays, rich in cultural perspectives but sharing
a relatively common vocabulary. It provides models for a number of
interrelated approaches--including psychoanalytic, feminist, and
historical--with essays by prominent and promising scholars.
Contributors are Ernst van Alphen, Mieke Bal, Regina Barreca,
Elisabeth Bronfen, Carol Christ, Sander Gilman, Sarah Webster
Goodwin, Margaret Higonnet, Regina Janes, Ellie Ragland-Sullivan,
Rajeswari Sunder Rajan, Ronald Schleifer, Charles Segal, and
Garrett Stewart.
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