"Spring/Summer 2010." Includes bibliographical references. "Spring/Summer 2010"
Contents:
Part One: Family systems as literary theory. The inhabited temperment in Sons and lovers / Brian Edwards -- Martyring Veda: Mildred Pierce and family systems theory / C.M. Gill -- The Hobson family system in Richard Powers's Prisoner's dilemma / Beth McFarland-Wilson -- Shhhhhhame: silencing the family secret in Sam Shepard's Buried child / Benjamin Opipari -- Androgyny and (near) perfect marriage: a systems view of the genders of Leopold and Molly Bloom -- Part Two: Empirical analyses, bio-evolutionary criticisms, and cognitive constructions. Quantifying tonal analysis in The mayor of Casterbridge / Joseph Carroll, John A. Johnson, et al. -- The bushwhacked piano and the bushwhacked reader: the willing construction of disbelief / Richard J. Gerrig and Giovanna Egidi -- Going no place?: foregrounding nostalgia and psychological spaces in Wharton's The house of mirth / Sean Scanlan -- Intentional meaning in Hamlet: an evolutionary perspective / Joseph Carroll -- "Nothing's going to change my world": narrating memory and selfhood with the Beatles / Kenneth Womack.
Series:
Style, 0039-4238 ; v. 44, no. 1-2
OCLC:
(OCoLC)761199604
Locations:
PLAX964 -- Luther College - Preus Library (Decorah)
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