A Mieke Bal reader.
Publisher: University of Chicago Press
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 496
Subjects: Arts.; Feminism and art.; Art and religion.
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Analyzing literature in culture; title: Narration and focalization; title: Story of W; title: All in the family: familiarity and estrangement according to Marcel Proust; title: Over-writing as un-writing: descriptions, world-making, and novelistic time; title: Interdisciplinary methodology; title: Scared to death; title: Telling, showing, showing off; title: Enfolding feminism; title: Intention; title: Visual analysis; title: Telling objects: a narrative perspective on collecting; title: Reading art?; title: Reading Bathsheba: from mastercodes to misfits; title: Postmodern theology; title: The rape of narrative and the narrative of rape: speech acts and body language in judges; title: Lots of writing; title: Postmodern theology as cultural analysis; title: Religious canon and literary identity; title: Meanwhile; title: Meanwhile: literature in an expanded field.