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Cognitive literary studies : a conversation with Marco Caracciolo, Monika Fludernik, Patrick Colm Hogan and Karin Kukkonen
The article proposes a conversation on Cognitive Literary Studies with Marco Caracciolo, Monika Fludernik, Patrick Colm Hogan and Karin Kukkonen. Starting from a methodological reflection on the interdisciplinarity of this field, the scholars were asked to consider its foundations by focusing on the relationship between science and literature, and lastly to ponder the prospects of narrative theory, cognitive narratology and literary universals. The interview is preceded by a brief introduction which attempts to outline its purpose.The article proposes a conversation on Cognitive Literary Studies with Marco Caracciolo, Monika Fludernik, Patrick Colm Hogan and Karin Kukkonen. Starting from a methodological reflection on the interdisciplinarity of this field, the scholars were asked to consider its foundations by focusing on the relationship between science and literature, and lastly to ponder the prospects of narrative theory, cognitive narratology and literary universals. The interview is preceded by a brief introduction which attempts to outline its purpose.
Cognitive literary studies : a conversation with Marco Caracciolo, Monika Fludernik, Patrick Colm Hogan and Karin Kukkonen
The article proposes a conversation on Cognitive Literary Studies with Marco Caracciolo, Monika Fludernik, Patrick Colm Hogan and Karin Kukkonen. Starting from a methodological reflection on the interdisciplinarity of this field, the scholars were asked to consider its foundations by focusing on the relationship between science and literature, and lastly to ponder the prospects of narrative theory, cognitive narratology and literary universals. The interview is preceded by a brief introduction which attempts to outline its purpose
Tunne ja genre jälkikolonialistisessa kirjallisuudessa
Patrick Colm Hogan 2025: Colonialism and Literature. An Affective Narratology. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 293 s
Memória e emoção. Analogias e transposições poéticas na obra de Pedro Nava
Este artigo oferece uma leitura do tema da emoção, centrando-se em Baú de ossos (1972), Balão cativo (1973) e Chão de Ferro (1976), de Pedro Nava. O tópico é analisado a partir do discurso memorialístico do autor, considerado em relação aos estudos de Paul John Eakin e Patrick Colm Hogan, no campo da emoção e da memória. A meta é expor como Nava combina domínios discursivos literariamente moldados pela Estética, História e Psicologia para contar histórias de vida
What Is Sexuality?
The second chapter focuses on sexuality. It begins with Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway, a novel that strongly suggests a sort of absoluteness to sexual preference. However derived, Clarissa’s sexual orientation seems impervious to the heterosexual pressures of her society and her own self-conscious wishes. The chapter then turns to a work of amateur pornography from a popular website devoted to body fat fetishism. Rather than intellectualizing sexuality, the author of this work tries to provoke sexual response. The result is a greater challenge to the ideas of those of us who have been nurtured on Woolf and Joyce rather than pornography. Specifically, the story suggests that elicitors of sexual desire may in some cases be at least partially dissociated from sex-related properties. It also points to the importance of one’s relation to one’s own body in sexual desire, a relation that may mirror one’s relation to the body of one’s partner.</p
The uncomfortable American neo-realism of Philip Roth
Diese Diplomarbeit beginnt mit einer Einführung in die geschichtliche Entwicklung des Neo-Realismus. Unter Einbezug der Wurzeln des Genres im neunzehnten Jahrhundert wird veranschaulicht, dass der traditionelle Realismus sich bewährt und im Laufe des zwanzigsten Jahrhunderts zum Neo-Realismus hin weiterentwi-ckelt hat. Literatur dieser Kategorie eignet sich durch ihre Eigenschaften sowie dem angestrebten „Reality-Effect“ besonders gut zur Analyse von „Affective Narratology“ (Patrick Colm Hogan) und dem „Feeling of Body“ (Gallese und Wojciehowski), wes-halb sich eine Zusammenfassung dieser Konzepte im Kapitel 2 findet. Anschlie-ßend werden drei Romane von Philip Roth im Detail betrachtet: When She Was Good (1967), Portnoy’s Complaint (1969) und Everyman (2006). Die Arbeit zeigt auf welche Techniken der Erzähltheorie der Autor verwendet hat, um eine zu Weilen ungemütliche Leseerfahrung zu provozieren. Verstärkt wird dieser Effekt durch die Form der Erzählung, der den Leser mit dem Übertreten von sozialen Normen oder sogar moralischen Konflikten konfrontiert.This thesis starts by exploring the historical background and development of neo-realism. By looking at its origins in the nineteenth century, one will see how tradi-tional realism has survived the test of time and evolved into neo-realism. Due to the characteristics of the genre and the intended reality-effect, it presents ideal material to apply the rather new approach of Affective Narratology (coined by Patrick Colm Hogan) and the Feeling of Body (developed by Gallese and Wojciehowski); there-fore, an introduction to these concepts will be provided. Subsequently, three of Roth’s novels are analyzed–When She Was Good (1967), Portnoy’s Complaint (1969) and Everyman (2006)–accordingly and it is shown which narrative tech-niques were used by the author in order to create a, sometimes, uncomfortable read-ing experience. This effect is enhanced through narrative situations, infringing so-cial conventions and may even create a conflict of moral as a reader’s response
Ethics at the Crossroads of Disciplines: Cognitive, Affect, and Literary Studies
In seinem Buch untersucht Patrick Colm Hogan die Verbindungen zwischen Kognitiver Poetik, Literatur, und Ethik und argumentiert, dass ein kognitives und affektives Verständnis der Konzepte von Erzählung und Empathie Aufschluss über den Prozess hinter unserem moralischen Denken geben kann. Durch seine Interdisziplinarität leistet das Buch nicht nur einen wichtigen Beitrag zur vergleichenden Literaturwissenschaft und Ethik, sondern zielt auch darauf ab, kognitive Poetik und Affektstudien voranzubr ingen.Patrick Colm Hogan’s book explores the interconnections between cognitive science, literature, and ethics. The author argues that a cognitive and affective understanding of the concepts of narrative and empathy may shed light on the process behind our moral thought. Drawing on interdisciplinary expertise, the book not onIy provides an important contribution to comparative literature and ethics but also advances cognitive and affective science
Roundtable: Affect, the Short Story, and the Cycle
The Roundtable The editors of this special section asked a panel of experts to weigh in on questions related to the short story, the short story cycle, genre and form, emotion, affect, and effects on the reader. The roundtable is divided into two sections, the first of which deals with connections between genre, form, and affect, and the second of which deals with the short story cycle. Biographies of the contributors follow: Patrick Colm Hogan is a professor in the English Department and the..
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