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Evolution, Literary History and Science Fiction
2008THE FIRST LINE OF the Preface of George Levine's study of Darwinian discourse and its connection to the nineteenth-century novel, Darwin Among The Novelists (1988) quotes G. H. Lewes's remark ‘that “science is penetrating everywhere” ‘ (Levine 1988, vii).
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Literary Evolution: How Technology Can (and Will) Enhance Literary Scholarship
2022The impact of computer technology on the creation of the written word is something apparent in the multitude of available e-books, blogs, and collaborative writing sites that populate the internet. Existing and emerging technologies are starting to change not only the format of what is written, but the content and context of modern literature as well ...
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“Modernity” and the Evolution of Literary Consciousness
Diogenes, 1972The difficulties inherent to any analysis of the concept of “modernity” have been frequently emphasised: irregular and approximative semantics, pushed to the limit of totally meaningless, and harmless convention; constant tautology and instability; a whole succession of oppositions, followed by inevitable shifts of meaning and ...
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Evolution and Literary Studies: Time to Evolve
Philosophy and Literature, 2017This essay has two aims: first, to reexamine the assumption that literature is evolutionarily beneficial, and second, to argue that, rather than focusing on the alleged biological base of literature, we should examine the similarities and differences between biological and literary evolution.
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THE AESTHETIC NATURE OF LITERARY CRITICISM AND THE EVOLUTION OF NATIONAL LITERARY THOUGHT
Bulletin of Kyrgyz State University named after I. ArabaevThis article examines the phenomenon of literary criticism as an aesthetic category and provides a comprehensive analysis of its role in the formation and development of national artistic thinking. Literary criticism is defined as a specific form of intellectual and aesthetic activity that reveals the internal laws of literature through the evaluation ...
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Cormac McCarthy's Literary Evolution
In Cormac McCarthy’s Literary Evolution, Daniel Robert King traces McCarthy’s journey from cult figure to literary icon. Drawing extensively on McCarthy’s papers and those of Albert Erskine, his editor and devoted advocate at Random House, as well as the latest in McCarthy scholarship, King investigates the changes that McCarthy’s work as a novelist ...openaire +1 more source