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Interpretation of literary process - a systemic approach

, 1992
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Thinking Literary Systems

2021
Les « guides » et « répertoires » font partie des études balzaciennes depuis le XIXe siècle. Ces outils traditionnels des spécialistes, par la systématicité de la pensée balzacienne, anticipent à bien des égards la logique des humanités numériques et intègrent, au début du XXIe siècle, les bases de données structurées sous la forme de livres de ...
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Literary System and Systemic Change: The Prague School Theory of Literary History, 1928–48

PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1979
AbstractStructural linguistics is commonly held to be preoccupied with static language systems at the expense of language history. Yet in the 1920s the Prague Linguistic Circle resolved the structuralist dilemma of a system that ceases to act systemically the moment it undergoes a change.
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Systems of Literary Lionism

2009
The publication of the first two cantos of Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage on 10 March 1812 notoriously sparked a sensation. Even before the poem was officially offered to the public, advance copies stirred excitement about the dashing young noble freshly returned from his exotic travels.1 As Byron’s friend Thomas Moore recalled (or re-imagined) the scene ...
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The Modern Arabic Literary System

2017
This chapter sets out the theoretical framework that underlies the Arabic literary system, outlining the scope of the research subject and the assumptions behind the operative theoretical model. It looks also at the question of how popular literature can be given aesthetic legitimation and refers to the delimiting factors between canonized and non ...
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Literary Systems as Self-Organizing Systems

1990
In this paper I want to show how literary studies can profit from a systems-theoretical approach. Accordingly, I shall not deal with the epistemological problem of knowing whether literature is, in fact, a system. Instead, I shall consider the applicability of systems-theoretical concepts to»literary matters«and the degree to which these concepts help ...
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The Star System in Literary Studies

PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1997
A new form of intellectual authority and professional status has emerged in literary studies since the 1970s. Although some scholars have always been more influential and famous than others, only recently have such scholars been constructed as stars in the media and in the profession.
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Climate Fiction and the World Literary System

2020
The chapter opens with a discussion of two early instances of global warming cli-fi, Arthur Herzog’s Heat and George Turner’s The Sea and Summer, and argues that both are more or less oblivious to the wider world beyond their respective national frontiers.
Andrew Milner, J.R. Burgmann
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The Model System of Contemporary Literary Criticism

Critical Inquiry, 2001
A model system in biology refers to an object or process selected for intensive research as an exemplar of a widely observed feature of life (or disease). Model organisms frequently serve as model systems; many, like strains of laboratory mice, have been standardized through breeding and are obtained commercially.
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