Anarchetypes : A Re-evaluation of Marginal Literary Forms and Genres /

Anarchetypes : A Re-evaluation of Marginal Literary Forms and Genres /

Why have literary works and corpuses - such as ancient Greek-Roman novels, Renaissance chivalric literature, early modern extraordinary voyages, classical French and English romances, or modern fantasy - been rejected from the canon of high literature? This volume aims at introducing the concept of...

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Other Authors: Braga, Corin (Editor)

Format: eBook

Language: English

Published: Leiden ; Boston : BRILL, 2026.

Series: Textxet: Studies in Comparative Literature ; 112.
Literature and Cultural Studies E-Books Online, Collection 2026.

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Literature and Cultural Studies.
Criticism & Theory.
Comparative Studies & World Literature.

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Call Number: PK6530

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Table of Contents:
  • Preface
  • Notes on Contributors
  • 1 Anarchetypes
  •   Corin Braga
  • 2 Anarchetypal Novels of Late Antiquity
  •   Corin Braga
  • 3 At the Margins of French Classical Aesthetics: the Novel and 'Non-canonised' Literature in Late Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century France
  •   Radu Toderici
  • 4 The Anarchetypal Drift of Novelistic Form in the Long Eighteenth Century
  •   Carmen Borbély
  • 5 Fantasy Literature: an (An)archetypological Approach
  •   Marius Conkan
  • 6 Maximalist Novels with Anarchetypal Tendencies in Postmodernism
  •   Alex Văsieș
  • 7 Brain Maps, Visions and Dreams in Mircea Cărtărescu's Anarchetypal Fiction
  •   Ruxandra Cesereanu
  • 8 (Post)Modern Wanderers: Anarchetypal Literary Journeys across North America
  •   Maria Barbu
  • 9 Lost Maps of Social Space: Walking the Memory Routes of Flânerie
  •   Călina Părău
  • 1 Nomadic Writing: the 'Swamp of Memory' and Literature as Ordered Chaos
  •   Laura T. Ilea
  • Index Nominum.