The Oulipo and Modern Thought, Dennis Duncan (Writer and translator) (9780198831631) — Readings Books

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The Oulipo and Modern Thought
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The Oulipo and Modern Thought

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The Oulipo and Modern Thought provides a readable, but rigorous and non-partisan account of some of the group’s intellectual concerns. It mixes literary criticism–close readings and analyses of some of the work published by the group and its members–with archival research that shines a light on the discussions at the group’s early meetings. In doing so, the book highlights the diversity of the Oulipo, as well as the fact that the group has never existed in a vacuum, but was always a witty, often combative voice within its intellectual milieu of writers, academics, psychoanalysts, and others.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Oxford University Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
18 July 2019
Pages
186
ISBN
9780198831631

The Oulipo and Modern Thought provides a readable, but rigorous and non-partisan account of some of the group’s intellectual concerns. It mixes literary criticism–close readings and analyses of some of the work published by the group and its members–with archival research that shines a light on the discussions at the group’s early meetings. In doing so, the book highlights the diversity of the Oulipo, as well as the fact that the group has never existed in a vacuum, but was always a witty, often combative voice within its intellectual milieu of writers, academics, psychoanalysts, and others.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Oxford University Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
18 July 2019
Pages
186
ISBN
9780198831631