Dislocation, Writing, and Identity in Australian and Persian Literature
Autor Hasti Abbasien Limba Engleză Paperback – 24 ian 2019
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9783030072001
ISBN-10: 3030072002
Dimensiuni: 148 x 210 mm
Greutate: 0.15 kg
Ediția:Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 2018
Editura: Springer
Colecția Palgrave Pivot
Locul publicării:Cham, Switzerland
ISBN-10: 3030072002
Dimensiuni: 148 x 210 mm
Greutate: 0.15 kg
Ediția:Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 2018
Editura: Springer
Colecția Palgrave Pivot
Locul publicării:Cham, Switzerland
Cuprins
1.
Introduction:
Dislocation
and
Writing
2. Writing in Exile
3. Malouf’sAn Imaginary Life
3.1. Exile and Romantic Writing
3.2. Ovid’s Poetic Language
3.3. Untamed Nature as a “Background to Human Drama”
3.4. The Child: Beyond the Limits of Self-identity
3.5. A Sense of Exile
3.6. Metamorphoses and Metamorphoses
3.7. Symbols: Garden and Seasons
3.8. Sexuality and Desire
4. Parsipur’sWomen Without Menand Iranian Diaspora Women’s Literature
4.1. Goli Taraghi and Scriptotherapy
4.2. Parsipur: ‘a nay-sayer’
4.3. The Story of Parsipur’s Women and Patriarchal Subjugation
4.4. Writing about Taboos and Ridiculing the Imposed Ideologies
4.5. Feminine Writing
4.6. Of Other Spaces: Garden and Heterotopias, Re-evaluation and Restoration
4.7. Nomadic Experience of Women Without Men
4.8. Narratives of Iranian Diaspora Women
4.9. Lipstick Jihad and Hybrid Identity
4.10. Persepolis and a Third Space
5. Conclusion
2. Writing in Exile
3. Malouf’sAn Imaginary Life
3.1. Exile and Romantic Writing
3.2. Ovid’s Poetic Language
3.3. Untamed Nature as a “Background to Human Drama”
3.4. The Child: Beyond the Limits of Self-identity
3.5. A Sense of Exile
3.6. Metamorphoses and Metamorphoses
3.7. Symbols: Garden and Seasons
3.8. Sexuality and Desire
4. Parsipur’sWomen Without Menand Iranian Diaspora Women’s Literature
4.1. Goli Taraghi and Scriptotherapy
4.2. Parsipur: ‘a nay-sayer’
4.3. The Story of Parsipur’s Women and Patriarchal Subjugation
4.4. Writing about Taboos and Ridiculing the Imposed Ideologies
4.5. Feminine Writing
4.6. Of Other Spaces: Garden and Heterotopias, Re-evaluation and Restoration
4.7. Nomadic Experience of Women Without Men
4.8. Narratives of Iranian Diaspora Women
4.9. Lipstick Jihad and Hybrid Identity
4.10. Persepolis and a Third Space
5. Conclusion
Notă biografică
Hasti
Abbasiteaches
Bachelor
of
Arts
courses
at
Griffith
University,
Australia.
Abbasi
has
been
short
listed
for
the
2018
Viva
la
Novella
VI
Prize
for
her
novellaAnd
the
Raindrops
Fill
the
Sea.
Textul de pe ultima copertă
This
study
aims
to
foreground
key
literary
works
in
Persian
and
Australian
culture
that
deal
with
the
representation
of
exile
and
dislocation.
Through
cultural
and
literary
analysis,Dislocation,
Writing,
and
Identity
in
Australian
and
Persian
Literatureinvestigates
the
influence
of
dislocation
on
self-perception
and
the
remaking
of
connections
both
through
the
act
of
writing
and
the
attempt
to
transcend
social
conventions.
Examining
writing
and
identity
in
David
Malouf’sAn
Imaginary
Life(1978),
Iranian
Diaspora
Literature,
and
Shahrnush
Parsipur’s
Women
Without
Men
(1989/
Eng.1998),
Hasti
Abbasi
provides
a
literary
analysis
of
dislocation,
with
its
social
and
psychological
manifestations.
Abbasi
reveals
how
the
exploration
of
exile/dislocation,
as
a
narrative
that
needs
to
be
investigated
through
imagination
and
meditation,
provides
a
mechanism
for
creative
writing
practice.
Caracteristici
Provides
a
case
study
for
understanding
exile
literature
broadly
Examines theories of nomadism, dislocated women, and other socio-cultural and historical aspects of feminist and women’s writing
Investigates the impact of dislocation on literary production and creative writing
Examines theories of nomadism, dislocated women, and other socio-cultural and historical aspects of feminist and women’s writing
Investigates the impact of dislocation on literary production and creative writing