Phrase and Subject: Studies in Literature and Music

Delia da Sousa Correa

Phrase and Subject
Studies in Literature and Music

Edited by Delia da Sousa Correa

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Jacques Derrida (1930-2004), French philosopher

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Legenda (General Series)

Legenda

5 September 2006 • 224pp

ISBN: 978-1-904713-07-4 (hardback) • RRP £80, $110, €95

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The confluence between music and literature, long hymned as sister arts, is a newly burgeoning field of critical inquiry. This innovative collection of interdisciplinary essays provides a valuable introduction to the field, mapping the contours of recent research and investigating the mutual aesthetic influence of the two arts and their common historical ground. The examination of literary works using music as an analogy for literary composition, and the consideration of musical works whose structure is derived from literary models will excite the interest of both professional scholars and students in the fields of musicology, literary studies and modern European languages.

Delia da Sousa Correa is Lecturer in Literature at The Open University. She is the author of George Eliot, Music and Victorian Culture (2002) and editor of The Nineteenth-Century Novel: Realisms (2000).

Reviews:

‘Largely devoted to questions of narrativity, a disputed area within musicology... An interesting but uneven collection.’ — Julian Rushton, Modern Language Review 103.3, July 2008, 810-11 (full text online)
‘Well-structured and coherent... Building on the important, innovative work of one of the volume’s contributors, Lawrence Kramer, the excellent studies collected here represent a vital overview of fruitful lines of inquiry within a vibrant emerging discipline.’ — Forum for Modern Language Studies April 2009, 220)

Contents:

1-10	Introduction Delia da Sousa Correa	Cite
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*Part I: Theoretical Issues*
12-20	Stances towards Music as a Language Daniel Albright	Cite
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21-33	Music before the Literary: Or, the Eventness of Musical Events Anthony Gritten	Cite
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34-44	Music in the Philosophical Imagination: Deconstructing Friedrich Nietzsche’s Human, All Too Human Tina Frühauf	Cite
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45-58	The Force of Music in Derrida’s Writing Peter Dayan	Cite
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*Part II: Generic Alliances*
60-72	Music and Realism: Samuel Richardson, Italian Opera, and English Oratorio Lawrence Woof	Cite
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73-86	Saving the Ordinary: Beethoven’s ‘Ghost’ Trio and the Wheel of History Lawrence Kramer	Cite
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87-98	Musical Scores and Literary Form in Modernism: Ezra Pound’s Pisan Cantos and Samuel Beckett’s Watt Mark Byron	Cite
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*Part III: The Gendered Text*
100-111	Revoicing Rousseau: Staël’s Corinne and the Song of the South Tili Boon Cuillé	Cite
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112-124	The Dear Dead Past: The Piano in Victorian and Edwardian Poetry Regula Hohl Trillini	Cite
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125-134	Music and Kate Chopin’s The Awakening Sue Asbee, Tom Cooper	Cite
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135-146	Narratives of Masculinity and Femininity: Two Schumann Song Cycles Robert Samuels	Cite
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*Part IV: Narrative Modes*
148-152	The Concert as a Literary Genre: Berlioz’s Lélio Guillaume Bordry	Cite
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153-166	Literature as Déjà vu? The Third Movement of Gustav Mahler’s First Symphony Federico Celestini	Cite
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167-177	Fugue or Music Drama? Symmetry, Counterpoint, and Leitmotif in Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov Rosamund Bartlett	Cite
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178-192	Benjamin Britten and Wilfred Owen: An Intertextual Reading of the War Requiem David Crilly	Cite
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Correa, Delia da Sousa (ed.), Phrase and Subject: Studies in Literature and Music (Cambridge: Legenda, 2006)

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Edited by Delia da Sousa Correa

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