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Literary and Cultural Studies (Fach) / Statements (Lektion)

Important Quotations and Theories

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  • Terry Eagleton "Literature does not exist" "Value-judgements are notoriously variable" "The claim that knowledge should be ‘value-free’ isitself a value-judgement." british literary theorist, cultural materialist, marxist critic
  • Walter J. Org primary, secondary, residual orality
  • Pio Zirimu "Orature"
  • Wilhelm Dilthey juxtaposition of natural sciences and humanities
  • Classical Theory and Criticism Plato, Horace, Aristotle
  • Plato Republic "In the past, it’s always been the poets who’vecomposed untrue stories to tell people, and it’s notdifferent nowadays.’ – ‘Which stories?’ he asked.‘And what’s their defect, in your view?’ […] ‘Usingthe written word to give a distorted image of thenature of the gods and heroes, just as a paintermight produce a portrait which completely fails tocapture the likeness of the original.”
  • Aristotle Poetics Mimesis: Representation is natural to human beings from childhood For this reason poetry is a more philosophical and more seriousthing than history; poetry tends to speak of universals,history of particulars.”
  • Horace Ars Poetica -literary theory in verse form – poetry is not merely inspired madness (as inPlato‘s work), but an art or craft (ars) thatrequires instruction and practice – poetry should both “instruct and delight”(prodesse et delectare) and be “pleasing anduseful” (dulce et utile)
  • Neoclassical Theory and Criticism Sir Philip Sidney
  • Romantic Theory and Criticism Pery Bysshe Shelley
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  • Michel Foucault arbitrary impositions on an otherwise dynamic system • “delimits in the totality of experience a field ofknowledge, defines the mode of being of the objects thatappear in that field, provides man’s everyday perceptionwith theoretical powers, and defines the condition inwhich he can sustain a discourse about things that isrecognized to be true” (172) • a means of creating and controlling knowledge and, thus,of consolidating power
  • Practical Criticism F.R. Leavis
  • New Criticism Allen Tate
  • Susan Sontag Criticism of New Criticism “[W]e need an erotics of art".
  • Modern Hermeneutics Hans Georg Gadamer
  • Louis Althusser Ideology critique "Ideology is the system of ideas and representations which dominate the mind of a man or social group"
  • Clifford Geertz social anthropology "The culture of people is an ensemble of texts"
  • Ferdinand de Saussure signified +signifier
  • Charles Sanders Peirce typology of signs
  • Jacques Derrida "There is nothing outside the text"
  • Jacques Lacan "It is the world of words that creates the world of things"
  • Roland Barthes "The Reality Effect” denotation, connotation, mythology
  • Matthew Arnold "Culture and Anarchy"
  • F.R. and Q.D. Leavis High/Folk/popular culture
  • Frankfurt School "opium for the people" mass popular culture as product of the culture industry
  • Raymond Williams marxist literary critic "Culture is ordinary, that is where we must start"
  • Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies Stuart Hall Aim: social critique and political change
  • Simone de Beauvoir One is not born but rather becomes a woman
  • Elaine Showalter American literary critic and feminist History of Women's Writing
  • Tsvetan Todorov Memory is in no way the opposite of forgetting
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  • Hayden White Emplotment
  • Stephen Greenblatt New Historicism Equal weight of literary and non-literary texts
  • Edward Said Orientalism
  • Macauly Minute on Indian Education
  • Homi Bhabha limits of self/other dichotomies
  • Gayatri Spivak There is no place from which the sexed subaltern subject can speak
  • Stuart Hall identity is a process of becoming
  • counter-discourse writing back to an English canonical text
  • Marlene NourbeSe philip hybrid genre, mother tongue
  • Gayle Rubin "The Traffic in Women" sex vs. gender
  • ecocritisism study of the relationship between literature and physical environment
  • environmentalism resistance to radical social change; small actions
  • deep ecology misanthropic, earth-centered critique
  • ecofeminism relationship to nature differentiated by gender
  • social ecology aim of social and ecological transformation
  • Rachel Carson "A Silent Spring"
  • Niklas Luhmann What we know about society, indeed, about the world we live in, we know it through the mass media.
  • Shannon and Weaver Transmission Model of Communication
  • Stuart Hall encoding/decoding
  • Marshall McLuhan technological determinist message ≠ content