Titlebook: Life After Literature; Perspectives on Biop Zoltán Kulcsár-Szabó,Tamás Lénárt,Roland Végs? Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 An

神圣將軍

‘Step by Step into Ever Greater Decadence’: Discourses of Life and Metamorphic Anthropology of life and man. This circumstance affords a truly radical critique that exposes the schizoid character of modernity, whose purification procedures—exemplified by discourses of degeneration/decadence—unleash ever more complex forms of hybridization. The posthuman perspective necessitates this hybri

prick-test

節(jié)省

Io’s Writing: Human and Animal in the Prison-House of Fiction Cortázar’s ., to argue that the figure of Argus can be interpreted as a guard who surveils the border between humans and animals. His task is to guarantee that the transition between observers and observed remains impossible. Although in the framework of the fictional universe, Argus’ mission is, o

gait-cycle

‘Lizard on a Sunlit Stone’: L?rinc Szabó and the Biopoetical Beginnings of Modern Poetryumerous lesser-known poems that merit a more thorough poetic inquiry to justify the recent recognition of the poet’s significance. What is most striking in these poems is the way Szabó’s lyric poetry revised the classical-modern constructions of the subject and the concomitant poetic modes of percep

牛的細(xì)微差別

Of Mice and Men: Dissolution and Reconstruction of ‘Nature’s Larger Scheme’: Burns, Mész?ly, Kertész Ovid and Franz Kafka) in European literary texts from the 18th century to the postwar era. The focus is not on the representation of the transformation but on the role and contribution of (literary) texts throughout the transformation. As Agamben points out in his work ., the rhetorical structures

growth-factor