Stanley Cavell and the claim of literature /David Rudrum.

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Rudrum, David, 1974- [Author]

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text

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computer

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online resource

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9781421410494

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PN49 .S736 2013

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Contents:

Making sense(s) of Walden -- The avoidance of Shakespeare -- From the sublime to the ordinary: Stanley Cavell's Beckett -- How to do things with Wordsworth -- What did Cavell want of Poe? -- 'Politics as opposed to what?': social contract and marriage contract in A doll's house -- Tragedy's tragedies: between the skeptical and the ethical -- Conclusion: just an ordinary American tragedy.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Introduction: approaching the unapproachable -- Making sense(s) of Walden -- The avoidance of Shakespeare -- From the sublime to the ordinary: Stanley Cavell's Beckett -- How to do things with Wordsworth -- What did Cavell want of Poe? -- 'Politics as opposed to what?': social contract and marriage contract in A doll's house -- Tragedy's tragedies: between the skeptical and the ethical -- Conclusion: just an ordinary American tragedy.

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