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Fictions of Infinity: Levinasian Ethics in 21st-Century Novels (Buchreihe der Anglia Anglia Book Book 71)
Author: Martin Riedelsheimer
Year: October 12, 2020
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Fictions of Infinity: Levinasian Ethics in 21st Century Novels In an era where technology is rapidly evolving, it has become increasingly important to study and understand the process of technological advancements and their impact on humanity. As we navigate the complexities of modern knowledge, it is crucial to develop a personal paradigm for perceiving the technological process and its effects on our lives. This paradigm can serve as the basis for the survival of humanity and the unity of people in a world filled with conflict and division. Fictions of Infinity: Levinasian Ethics in 21st Century Novels delves into the connection between infinity and Levinasian ethics in contemporary literature, exploring how these concepts can be applied to the challenges of our time. The book begins by examining the paradox of how infinity can be represented in the finite space of a book. Through the use of conceptual metaphor theory and classical narratology, the author reveals that texts with certain structures can be understood as infinite. The catachrestic transfer of infinity from structure to text means that these texts themselves are considered infinite, disrupting traditional reading patterns and calling into question the reader's spontaneity to interpret. Taking its cue from Emmanuel Levinas's central role of the infinite in his ethics, the book argues that such "fictions of infinity" have the potential to uncover ethical possibilities in fiction. The author puts this hypothesis to the test through detailed readings of four 21st century novels: David Mitchell's Cloud Atlas, Jeanette Winterson's The Stone Gods, Ian McEwan's Saturday, and John Banville's The Infinities.
Fictions of Infinity: vinasian Ethics in 21st Century Novels В эпоху, когда технологии быстро развиваются, становится все более важным изучать и понимать процесс технологических достижений и их влияние на человечество. Поскольку мы ориентируемся в сложностях современных знаний, крайне важно разработать личную парадигму для восприятия технологического процесса и его влияния на нашу жизнь. Эта парадигма может служить основой для выживания человечества и единства людей в мире, наполненном конфликтами и разделениями. Fictions of Infinity: vinasian Ethics in 21st Century Novels углубляется в связь между бесконечностью и левинасийской этикой в современной литературе, исследуя, как эти понятия могут быть применены к вызовам современности. Книга начинается с изучения парадокса того, как бесконечность может быть представлена в конечном пространстве книги. Через использование концептуальной теории метафор и классической нарратологии автор раскрывает, что тексты с определёнными структурами можно понимать как бесконечные. Катахрестическая передача бесконечности от структуры к тексту означает, что сами эти тексты считаются бесконечными, нарушая традиционные шаблоны чтения и ставя под сомнение спонтанность читателя интерпретировать. Взяв за основу центральную роль бесконечного в его этике Эммануэля Левинаса, книга утверждает, что такие «вымыслы бесконечности» имеют потенциал для раскрытия этических возможностей в художественной литературе. Автор подвергает эту гипотезу проверке через подробные прочтения четырех романов XXI века: «Облачный атлас» Дэвида Митчелла, «Каменные боги» Жанетт Уинтерсон, «Суббота» Иэна Макьюэна и «Бесконечности» Джона Бэнвилла.
Fictions of Infinity : Vinasian Ethics in 21st Century Novels À une époque où la technologie évolue rapidement, il devient de plus en plus important d'étudier et de comprendre le processus des progrès technologiques et leur impact sur l'humanité. Comme nous nous concentrons sur la complexité des connaissances modernes, il est essentiel de développer un paradigme personnel pour percevoir le processus technologique et son impact sur nos vies. Ce paradigme peut servir de base à la survie de l'humanité et à l'unité des hommes dans un monde rempli de conflits et de divisions. Fictions of Infinity : Vinasian Ethics in 21st Century Novels explore le lien entre l'infini et l'éthique levinasienne dans la littérature moderne en explorant comment ces concepts peuvent être appliqués aux défis de la modernité. livre commence par étudier le paradoxe de la façon dont l'infini peut être représenté dans l'espace final du livre. Par l'utilisation de la théorie conceptuelle des métaphores et de la narratologie classique, l'auteur révèle que les textes avec certaines structures peuvent être compris comme infinis. La transmission catachratique de l'infini de la structure au texte signifie que ces textes eux-mêmes sont considérés comme infinis, brisant les schémas de lecture traditionnels et remettant en question la spontanéité du lecteur à interpréter. Prenant pour base le rôle central de l'infini dans son éthique d'Emmanuel vinas, le livre affirme que de telles « fictions de l'infini » ont le potentiel de révéler des possibilités éthiques dans la fiction. L'auteur soumet cette hypothèse à la vérification à travers des lectures détaillées de quatre romans du XXIe siècle : « L'atlas des nuages » de David Mitchell, « s dieux de pierre » de Jeanette Winterson, « Samedi » d'Ian McEwan et « L'infini » de John Banville.
Fictions of Infinity: vinasian Ethics in 21st Century Novels En una época en que la tecnología evoluciona rápidamente, es cada vez más importante estudiar y comprender el proceso de los avances tecnológicos y su impacto en la humanidad. A medida que nos enfocamos en las complejidades del conocimiento moderno, es crucial desarrollar un paradigma personal para percibir el proceso tecnológico y su impacto en nuestras vidas. Este paradigma puede servir de base para la supervivencia de la humanidad y la unidad de los seres humanos en un mundo lleno de conflictos y divisiones. Fictions of Infinity: vinasian Ethics in 21st Century Novels profundiza en la relación entre el infinito y la ética levinasiana en la literatura moderna, investigando cómo estos conceptos pueden aplicarse a los desafíos de la modernidad. libro comienza estudiando la paradoja de cómo se puede representar el infinito en el espacio final del libro. A través del uso de la teoría conceptual de las metáforas y la narratología clásica, el autor revela que los textos con ciertas estructuras pueden entenderse como infinitos. La transmisión catacrética del infinito de la estructura al texto significa que estos mismos textos son considerados infinitos, rompiendo los patrones tradicionales de lectura y cuestionando la espontaneidad del lector para interpretar. Tomando como base el papel central del infinito en su ética Emmanuel vinas, el libro sostiene que tales «ficciones del infinito» tienen el potencial de desatar oportunidades éticas en la ficción. autor somete a prueba esta hipótesis a través de lecturas detalladas de cuatro novelas del siglo XXI: «atlas de la nube», de David Mitchell, « dioses de piedra», de Jeanette Winterson, «sábado», de Ian McEwan, y «Infinity», de John Banville.
Fictions of Infinity: vinasian Ethics in 21st Century Novels In un'epoca in cui la tecnologia sta evolvendo rapidamente, è sempre più importante studiare e comprendere il processo dei progressi tecnologici e il loro impatto sull'umanità. Poiché ci concentriamo sulla complessità della conoscenza moderna, è fondamentale sviluppare un paradigma personale per la percezione del processo tecnologico e del suo impatto sulle nostre vite. Questo paradigma può essere la base per la sopravvivenza dell'umanità e dell'unità delle persone in un mondo pieno di conflitti e divisioni. Fictions of Infinity: vinasian Ethics in 21st Century Novels approfondisce il legame tra l'infinito e l'etica levinasiana nella letteratura moderna, esplorando come questi concetti possono essere applicati alle sfide della modernità. Il libro inizia studiando il paradosso di come l'infinito può essere rappresentato nello spazio finale del libro. Attraverso l'uso della teoria concettuale delle metafore e della narratologia classica, l'autore rivela che i testi con strutture specifiche possono essere interpretati come infiniti. La trasmissione catacrestica dell'infinito dalla struttura al testo significa che questi testi sono considerati infiniti, violando i modelli di lettura tradizionali e mettendo in dubbio la spontaneità del lettore interpretare. Prendendo come base il ruolo centrale dell'infinito nella sua etica Emmanuel vinas, il libro sostiene che tali «finzioni dell'infinito» hanno il potenziale di rivelare le opportunità etiche nella letteratura artistica. L'autore mette alla prova questa ipotesi attraverso una lettura dettagliata di quattro romanzi del XXI secolo: «Il cloud atlante» di David Mitchell, «Gli dei di pietra» di Jeanette Winterson, «Il sabato» di Ian McEwan e «Infinito» di John Banville.
Fictions of Infinity: vinasian Ethics in 21st Century Novels In einer Zeit, in der sich die Technologie rasant weiterentwickelt, wird es immer wichtiger, den Prozess des technologischen Fortschritts und seine Auswirkungen auf die Menschheit zu untersuchen und zu verstehen. Da wir uns auf die Komplexität des heutigen Wissens konzentrieren, ist es von entscheidender Bedeutung, ein persönliches Paradigma für die Wahrnehmung des technologischen Prozesses und seiner Auswirkungen auf unser ben zu entwickeln. Dieses Paradigma kann als Grundlage für das Überleben der Menschheit und die Einheit der Menschen in einer Welt voller Konflikte und Spaltungen dienen. Fiktionen der Unendlichkeit: vinasian Ethics in 21st Century Novels vertieft die Beziehung zwischen Unendlichkeit und vinasian Ethik in der zeitgenössischen Literatur und untersucht, wie diese Konzepte auf die Herausforderungen unserer Zeit angewendet werden können. Das Buch beginnt mit einer Untersuchung des Paradoxons, wie Unendlichkeit im endlichen Raum des Buches dargestellt werden kann. Durch den Einsatz der konzeptuellen Metaphertheorie und der klassischen Narratologie offenbart der Autor, dass Texte mit bestimmten Strukturen als unendlich verstanden werden können. Die katachrestische Übertragung der Unendlichkeit von der Struktur auf den Text bedeutet, dass diese Texte selbst als unendlich gelten, die traditionellen semuster stören und die Spontaneität des sers in Frage stellen. Ausgehend von der zentralen Rolle des Unendlichen in seiner Ethik, Emmanuel vinas, argumentiert das Buch, dass solche „Fiktionen der Unendlichkeit“ das Potenzial haben, ethische Möglichkeiten in der Fiktion aufzudecken. Der Autor stellt diese Hypothese durch detaillierte sungen von vier Romanen des 21. Jahrhunderts auf den Prüfstand: David Mitchells Cloud Atlas, Jeanette Wintersons Stone Gods, Ian McEwans Saturday und John Banvilles Infinity.
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Sonsuzluğun Kurguları: 21. Yüzyıl Romanlarında vinasya Etiği Teknolojinin hızla ilerlediği bir çağda, teknolojik ilerlemelerin sürecini ve insanlık üzerindeki etkilerini incelemek ve anlamak giderek daha önemli hale geliyor. Modern bilginin karmaşıklığında gezinirken, teknolojik sürecin algılanması ve yaşamlarımız üzerindeki etkisi için kişisel bir paradigma geliştirmek çok önemlidir. Bu paradigma, insanlığın hayatta kalması ve çatışmalar ve bölünmelerle dolu bir dünyada insanların birliği için temel oluşturabilir. Sonsuzluk Kurguları: 21. Yüzyıl Romanlarında vinasya Etiği, modern edebiyatta sonsuzluk ve vinasya etiği arasındaki bağlantıyı inceleyerek, bu kavramların modernitenin zorluklarına nasıl uygulanabileceğini araştırıyor. Kitap, sonsuzluğun kitabın sonlu uzayında nasıl temsil edilebileceğinin paradoksunu inceleyerek başlar. Kavramsal metafor kuramı ve klasik anlatım yoluyla yazar, belirli yapılara sahip metinlerin sonsuz olarak anlaşılabileceğini ortaya koymaktadır. Sonsuzluğun yapıdan metne katakrestik aktarımı, bu metinlerin kendilerinin sonsuz olarak kabul edildiği, geleneksel okuma kalıplarını ihlal ettiği ve okuyucunun yorumlama kendiliğindenliğini sorguladığı anlamına gelir. Emmanuel vinas'ın etiğindeki sonsuzluğun merkezi rolünü temel alan kitap, bu tür "sonsuzluk kurgularının" kurgudaki etik olasılıkların kilidini açma potansiyeline sahip olduğunu savunuyor. Yazar, bu hipotezi, dört 21. yüzyıl romanının ayrıntılı okumaları yoluyla teste tabi tutuyor: David Mitchell'in Bulut Atlası, Jeanette Winterson'ın Taş Tanrıları, Ian McEwan'ın Cumartesi ve John Banville'in Sonsuzluk.
Fictions of Infinity: vinasian Ethics in 21st Century Novels في عصر تتقدم فيه التكنولوجيا بسرعة، أصبح من المهم بشكل متزايد دراسة وفهم عملية التقدم التكنولوجي وتأثيرها على البشرية. بينما نتعامل مع تعقيدات المعرفة الحديثة، من الضروري تطوير نموذج شخصي لتصور العملية التكنولوجية وتأثيرها على حياتنا. ويمكن لهذا النموذج أن يكون أساسا لبقاء البشرية ووحدة الشعوب في عالم مليء بالصراعات والانقسامات. تتعمق روايات ما لا نهاية: أخلاق ليفيناسيا في روايات القرن الحادي والعشرين في العلاقة بين اللانهاية والأخلاق الليفيناسية في الأدب الحديث، وتستكشف كيف يمكن تطبيق هذه المفاهيم على تحديات الحداثة. يبدأ الكتاب بفحص مفارقة كيف يمكن تمثيل اللانهاية في الفضاء المحدود للكتاب. من خلال استخدام نظرية الاستعارة المفاهيمية وعلم السرد الكلاسيكي، يكشف المؤلف أن النصوص ذات الهياكل المعينة يمكن فهمها على أنها لا حصر لها. إن الانتقال الكاتاكريسي للامتداد من الهيكل إلى النص يعني أن هذه النصوص نفسها تعتبر غير محدودة، وتنتهك أنماط القراءة التقليدية وتشكك في عفوية القارئ في التفسير. إذا أخذ الكتاب كأساس له الدور المركزي الذي لا نهائي في أخلاقياته لإيمانويل ليفيناس، فإن الكتاب يجادل بأن مثل هذه «الخيالات اللامتناهية» لديها القدرة على إطلاق العنان للإمكانيات الأخلاقية في الخيال. يضع المؤلف هذه الفرضية على المحك من خلال قراءات مفصلة لأربع روايات من القرن الحادي والعشرين: أطلس السحابة لديفيد ميتشل، وجانيت وينترسون ستون جودز، وإيان ماك إيوان يوم السبت، وجون بانفيل إنفينيتي.

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