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T<br />

Adam Russell<br />

he hallmark technique of Jane Austen’s<br />

mature writing – known as free indirect<br />

discourse (FID) – is responsible for what<br />

has become known as the «inward interest»<br />

of Austen’s writing . In Persuasion, FID is used<br />

extensively to represent the complex life of<br />

the heroine’s mind as she converses with herself<br />

. Austen’s posthumously published «late»<br />

novel Persuasion was first translated into<br />

French in 1821 by Isabelle de Montolieu as La<br />

Famille Elliot, ou l’ancienne inclination . The<br />

present study focuses on the question of how<br />

Montolieu handled FID in her French translation:<br />

At the time she was translating Persuasion<br />

into French, FID did not exist as a formal<br />

grammatical category . Neither did Montolieu<br />

have the possibility of seeking a model in the<br />

T<br />

Littérature comparée · Vergleichende Literaturwissenschaft · Comparative Literature<br />

Isabelle de Montolieu reads Jane Austen’s<br />

Fictional Minds<br />

The First French Translations of Free Indirect Discourse<br />

from Jane Austen’s Persuasion<br />

Bern, Berlin, Bruxelles, Frankfurt am Main, New York, Oxford, Wien, 2011 .<br />

249 pp ., num . tables<br />

pb . ISBN 978-3-0343-0677-5<br />

CHF 70 .– / € D 53 .50 / € A 55 .– / € 50 .– / £ 45 .– / US-$ 74 .95<br />

Michael Stone-Richards<br />

Logics of Separation<br />

his book is made up of a set of innovative<br />

close readings and meditations on<br />

the significance of the modes and logics of<br />

separation in the thinking of aesthetic modernity<br />

. Separation is defined in Hegelian<br />

and psychoanalytic terms as psychic processes<br />

in the formation of identity that necessarily<br />

entail self-division and estrangement<br />

in the emergence of subjectivity and<br />

social identity . This phenomenon, called subjection,<br />

has been at the core of psychoanalytic<br />

readings since the work of Melanie Klein .<br />

The works under consideration in the volume<br />

include material by W .E .B . Du Bois, Frantz<br />

Fanon, C .L .R . James, Ralph Ellison, Theresa<br />

works of Flaubert – whose own extensive and<br />

innovative use of FID is comparable to Austen’s<br />

– as he was writing much later in the century .<br />

Previous translation studies have completely<br />

ignored this very crucial aspect of this<br />

translation . The author adopts a cross-disciplinary<br />

approach encompassing the history of<br />

publication, Jane Austen studies, translation<br />

studies, and narratology . This book tests the<br />

applicability of the conceptual framework of<br />

narratology within the field of Translation<br />

Studies . The author identifies key analytical<br />

concepts from the field of narratology and applies<br />

them to Montolieu’s translation with the<br />

aim of revealing what happened to Austen’s<br />

FID when Persuasion was first translated into<br />

French .<br />

Exile and Transcendence in Aesthetic Modernity<br />

Oxford, Bern, Berlin, Bruxelles, Frankfurt am Main, New York, Wien, 2011 .<br />

XX, 430 pp ., num . ill .<br />

American Studies: Culture, Society and the Arts . Vol . 4<br />

Edited by Shamoon Zamir<br />

pb . ISBN 978-3-03911-008-7<br />

CHF 78 .– / € D 53 .50 / € A 55 .– / € 50 .– / £ 45 .– / US-$ 77 .95<br />

eBook ISBN 978-3-0353-0155-7<br />

Hak Kyung Cha, and Paul Celan, as well as the<br />

sorrow songs/Negro Spirituals . In each case<br />

the moment of passivity and modes of separation<br />

are approached as sites of inescapable<br />

conflict . The varying psychic, ethical, and political<br />

tensions underwriting this experience<br />

are examined in detail for each case study .<br />

MiCHael stone-riCHarDs teaches in the<br />

Department of Liberal Arts, College for Creative<br />

Studies, Detroit, as professor in comparative<br />

literature and critical theory . His<br />

current research encompasses the work of<br />

Simone Weil, Frantz Fanon, Jean Wahl, Guy<br />

Debord and the French Baroque, Pierre Fédida,<br />

and Jean-Bertrand Pontalis .<br />

Elisa Alberti<br />

Wandlungen einer Frauenfigur<br />

Vergleichende Untersuchungen<br />

zu den Turandot-Bearbeitungen<br />

von Gozzi, Schiller, Puccini, Brecht<br />

Frankfurt am Main, Berlin, Bern, Bruxelles,<br />

New York, Oxford, Wien, 2012 .<br />

X, 260 S ., zahlr . farb . und s/w Abb .<br />

Europäische Hochschulschriften . Reihe 18:<br />

Vergleichende Literaturwissenschaft . Bd . 132<br />

br . ISBN 978-3-631-61625-3<br />

CHF 66 .– / € D 49 .80 / € A 51 .20 / € 46 .50 /<br />

£ 41 .90 / US-$ 69 .95<br />

D<br />

ie Figur der schönen, aber grausamen<br />

Prinzessin Turandot hat seit Jahrhunderten<br />

die Phantasie vieler Autoren aus verschiedenen<br />

Ländern angeregt . Die Studie befasst<br />

sich mit vier bedeutenden Bühnenversionen<br />

dieses Stoffes, mit besonderem Fokus<br />

auf der Figur der Turandot . Ihre Wandlungen<br />

und Veränderungen von Autor zu Autor geben<br />

dazu Anlass, über Weiblichkeitskonzeptionen<br />

zu reflektieren . Anhand zahlreicher<br />

bisher unbekannter Materialien wird unter<br />

Beachtung der Theaterpraxis und der Bühnenwirksamkeit<br />

aufgezeigt, wie sich ein Stoff<br />

durch kulturellen Austausch zwischen italienischen<br />

(Gozzi, Puccini) und deutschen Autoren<br />

(Schiller, Brecht) weiterentwickeln, literarisch<br />

gewinnbringend verändern und<br />

zwischen verschiedenen Genres wechseln<br />

kann .<br />

Franziska Bock<br />

Cú Chulainn’s Revival<br />

Literarische Transformationen<br />

eines irischen Mythos<br />

im frühen 21 . Jahrhundert<br />

Frankfurt am Main, Berlin, Bern, Bruxelles,<br />

New York, Oxford, Wien, 2011 . 488 S .<br />

Kulturelle Identitäten . Bd . 4<br />

Herausgegeben von Sonja Fielitz<br />

geb . ISBN 978-3-631-70678-7<br />

CHF 119 .– / € D 81 .80 / € A 84 .– / € 76 .40 /<br />

£ 68 .80 / US-$ 118 .95<br />

eBook ISBN 978-3-653-00920-0<br />

S<br />

Deutsche Titel<br />

eit der Wiederentdeckung Cú Chulainns<br />

und seiner Stilisierung zum irischen<br />

Nationalhelden im Irish Literary Revival im<br />

19 . und 20 . Jahrhundert ist das Interesse an<br />

ihm ungebrochen . Auch zu Beginn des 21 .<br />

Jahrhunderts befassen sich Autoren unter-<br />

Our complete backlist is available at www.peterlang.com<br />

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