
Failure and the American Writer: A Literary History
por
Gavin Jones
Aún sin calificaciones
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
211
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado
Jan 20, 2014
Editorial
Cambridge University Press
ISBN-10
1107662176
ISBN-13
9781107662179
Descripción
Gavin Jones delves into the complex relationship between failure and the American literary landscape, presenting a thought-provoking exploration of how this theme resonates within the works of various writers. He navigates through the tumultuous histories of American authors, examining the societal and personal pressures that often accompany their creative pursuits. Through intricate analysis, he reveals how failure not only shapes authors’ narratives but also influences the broader cultural context in which they operate.
The journey through the lives of these writers uncovers a rich tapestry of struggles, defeats, and the resilience that often emerges from them. Jones articulates how the notion of failure has been integral to the creative process, challenging traditional perceptions of success in literature. By spotlighting the experiences of notable yet often overlooked figures, he emphasizes the importance of failure as a formative component of artistic identity.
This work serves as both a scholarly critique and a nuanced interpretation of American literary history. By focusing on the interplay between failure and creativity, Jones invites readers to reconsider the legacies of these writers, offering fresh insights into what it truly means to create in a world fraught with obstacles.
The journey through the lives of these writers uncovers a rich tapestry of struggles, defeats, and the resilience that often emerges from them. Jones articulates how the notion of failure has been integral to the creative process, challenging traditional perceptions of success in literature. By spotlighting the experiences of notable yet often overlooked figures, he emphasizes the importance of failure as a formative component of artistic identity.
This work serves as both a scholarly critique and a nuanced interpretation of American literary history. By focusing on the interplay between failure and creativity, Jones invites readers to reconsider the legacies of these writers, offering fresh insights into what it truly means to create in a world fraught with obstacles.
Reseñas
No hay reseñas aún
Sé el primero en reseñar este libro y compartir tus pensamientos
Añadir Primera ReseñaRegistro de lectura
No se encontraron registros de lectura
Empieza a rastrear tu progreso de lectura para ver los registros aquí
Agrega tu primer registro de lecturaNotas
Registro de transacciones
No se encontraron registros de transacciones
Empieza a rastrear tus transacciones de libros para ver los registros aquí
Agrega tu primer registro de transacciones