Reflections on Theory and Criticism of the ‘Literary Egoʼ. A Comparative Study

The purpose of this essay is to deepen philosophical and critical issues related to the ‘literary Ego’ by articulating the conceptual and theoretical premises of a contemporary corpus. To date, the subject of my study lacks a relative critical literature which is epistemologically developed starting...

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Main Author: Stefano Bottero
Format: Article
Language:deu
Published: University of Banja Luka, Faculty of Philology 2020-12-01
Series:Filolog
Subjects:
ego
Online Access:https://filolog.rs.ba/index.php?journal=filolog&page=article&op=view&path%5B%5D=436&path%5B%5D=pdf
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spelling doaj-3ab51cb0b96f4769a96bf2d2c62973662021-05-30T21:07:36ZdeuUniversity of Banja Luka, Faculty of PhilologyFilolog1986-58642233-11582020-12-0122 35937310.21618/fil2022359bReflections on Theory and Criticism of the ‘Literary Egoʼ. A Comparative StudyStefano BotteroThe purpose of this essay is to deepen philosophical and critical issues related to the ‘literary Ego’ by articulating the conceptual and theoretical premises of a contemporary corpus. To date, the subject of my study lacks a relative critical literature which is epistemologically developed starting from the philosophical component. In the essay, a thematic reading of the materials relating to the literary subject was actualised, which led to the development of an equally comparative-formal and theoretical-literary discourse. What has been deduced is a character of profound interconnection between the insights offered by reading the essence of the ‘literary Ego’ as an empirical and phenomenological res. In conclusion, an attempt was made to highlight the concreteness of this character, which offers the starting point for further studies.https://filolog.rs.ba/index.php?journal=filolog&page=article&op=view&path%5B%5D=436&path%5B%5D=pdfegosubjectliteraryphenomenologytheorycomparativeliterature
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Reflections on Theory and Criticism of the ‘Literary Egoʼ. A Comparative Study
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literature
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title Reflections on Theory and Criticism of the ‘Literary Egoʼ. A Comparative Study
title_short Reflections on Theory and Criticism of the ‘Literary Egoʼ. A Comparative Study
title_full Reflections on Theory and Criticism of the ‘Literary Egoʼ. A Comparative Study
title_fullStr Reflections on Theory and Criticism of the ‘Literary Egoʼ. A Comparative Study
title_full_unstemmed Reflections on Theory and Criticism of the ‘Literary Egoʼ. A Comparative Study
title_sort reflections on theory and criticism of the ‘literary egoʼ. a comparative study
publisher University of Banja Luka, Faculty of Philology
series Filolog
issn 1986-5864
2233-1158
publishDate 2020-12-01
description The purpose of this essay is to deepen philosophical and critical issues related to the ‘literary Ego’ by articulating the conceptual and theoretical premises of a contemporary corpus. To date, the subject of my study lacks a relative critical literature which is epistemologically developed starting from the philosophical component. In the essay, a thematic reading of the materials relating to the literary subject was actualised, which led to the development of an equally comparative-formal and theoretical-literary discourse. What has been deduced is a character of profound interconnection between the insights offered by reading the essence of the ‘literary Ego’ as an empirical and phenomenological res. In conclusion, an attempt was made to highlight the concreteness of this character, which offers the starting point for further studies.
topic ego
subject
literary
phenomenology
theory
comparative
literature
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