Subject formation in space : a spatial approach to the 20th century American-Jewish bildungsroman  Subject Formation in Space: A Spatial Approach to the 20th Century American-Jewish Bildungsroman 

• Product Details

  Product #

  2276268B

  Author(s)

  Ning, Yunzhong

  City

  Beijing 

  Country

  China 

  Language

  English 

  ISBN

  9787520122214 

  Date of Publication

  2018 

  Publisher

  Social Sciences Academic Press  

  Cover Type

  Soft cover 

  Pages

  188 

  Subject

  History, 20th-21st Centuries

  Subject

  Jewish Studies

  Subject

  Literature

   

• Product Details in Original Language

  Author

  Ning, Yunzhong

  Publisher

  Social Sciences Academic Press  

• Description

  Subject Formation in Space: A Spatial Approach to the 20th Century American-Jewish Bildungsroman American Jewish writers are good at examining the existence of their own existence or the spatial survival of the nation from the gender, ethnicity, class, ethics, etc. that express space norms. They participate in the space of the novel in the form of novel narrative in the form of novel narrative in the space experience of the Jewish nation. The construction of identity reveals the complexity and hardship of the growth of the Jewish protagonist from the individual to the subject under the conditions of alien space. This book mainly uses Merlot: Ponty's body space theory, Lennon Volt's "Space Trinity" theory and Foucault's space power theory to explore the space of Jewish protagonists in American Jewish growth novels from individual to subject in American social spatial relationship. The generation process and the generation mechanism.