Ekphrastic Conceptualism in Postmodern British and American Novels: Don DeLillo, Paul Auster and Tom McCarthy

The relationship between the arts has fascinated people for centuries.\n\nDiscussing the ancient notion of ekphrasis, this study examines the interpenetration of literary and non-literary art. Traditionally, ekphrasis is defined as a rhetorical device for the poetic description of a painting or a sculpture that has been steadily gaining attention in literary studies since the mid-twentieth century. Taking a close look at the works of Don De Lillo, Paul Auster and Tom Mc Carthy, the author demonstrates how ekphrasis is useful for reading contemporary novels that feature non-representative, conceptual works of art. Additional ISBNs 3631659318, 3653053293, 9783631659311, 9783653053296Ekphrastic Conceptualism in Postmodern British and American Novels: Don De Lillo, Paul Auster and Tom Mc Carthy 1st Edition is written by Jaroslaw Hetman and published by Peter Lang Gmb H, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften. ISBNs for Ekphrastic Conceptualism in Postmodern British and American Novels are 9783653973303, 3653973309 and the print ISBNs are 9783631659311, 3631659318. Additional ISBNs include 3631659318, 3653053293, 9783631659311, 9783653053296.