Aesthetic Illusion : : Theoretical and Historical Approaches / / hrsg. von Frederick Burwick, Walter Pape.

• Superior document: Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter DGBA Literary and Cultural Studies - 1990 - 1999
• MitwirkendeR: BLANCHARD, MARC Ε.,; BRADY, PHILIP V.,; BRIENZA, SUSAN,; BROWN, JANE Κ.,; BURWICK, FREDERICK,; CUNNAR, EUGENE R .,; FOAKES, REGINALD A.,; HABICHT, WERNER,; HAEGER, JACK Η.,; JULES-ROSETTE, BENNETTA,; KOEPKE, WULF,; KRIEGER, MURRAY,; MARKS, LAWRENCE Ε.,; MCFARLAND, THOMAS,; MITCHELL, W. J . THOMAS,; NEUHAUS, VOLKER,; PAPE, WALTER,; PFEIFFER, Κ. LUDWIG,; SCHULTE-SASSE, JOCHEN,; SHAFFER, ELINOR S.,; STAFFORD, BARBARA MARIA,; THOMKE, HELLMUT,; WATZLAWICK, PAUL,; WOLF, WERNER,
• HerausgeberIn: Burwick, Frederick,; Pape, Walter,
• Place / Publishing House: Berlin ;, Boston : : De Gruyter, , [2012]; ©1990
• Year of Publication: 2012
• Edition: Reprint 2012
• Language: German
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (478 p.)

Table of Contents

• i-iv
• Foreword
• Contents
• Aesthetic Illusion
• Illusion and the Cognitive Sciences
• The Illusion of ‘Illusion’
• Synaesthesia: Perception and Metaphor
• The Aesthetics of Communication and the Reproduction of Cultural Forms: The Case of Tourist Art
• Aesthetics and the Referentiality of Symbols and Signs
• Looking at Animals Looking: Art, Illusion, and Power
• Aesthetic and Illusion of Daily Life
• Fiction: On the Fate of a Concept Between Philosophy and Literary Theory
• Aesthetic Illusion in the Eighteenth Century
• The Grotesque: Illusion vs. Delusion
• Illusion and Imagination: Derrida’s Parergon and Coleridge’s Aid to Reflection. Revisionary readings of Kantian formalist aesthetics
• “Fantastic” Images: From Unenlightening to Enlightening “Appearances” Meant to Be Seen in the Dark
• Illusion and Literary Genre
• Representation in Words and in Drama: The Illusion of the Natural Sign
• Making and Breaking Dramatic Illusion
• Comic Illusion and Illusion in Comedy: The Discourse of Emotional Freedom
• Appearance in Poetry: Lyric Illusion?
• Epistolary Fiction and Its Impact on Readers: Reality and Illusion
• Illusion and Narrative Technique: The Nineteenth-Century Historical Novel Between Truth and Fiction
• Illusion and Breaking Illusion in Twentieth-Century Fiction
• Historical Changes in the Literary Uses of Illusions
• “And Mock Our Eyes with Air”: Air and Stage Illusion in Shakespearean Drama
• Double Plotting in Shakespeare’s Comedies: The Case of Twelfth Night
• Illusion and Spiritual Perception in Donne’s Poetry
• Imagination and Illusion in English Romanticism
• “The Picture of the Mind”: Eidetic Images and Pictorial Projection in Wordsworth
• ‘Verfremdung’ and Illusion in Brecht’s Drama
• Sam Shepard, Anti-Illusion, and Metadrama: Plays on Writing, Acting, and Character
• Bibliography
• Notes on Contributors
• List of Illustrations
• Index
• 479-482