New Beginnings in Literary Studies
Giới thiệu về sách điện tử này
The volume shows how these various approaches can be carried out in concrete projects in the area of literary studies. Twenty-three chapters encompass research on literary studies from perspectives of psychology, linguistics, anthroplogy, history, sociology, computer science. The contributors demonstrate in non-technical language the amplitude of detail and insight that can be gained from such a wider perspective on the study of literary texts. The interdisciplinary diversity of the study of literature may launch itself as a New Beginnings in Literary Studies indeed.
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Giới thiệu tác giả
Jan Auracher is junior lecturer at the University of Munich, Germany, where he teaches empirical methodology and statistical analysis in intercultural studies. He studied German as a Foreign Language, computer science, and neurobiology at the University of Munich, and has been a teacher of German in Japan, Korea, and Canada. His Ph.D. was on psychophysiological measurements of reader reactions to narrative perspective in suspense stories. Currently he is involved in validating computerbased text analysis through the observation of psychological and bio-psychological reader response. In addition, he is engaged in a comparative study of German and Japanese information processing, regarding reading as well as writing.
