Uretfærdighedsstemning: Poetisk uretfærdighed i Gustave Flauberts "Et enfoldigt hjerte"
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Uretfærdighedsstemning : Poetisk uretfærdighed i Gustave Flauberts "Et enfoldigt hjerte". / Holm, Isak Winkel.
In: K&K. Kultur og Klasse, Vol. 41, No. 116, 2013, p. 103-120.Research output: Contribution to journal › Journal article › Research › peer-review
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TY - JOUR
T1 - Uretfærdighedsstemning
T2 - Poetisk uretfærdighed i Gustave Flauberts "Et enfoldigt hjerte"
AU - Holm, Isak Winkel
PY - 2013
Y1 - 2013
N2 - Gustave Flaubert’s late short story ”A simple soul” from 1877 defies any expectation of poetic justice. Absolutely no justice is done to Mdm Aubain’s hard-working maid Félicité. Using Félicité’s sad case, this article will set out to rethink the theoretical approach to the relationship between fiction and justice. The basic claim being that justice in fiction does not necessarily take shape as an administration of justice but can also be present as a mood of injustice. ”A simple soul” does not depict somebody who experiences a sense of injustice and cries out loud to somebody else; instead, an anonymous something is crying to heaven. The article conceptualizes this atmospheric mood of injustice by comparing Madame Aubin’s maid to six other subordinate and oppressed female figures from Western cultural history.
AB - Gustave Flaubert’s late short story ”A simple soul” from 1877 defies any expectation of poetic justice. Absolutely no justice is done to Mdm Aubain’s hard-working maid Félicité. Using Félicité’s sad case, this article will set out to rethink the theoretical approach to the relationship between fiction and justice. The basic claim being that justice in fiction does not necessarily take shape as an administration of justice but can also be present as a mood of injustice. ”A simple soul” does not depict somebody who experiences a sense of injustice and cries out loud to somebody else; instead, an anonymous something is crying to heaven. The article conceptualizes this atmospheric mood of injustice by comparing Madame Aubin’s maid to six other subordinate and oppressed female figures from Western cultural history.
KW - Det Humanistiske Fakultet
KW - Flaubert, Gustave
KW - poetisk retfærdighed
KW - retfærdighed
KW - Politisk Filosofi
KW - Taylor, Charles
KW - Affektteori
KW - Ngai, Sianne
KW - Flaubert (Gustave)
M3 - Tidsskriftartikel
VL - 41
SP - 103
EP - 120
JO - K & K
JF - K & K
SN - 0905-6998
IS - 116
ER -
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