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Long and Short of It : From Aphorism to Novel Hardcover by Gary Morson Stanford

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Series
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Subject Area
Literary Criticism, Référence, Language Arts & Disciplines
Book Title
Long and Short of It : From Aphorism to Novel
Educational Level
Adult & Further Education
Level
Advanced
Subject
Quotations, General, Humor
ISBN
9780804780513
Publication Name
Long and Short of It : from Aphorism to Novel
Item Length
9 in
Publisher
Stanford University Press
Publication Year
2012
Type
Textbook
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
0.6 in
Author
Gary Morson
Item Width
6 in
Item Weight
17.6 Oz
Number of Pages
296 Pages

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In clear and witty writing, Morson offers first serious study of the many kinds of aphorisms, their relation to longer works, and the philosophical wisdom they offer.

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Publisher
Stanford University Press
ISBN-10
080478051x
ISBN-13
9780804780513
eBay Product ID (ePID)
12038665737

Product Key Features

Author
Gary Morson
Publication Name
Long and Short of It : from Aphorism to Novel
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Subject
Quotations, General, Humor
Publication Year
2012
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Literary Criticism, Référence, Language Arts & Disciplines
Number of Pages
296 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9 in
Item Height
0.6 in
Item Width
6 in
Item Weight
17.6 Oz

Additional Product Features

LCCN
2011-039934
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Lc Classification Number
Pn6269
Reviews
"Morson's delightful study, which aims to classify and examine [aphorisms], is both a work of serious scholarship and a feast itself . . . The Long and Short of It leaves readers illuminated and humbled, amused and enlightened and with their sense of literature's richness-its ironies and foibles, its mysteries and truths-enhanced."-Fernanda Moore, Commentary, "Among living American Scholars of Russian literature, Gary Saul Morson has earned a reputation as one of the most thoughtful and productive among us. . . Morson's book is fun to read. It is thought-provoking and illuminating but delights over and over again with its sparkling specimens, culled from the whole literary heritage of man-kind, chiefly western, but with a few Asian gems from Confucius and Lao Tzu thrown in. . . Morson writes well, vividly, and without jargon. . . I thoroughly enjoyed this book and have been enlightened by it."—Hugh McLean, Slavic Review, "Gary Saul Morson has created a passionate, imaginative book, full of energy and wisdom. The Long and Short of It is an exciting, horizon-opening essay on literary short forms that provide an interface between literature and philosophy."--Thomas Pavel, University of Chicago, "A book remarkable for its originality, breadth, insight, and engaging style . . . Succeeds not just in making readers think more clearly about the nature of the short genres and how they relate to each other, but also in showing how they can inform and even help structure longer works."—Barry Scherr, Slavic & East European Journal, "This shrewdly analytic, generously appreciative inventory of a dozen microgenres breaks lots of new ground. Morson not only discriminates dictum from witticism, maxim from summons and thought, but also shows how aphorists in a wealth of cultures have invoked generic tradition and infighting to score points. He furthermore illuminates the role played by aphorisms, and the outlooks they epitomize, in the narrative shaping of works from Oedipus and Job to Middlemarch and Boswell's Johnson ."-Herbert Tucker, University of Virginia, "Among living American Scholars of Russian literature, Gary Saul Morson has earned a reputation as one of the most thoughtful and productive among us. . . Morson's book is fun to read. It is thought-provoking and illuminating but delights over and over again with its sparkling specimens, culled from the whole literary heritage of man-kind, chiefly western, but with a few Asian gems from Confucius and Lao Tzu thrown in. . . Morson writes well, vividly, and without jargon. . . I thoroughly enjoyed this book and have been enlightened by it."--Hugh McLean, Slavic Review, "This shrewdly analytic, generously appreciative inventory of a dozen microgenres breaks lots of new ground. Morson not only discriminates dictum from witticism, maxim from summons and thought, but also shows how aphorists in a wealth of cultures have invoked generic tradition and infighting to score points. He furthermore illuminates the role played by aphorisms, and the outlooks they epitomize, in the narrative shaping of works from Oedipus and Job to Middlemarch and Boswell's Johnson ."--Herbert Tucker, University of Virginia, "Among living American Scholars of Russian literature, Gary Saul Morson has earned a reputation as one of the most thoughtful and productive among us. . . Morson's book is fun to read. It is thought-provoking and illuminating but delights over and over again with its sparkling specimens, culled from the whole literary heritage of man-kind, chiefly western, but with a few Asian gems from Confucius and Lao Tzu thrown in. . . Morson writes well, vividly, and without jargon. . . I thoroughly enjoyed this book and have been enlightened by it."-Hugh McLean, Slavic Review, "Gary Saul Morson has created a passionate, imaginative book, full of energy and wisdom. The Long and Short of It is an exciting, horizon-opening essay on literary short forms that provide an interface between literature and philosophy."-Thomas Pavel, University of Chicago, "Gary Saul Morson has created a passionate, imaginative book, full of energy and wisdom. The Long and Short of It is an exciting, horizon-opening essay on literary short forms that provide an interface between literature and philosophy."-Thomas Pav, "This shrewdly analytic, generously appreciative inventory of a dozen microgenres breaks lots of new ground. Morson not only discriminates dictum from witticism, maxim from summons and thought, but also shows how aphorists in a wealth of cultures have invoked generic tradition and infighting to score points. He furthermore illuminates the role played by aphorisms, and the outlooks they epitomize, in the narrative shaping of works from Oedipus and Job to Middlemarch and Boswell's Johnson ."—Herbert Tucker, University of Virginia, Morson's delightful study, which aims to classify and examine [aphorisms], is both a work of serious scholarship and a feast itself . . . The Long and Short of It leaves readers illuminated and humbled, amused and enlightened and with their sense of literature's richness'its ironies and foibles, its mysteries and truths'enhanced., "Morson's delightful study, which aims to classify and examine [aphorisms], is both a work of serious scholarship and a feast itself . . . The Long and Short of It leaves readers illuminated and humbled, amused and enlightened and with their sense of literature's richness—its ironies and foibles, its mysteries and truths—enhanced."—Fernanda Moore, Commentary, "Morson's delightful study, which aims to classify and examine [aphorisms], is both a work of serious scholarship and a feast itself . . . The Long and Short of It leaves readers illuminated and humbled, amused and enlightened and with their sense of literature's richness--its ironies and foibles, its mysteries and truths--enhanced."--Fernanda Moore, Commentary, "Gary Saul Morson has created a passionate, imaginative book, full of energy and wisdom. The Long and Short of It is an exciting, horizon-opening essay on literary short forms that provide an interface between literature and philosophy."—Thomas Pavel, University of Chicago, "A book remarkable for its originality, breadth, insight, and engaging style . . . Succeeds not just in making readers think more clearly about the nature of the short genres and how they relate to each other, but also in showing how they can inform and even help structure longer works."--Barry Scherr, Slavic & East European Journal
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2012

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