Will and Representation: The Philosophical Foundations of Melville's Theatrum Mundi

New York: P. Lang (1996)
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The Theatrum Mundi of Melville's thought investigated in this work signifies the representational space of modern subjectivity, which posits a "world" of value for itself. The representational theatre of the will manifests itself through the governing discourses of politics, religion, and aesthetics as they are integrated into Melville's fiction.

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Bernhard Radloff
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