校园/学术小说与“内在”怀旧

Corina Selejan
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摘要本文通过对近三十年来出版的各种校园和学术小说的怀旧进行梳理,并以小说本身为指导,不以系统的分类方式识别不同类型的怀旧——作家怀旧和读者怀旧、替代怀旧、替代怀旧。这些阅读材料以来自不同背景的理论为基础——社会科学、文化和文学研究、心理学和认知科学——试图创造一种富有成效的对话,一种强调怀旧的创造性潜力的对话。
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Campus/Academic Novels and “Built-In” Nostalgia
Abstract The present article traces nostalgia across various campus and academic novels published during the last three decades and identifies different kinds of nostalgia – writerly and readerly nostalgia, vicarious nostalgia, ersatz nostalgia – not in the systematic manner of a classification but guided by the novels themselves. The readings are informed by theories stemming from different backgrounds – the social sciences, cultural and literary studies, psychology and cognitive science – in an attempt to create a productive dialogue, one that emphasizes the creative potential of nostalgia.
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