Critical Analysis of Fiction: Essays in Discourse Stylistics (Costerus New Series)

1. Introduction -- 2. A Three-level Approach To Critical Discourse Stylistics -- 3. The Linguistic Construction Of Ideological Worlds -- 3.1. The Process Of Schema Construction: James Joyce's Eveline -- 3.2. The Process Of Schema Accommodation: Henry James's The Turn Of The Screw -- 3.3. The Process Of Schema Imposition: George Eliot's Middlemarch -- 3.4. The Process Of Schema Liberation: Margaret Atwood's Surfacing -- 4. Ideological Worlds And Their Interrelationships -- 4.1. Ideological Distance Between Worlds: Graham Greene's The Honorary Consul -- 4.2. Boundaries Between Ideological Worlds: Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights -- 4.3. Contradictions Within Ideological Worlds: Charles Dickens's Hard Times -- 4.4. Dialogic Interaction Between Conflicting Worlds: John Fowles' A Maggot -- 5. The Cognitive Processing Of Ideological Worlds -- 5.1. Manipulating The Reader: Cognitive Interpretation And The French Lieutenant's Woman -- 5.2. Helping The Reader Teach Himself: John Fowles And The Pedagogy Of Discourse Stylistics -- 5.3. Conclusion: Towards A Cognitive Theory Of Value In Literature. Jean Jacques Weber. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 167-179) And Index. Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents SOURCES AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1. Introduction 2. A Three-Level Approach to Critical Discourse Stylistics 3. The Linguistic Construction of Ideological Worlds 3.1 The Process of Schema Construction: James Joyce's "Eveline" 3.2 The Process of Schema Accommodation: Henry James's The Turn of the Screw 3.3 The Process of Schema Imposition: George Eliot's Middlemarch 3.4 The Process of Schema Liberation: Margaret Atwood's Surfacing 4. Ideological Worlds and their Interrelationships 4.1 Ideological Distance Between Worlds: Graham Greene's The Honorary Consul 4.2 Boundaries Between Ideological Worlds: Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights 4.3 Contradictions Within Ideological Worlds: Charles Dickens's Hard Times 4.4 Dialogic Interaction Between Conflicting Worlds: John Fowles' A Maggot 5. The Cognitive Processing of Ideological Worlds 5.1 Manipulating the Reader: Cognitive Interpretation and The French Lieutenant's Woman 5.2 "Helping the reader teach himself": John Fowles and the Pedagogy of Discourse Stylistics 5.3 Conclusion: Towards a Cognitive Theory of Value in Literature Bibliography Index