Mediating Order and Chaos: The Water-cycle in the Complex Adaptive Systems of Romantic CultureRodopi, 2001 - 349 páginas This literature-centered study offers an interdisciplinary approach to Romantic culture. If is pioneering in that it employs the complexity method of anthropology. Recent literary studies employ the complexity/chaos theory adapted from the natural sciences; however, here is presented for the first time a complexity method taken from the social/human sciences. This complexity method is useful in mediating not only contradictions within Romanticism, but the chaos of contemporary theories concerning it. One of the intensifying literary debates is that between the so-called "Greens" and "Reds," naturalists and humanists. Mediating Order and Chaos not only traces the split between nature and man to Romantic Culture but finds there, too, a Spinozian vision of man and nature in unity - thereby denying any naturalist/humanist split. This volume is of interest for those who wish to see essays in the holistic approach to culture. Centering on hydraulics, hydrology, and meteorology, this study examines literature, painting, music, economics, and the rhetoric of science, philosophy, and politics, it therewith demonstrates how the water cycle was transformed into a cosmic metaphor that mediated, in the form of several complex adaptive systems, between the chaos of too much change and that of not enough. |
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... Farnsworth. MEDIATING ORDER AND CHAOS THE WATER - CYCLE IN THE COMPLEX ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS OF ROMANTIC CULTURE Rodney Farnsworth Rodopi Amsterdam - New York , NY 2001 Cover illustration : John Constable : Cloud Study ( c.
... Farnsworth. MEDIATING ORDER AND CHAOS THE WATER - CYCLE IN THE COMPLEX ADAPTIVE SYSTEMS OF ROMANTIC CULTURE Rodney Farnsworth Rodopi Amsterdam - New York , NY 2001 Cover illustration : John Constable : Cloud Study ( c.
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... Chaos : The Water - Cycle as a Change - Based Adaptive System 326 Balancers on the Edge of Chaos : The Water - Cycle as an Aesthetic Adaptive System 328 Other Emergent Properties of Romantic Culture 329 PRIMARY BIBLIOGRAPHY 331 Focal ...
... Chaos : The Water - Cycle as a Change - Based Adaptive System 326 Balancers on the Edge of Chaos : The Water - Cycle as an Aesthetic Adaptive System 328 Other Emergent Properties of Romantic Culture 329 PRIMARY BIBLIOGRAPHY 331 Focal ...
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... chaos . James Hutton , who contributed most to this new meteorology , viewed weather as a great machine . The empowering engine that drove the great cosmic engine of the water - cycle was the heat of the sun ; a key fact that relates ...
... chaos . James Hutton , who contributed most to this new meteorology , viewed weather as a great machine . The empowering engine that drove the great cosmic engine of the water - cycle was the heat of the sun ; a key fact that relates ...
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... chaos ; implicitly , Tolstoy believed that what was chaos to mortal eyes was complexity to the eye of God . In place of accepting human ignorance , the complexity theory encourages an optimistic heuristic in each discipline . Since I ...
... chaos ; implicitly , Tolstoy believed that what was chaos to mortal eyes was complexity to the eye of God . In place of accepting human ignorance , the complexity theory encourages an optimistic heuristic in each discipline . Since I ...
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Abrams allegorical artist aspect Baroque Byron Caspar David Friedrich century chaos chapter Classicism clouds Coleridge complexity theory concept Constable context cosmic create cycle described Dorothea Duddon elements employed eternal falls Faust flow flux fountain French Revolution Friedrich glacier Goethe Goethe's Hermann and Dorothea Hugo Hugo's human hydrological-cycle hydrology imagery Jane Austen Kenneth Clark lake Lamartine landscape Lansing lines lyric Mary Shelley metaphor mind mist Mont Blanc movement nature Neoclassical Neoclassicism ocean offers painters painting paradox passage permanence in change persona poem poet poet's poetic poetry political quarter rain rendered represent rhetoric river River Duddon rocks Romantic culture Romanticism scene scientific seems sense Shelley Shelley's significant sonnet spring stanza Stolberg Storm and Stress stream suggest symbol term topographical treated Turner Vaughan vision water images water phenomena water-cycle waterfall waves Weimar Classicism Werther Wordsworth world view York
Referências a este livro
Romanticism: Comparative Discourses Larry H. Peer,Diane Long Hoeveler Pré-visualização indisponível - 2006 |