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Fleissner Jennifer L. - Maladies Of The Will The American Novel And The Modernity Problem - Paperback Spectrochemistry It's too bad Sebastian Caine

Fleissner Jennifer L. - Maladies Of The Will The American Novel And The Modernity Problem - Paperback Spectrochemistry It's too bad Sebastian CaineBinding: Paperback Description: An examination of the nineteenth century American novel that argues for a new genealogy of the concept of the will. What if the modern person were defined not by reason or sentiment as Enlightenment thinkers hoped but by will? Western modernity rests on the ideal of the autonomous subject charting a path toward self determination. Yet novelists have portrayed the will as prone to insufficiency or excess from indecision

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Fleissner Jennifer L. - Maladies Of The Will The American Novel And The Modernity Problem - Paperback Spectrochemistry It's too bad Sebastian CaineBinding: Paperback Description: An examination of the nineteenth century American novel that argues for a new genealogy of the concept of the will. What if the modern person were defined not by reason or sentiment as Enlightenment thinkers hoped but by will? Western modernity rests on the ideal of the autonomous subject charting a path toward self determination. Yet novelists have portrayed the will as prone to insufficiency or excess from indecision

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