10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PASTICHEUR»
Discover the use of
pasticheur in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pasticheur and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Postmodernism and Notions of National Difference: A ...
The pasticheur label seems to be standard in commentary on Ackroyd's writing:
As a result of his success in recreating an English from the past Ackroyd quickly
achieved a reputation as a masterful pasticheur.9 Christopher Porterfield remarks
, ...
Geoffrey William Lord, Kristi Jauregi Ondarra, 1996
2
A Theory of Parody: The Teachings of Twentieth-century Art Forms
In fact, in an age of documentary naturalistic ideology, Manet was considered a
pasticheur, taking the overall plan of his Dejeuner sur I'herbe from Raphael, and
the theme itself from Titian (Clay 1983, 6). How fitting, therefore, to mount a ...
3
How Sondheim Found His Sound
... abilities and suggest that Sondheim profited from the older composer's
example. It is also easy to see how Copland as filtered through Bernstein made
its way into Sondheim's consciousness.80 Copland as pasticheur of American
folk music ...
4
Mimesis in Contemporary Theory: An Interdisciplinary Approach
These are ideal limits. In fact the limits of authorship (qua responsibility) can be
pushed toward the pasticheur, while those of authority (qua "aresponsi- bility")
can be extended to the adapter. But neither limit can be further extended without
...
5
Modernism, the Market and the Institution of the New
And there is the Primitive voulu, who is simply a pasticheur and stylist . . . the
pasticheur merely, en touriste, visits different times and places, without
necessarily so much a readjustment of his mind as of his hand/28 Lewis, as we
saw in 'What ...
6
The Melodies of Reynaldo Hahn
I place myself at your mercy. "Je me metz en vostre mercy" is the first of three
pastiches in this collection. Hahn not only exhibits his virtuosity as a pasticheur
with this melodie, he also demonstrates his uncanny ability to capture the most
subtle ...
Thea Sikora Engelson, 2006
7
Twentieth-Century Music and Politics: Essays in Memory of ...
No critic understood this at the time, and I was therefore attacked for being a
pasticheur, chidedfor composing 'simple' music, blamedfor deserting 'modernism'
, accused of renouncing my 'trueRussian heritage'. People who had never heard
of, ...
Dr Pauline Fairclough, 2013
8
Fragonard and the Fantasy Figure: Painting the Imagination
54 The Goncourts were unimpressed by Fragonard's Northern landscapes: 'Je ne
parle pas de ses paysages froids, septentrionaux, ou il n'est qu'un pasticheur
adroit, épris de Hobbéma & de Ruysdaél' ['I do not mean his cold northern ...
Melissa Percival, Jean-Honoré Fragonard, 2012
9
Proust's Latin Americans
Daudet's portrait suggests Yturri was playing a role when he was around
Montesquiou—he was, as Proust would later show in his short piece “Fête chez
Montesquiou,” a master pasticheur, imitating the count's style, gestures, and
obsessions.
Several critics, including Bichard Falcon, have read Ozon's cinematic choices as
devices borrowed from Fassbinder and Sirk that emphasize the confinement
ofthe four protagonists: Having already established his credentials as a
pasticheur ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PASTICHEUR»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
pasticheur is used in the context of the following news items.
Politician or pastiche?
And there's always the possibility that that lamentable pasticheur might be Farage himself. Asked last year what he would read if locked in a ... «Evening Standard, Mar 15»
When worlds collide: Silk Road and the Philharmonic stay in two …
While Ma's goals and execution with his group are admirable and deserve a more social setting, Golijov is a sentimental pasticheur who has ... «New York Classical Review, Feb 15»
Invisible ink no 263: The strange case of solar pons
... founding the publisher Arkham House, but he was also a fine pasticheur. His Holmes parodies were blatant swipes. Dr Watson was replaced ... «The Independent, Feb 15»
The Telegraph's original verdicts on Tom Stoppard's plays
"A lively and sometimes hilarious literary frolic, Travesties displays once again Tom Stoppard's talents as parodist, pasticheur and punster ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jan 15»
System Focus: High Speed Sounds to Blister Even Internet …
One seapunk-associated pasticheur that ventures further afield is the Texas-based Xyloid, who seems to capture that specific peppy 'net' sound ... «The FADER, Oct 14»
David Mitchell or Martin Amis: who is the bitter writer?
... Crispin Hershey on his critic. Or perhaps we should take Mitchell at his word and accept that this exuberant fantasist and master pasticheur is ... «The Guardian, Sep 14»
A mixed Mostly Mozart program finds its tempo giusto
... and just playing the notes, as on Tuesday, does him the disservice of making him sound like a pasticheur—his logic is clear, but not classical. «New York Classical Review, Aug 14»
How art forgeries became celebrated as masterpieces
Han van Meegeren, a Dutch artist derided by critics as a pasticheur, turned to fakery in part through wounded pride. He convinced a Vermeer ... «Spear's WMS, Mar 14»
Michael Coveney: Max Stafford-Clark fights back with a new book
On the other hand, of course, it could possibly be the case that Feehily is as good a writer as Farquhar, or at least an excellent pasticheur. «WhatsOnStage.com, Dec 13»
'Rustication: A Novel', by Charles Palliser
... and knotting each strand of the web enclosing Richard with practised fingers, and he is an accomplished pasticheur of Victorian cadences. «Financial Times, Dec 13»
