1st Edition
Intertextual and Interdisciplinary Approaches to Cormac McCarthy Borders and Crossings
Preface Rick Wallach Acknowledgments Introduction Nicholas Monk 1. Blood Meridian and Classical Greek Thought David Williams 2. The Ties that Bind: Intertextual Links between All the Pretty Horses and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight Megan McGilchrist 3. Cormac McCarthy and the American Literary Tradition: Wording the End" Jan Nordby Gretlund 4. Cormac McCarthy’s House Peter Josyph 5. The Painterly Eye: Waterscapes in Cormac McCarthy’s The Road Dianne C. Luce 6. The Silent Sheriff: No Country for Old Men: A Comparison of Novel and Film John Cant 7. A Namelessness Wheeling in the Night: Shapes of Evil in Cormac McCarthy’s Blood Meridian and John Carpenter’s Halloween Michael Madsen 8. ‘A Novel in Dramatic Form’: Metaphysical Tension in The Sunset Limited" Ciarán Dowd 9. Believing in The Sunset Limited: A Talk with Tom Cornford on Directing McCarthy Tom Cornford and Peter Josyph 10. Cold Dimensions, Little Worlds: Self, Death, and Motion in Suttree and Beckett's Murphy Euan Gallivan 11. From Blood Meridian to Blue Meridian John Ferer 12. Versions of the Seeleroman: Cormac McCarthy and Leslie Silko Nicholas Monk Index
Biography
Dr. Nicholas Monk is a Research Fellow at the University of Warwick. He has previously published and given conference papers on both Cormac McCarthy and Native American literature. His recent work includes a book on pedagogy and an article on the use of theatre in teaching.
Rick Wallach is Secretary-Treasurer of the Cormac McCarthy Society.
"Intertextual and Interdisciplinary Approaches to Cormac McCarthy: Borders and Crossings represents an important contribution to Cormac McCarthy scholarship. The diversity of these essays mirrors the maturation and expansion of McCarthy scholarship…the project provides a blueprint for future critical scholarship in McCarthy studies." –William Brannon, Cormac McCarthy Studies
