strahlende geiselhaft. jelineks lärmblendung «kein licht»
[splendid captivity. jelinek’s noise blinding «no light»]
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Abstract
In tracing the function of sound in Elfriede Jelinek’s multi-lingual «Kein Licht» (2011) the article argues that she uses the concept of entropy – the tendency of closed systems to move towards disorder – to depict critically the events of the Fukushima nuclear disaster. Within the realm of death by radiation a polyphony of voices and intertextual references reaching from Sophocles to Thomas Pynchon produce a “blinding by noise” through which the text turns into an «opera aperta» evoking Umberto Eco’s aesthetic concept and the central role assigned to entropy.
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| Authors | ;Rebecca Schönsee |
| Journal | behavioural neurology |
| Year | 2018 |
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10.13130/1593-2508/10078
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