... for the selection and translation decisions made by the author in order to bring Bernstein's work into the Hispanic world. Copyright © 2021 by Duke University Press 2021 poetry Charles Bernstein L = A = N = G = U = A = G = E commented bibliography Spanish translation There is another American...

... it was firmly established in the United States, housed in departments and programs at many academic This essay began as a comment on the panel “Debating World Literature” at the Institute for World Literature at Harvard University, June 28, 2013. I would like to thank the director, David Damrosch...

... – 63 . Sharpsteen Bill . 2009 . “ ‘Woods, trees and the spaces in between’: A Report on Work Published on W. G. Sebald 2005–2008 .” Journal of European Studies 39 , no. 1 : 79 – 128 . Sharpsteen Bill . 2011 . “ Primary Bibliography .” In Saturn’s Moons: W. G. Sebald...

..., in the course of scientific discovery. This could not be a sudden success, and indeed Ogilvie is delicately . See Ogilvie’s bibliography, 347–48, for Daston’s publications. Note especially Lorraine Daston and Peter Galison, “The Image of Objectivity,” Representations 40 (1992): 81–128...

..., in the historical period that sees the emergence of me- For critical comments and suggestions, I thank Fredric Jameson, Barbara Herrnstein Smith, Bengt Landgren, Keith Wailoo, and Stefan Jonsson. 1. John Ruskin, The Eagle’s Nest: Ten...

...Terry Smith Cézanne's comment, in a letter to a younger artist, “I owe you the truth in painting and I shall tell it to you,” is often cited by commentators, including other artists, exhibition curators, art historians, and philosophers. Some take it up as a pointer to the kinds of truth available...

... the nature of reality independently of thought and of humanity more generally.”1 I appreciate helpful comments on earlier versions of this article from David Berry, Terence Blake, Lauren Boasso, Paul Bové, Suzanne Daly, Alexander Galloway, Gayatri Chakra- vorty Spivak, the audience at the 2011 “Radical...

... Jene and the Dream of the Dream .” By Paul . Boston University Journal 21 , no. 1 : 63 – 68 . Glenn Jerry , trans. 1978 . “ The Meridian .” By Celan Paul . Chicago Review 29 , no. 3 : 29 – 40 . Glenn Jerry . 1983 . “ Paul Celan in English: A Bibliography...

... and have added a paragraph about the surrealists in response to incisive comments by Wlad Godzich. These are, how- ever, minor changes. boundary 2 28:3, 2001. Copyright © 2001 by Duke University Press. 2 boundary 2 / Fall 2001 wished to teach the great texts of English literature as a kind...

... had worked with musicians—jazz, some kind of avant-garde,­ punk. I learned that Ginsberg’s phonography at that time was ampler than his bibliography. He had more recordings than he had things in print. AS: How would you describe yourself? How would you introduce yourself to a complete...

... , eds. 2015 . Barbaric Vast & Wide: A Gathering of Outside and Subterranean Poetry from Origins to Present . Boston : Black Widow Press . Rothenberg Jerome Spanos William . 1986 . “Comment.” Dialectical Anthropology 11 , no. 2 : 211 – 12 . Scalapino Leslie . 2011...

... Thompson of Valdosta State University for their comments on my initial draft of this article. I am also thankful to Joseph Keith of Binghamton University, whose thoughts have helped me to understand modernity more deeply. © 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 temporality exilic consciousness...

..., the anthropologi- cal section of the Harvard Irish Study, 1931–1936, conducted by Conrad Arensberg (1910–1997) and Solon Kimball (1909–1982), pioneered partici- pant observation in their study of West Clare, thereby producing (with the help of astute local commentators) a classic ethnographic study of rural...

... of this essay for their questions and comments. The views expressed herein are exclusively my own, as is the responsibility for any errors. Toward a Literary Communism: The 1926 Baku Turcological Congress Nergis Ertürk...

... fictional- ized) standard of (white male) normality. Although Graham’s book contains a seventeen-page post/human bibliography in very tiny print, clearly the influence of only a few theorists shines through her basically feminist...

... Martin , 163 – 83 . Würzburg : Königshausen & Neumann . Troubling Signs: Sebald, Ambivalence, and the Function of the Critic Uwe Schütte The authorial figure of Winfried Georg Sebald is considerably less homogeneous than it appears to most commentators. Not only was he torn between...

..., were later used to target him as a figure of willful obfuscation (Caygill 2011 : 43–45). Yet what Blanchot was describing here was less his bibliography (he mentions none of his books) than a series of crucial dates (especially Vichy, De Gaulle's return to power in 1958, and May ’68), encounters...

... cases an old entry stands on its substance while requiring only a new bibliography. . . . In others, we publish a col- laboration between past and present contributions that could take place only between the covers of this Encyclopedia. The majority of articles, and nearly...

... as part of a collection separate from the archive's primary Fonds Michel Foucault. “There are two typed copies of the thesis, along with fragments of Foucault's manuscript and some typed summaries and plans, along with Annexes of references and a bibliography. One of the typescripts is missing several...

... races mired in a bygone era, Soviet Orientalists were more interested in understanding and working with the people of the present. While Western commentators consistently displayed their patronizing attitudes of civilizational superiority, they ignored, he charged, the fundamental aspects of Asian...