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... Alexievich Chernobyl Fukushima literary montage literature and journalism References Alexievich Svetlana . 2015 . “ On the Battle Lost .” Nobel Prize in Literature 2015 Lecture . December 7 , 2015 . https://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/literature/laureates/2015/alexievich...

...- tion of dispersion, a dis-integrated form, a meaning in shock: Is this not a possible purchase on what is meant by ‘‘literary montage’’ in The Arcades Project (AP, N1a,8)? 20 To be sure, this project as a whole, with its persis...

... as ‘‘Paris, the Capital of the Nineteenth Century These counterversions of the same essay justify Benjamin’s assertion in Convolute N that literary montage, that is, the literary equivalent of the tech- nique of violent...

... treats as a kind of literary montage, Sussman proceeds through an account of the spaces in Benjamin’s Paris as compartmentalized horizontal zones, in order to arrive at a concept of textual compartments or registers...

... a discontinuous his- torical eventism, the continuum of transformations. Genuine historical time, accordingly, is always beginning anew out of remembrance and expec- tation. In the literary montage that is the Passagenwerk (Arcades Proj- ect), with its simultaneous isolation and constellation of passages forming...

...Howard Eiland Abstract In The Benjamin Files (2020), Fredric Jameson showcases Benjamin the writer. Adapting Roland Barthes's term “writerly” ( scriptible ), he emphasizes the panoramic variety of Benjamin's production together with its experimental character, its deployment of montage techniques...

... at or about the Nazi concentration camp, he contemplates the role of the image, both still and moving, in the creation of memory and history of the Holocaust. His video and phototextual book connect to literary explorations of the Czech concentration camp—by Georges Perec, W. G. Sebald, and Jiří Weil—as well...

..., in a Wittgensteinian vein, “Method of this project: literary montage. I needn’t say anything. Merely show” (A, 460). Earlier on, he opens the “Epistemo- Critical Prologue” of his book on the German Trauerspiel with the claim, “It is characteristic of philosophical writing that it must continually confront...

... / Anthropological Materialist Pedagogy 145 phrase “optical unconscious” suggests that film itself, the cinematic strip, the processes of montage, could outstrip the intentions of the filmmaker. The filmic unconscious is comprised of chance details, moments when the images and activity recorded perform...

... critical theory The bilingual collection Angriff der Schwierigen Gedichte (luxbooks, 2014) by the prolific US American poet and literary theorist Charles Bernstein, which takes its name from the 2011 Attack of the Difficult Poems (University of Chicago Press), throws an important transatlantic...

...Jason Fitzgerald; Bruce Robbins Abstract In this wide‐ranging interview, Bruce Robbins reflects on themes that have long been at the center of his work, including cosmopolitanism, the political functions of literature and of literary criticism, narratives, progress, feelings, morals, class politics...

... So much for the Passage des Panoramas. I expect that any reader of the convolutes will find points to make against the emphases and links in my montage, and that some will feel that I have left crucial questions...

... States, attribute the general public's disaffection with poetry to modernism and its “excesses”: all forms fostered by the fundamentally materialistic avant-garde and its techniques (collage, montage, orchestral use of the page, performance, etc.). In the poem that gives the book its title (“Poetry...

... . The Art of War: War and Military Thought . London : Cassell . Verwoert Jan . 2011 . “See What Shows—On the Practice of Harun Farocki.” In Harun Farocki: Weiche Montagen/Soft Montages , edited by Dziewior Yilmaz , 16 – 34 . Bregenz : Kunsthaus Bregenz . Winthrop-Young...

..., as Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer already argued, but pharmacologically (in Plato's sense). The pharmacological character of Contempt can be demonstrated through its manifold recapitulations of cinematic and literary history, including Alberto Moravia's novel, Homer's Odyssey , and quotations from...

... 2 Benjamin has gained entry into the intellectual scene, appropri- ated by visual culture, literary criticism, political theory, history, and cul- tural studies. Yet the collection of his writings provides an impression that his piecemeal reception, allowed by the disparate contents...

... Sum- mary Oxford Literary Review 4, no. 2 (1980): 15–19. 13. See Pasquino, ‘‘Political Theory of War and Peace and Stoler, Race and the Educa- tion of Desire,57. 14. Warren Montag, ‘‘Toward a Conception of Racism without Race: Foucault and Con- temporary Bio-Politics’’ (paper presented...

... philosophical reflections on the literary, defined as they so frequently are by a small, high modernist European canon? Might Badiou provide resources for a critique of what has become known as “world literature,” with its assumptions about translation and the smooth transportability of literary meaning? How...

... self-­reflection; (2) an explicit technique of experimental fragmentation and ambiguity (imagistic juxtaposition or montage); (3) a literary and critical discourse of paradox, symbol, and myth; and (4) the announced imminent demise of the integrated bourgeois or individual subject, accompanied...

... 2004 of Irish filmmaking represented by O’Sullivan and Quinn.39 In her analy- sis of Maeve, Johnston focuses on shifting conceptions of gender, class, and national identity, and highlights the radicalism of certain literary ele- ments within Irish culture. Most significantly, for a theory...