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..., however, is seen as having had a decisive impact on the academic mainstream. This essay concludes by examining the possibility that literary works are best responded to not in criticism but in other literary works. © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 subjectivity countertransference personal...

...Carolyn Richardson This article, a contribution to the Common Knowledge symposium “Fuzzy Studies,” criticizes a prominent form of philosophical account of rational activity. Rational activity includes actions as varied as kicking a soccer ball and speaking a language. The philosophical accounts...

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... explorations of how persons and cultures are unintended effects of forces indiffer forces of effects unintended are ent existence. to their cultures and persons how of explorations “sub distinction that critics make between Adams’s “scientific”historiography and his...

... Southeast Asia ), it lacks any reflection on the history of anarchism beyond the observation that tens of millions of persons wanted to avoid being bossed and taxed by the state. There is in the book, moreover, an absence of reflection on the oppressive nature of society: the state, Scott claims, is always...

... students requested the use of “trigger warnings” before the utterance of words like rape . The instructor and her teaching assistant Katharine Wallerstein individually give their views of this disconcerting experience and comment on the difficulties of teaching critical thinking in the current political...

... fields in which diagrams and diagrammatic modes of thought currently play a critical role: not only art history, visual studies, and design, but also computer science, “Bildwissenschaft,” and the history of literature and science, as well as music history and composition. Each participant, including...

...Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham This memorial tribute reflects on the personal and intellectual qualities of Elizabeth Fox-Genovese (1941–2007), who was the author's teacher. Higginbotham says that her first impressions of Fox-Genovese, formed in a graduate seminar in European history at the University...

... are ultimately important and which are not, because we cannot say which mutations will result in major developments to come. No work or person is important or peripheral in itself or himself; it is the critic and historian who render them so. © 2008 by Duke University Press 2008 DEVALUED CURRENCY Elegiac...

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...Colin Davis This contribution to a symposium on “lyric philosophy” argues that there is much in Jan Zwicky's work that should make it attractive to literary critics, in particular her insistence that form and content are inextricably bound up with one another. Lyric compositions should...

... surviving letters, which are the subject of this vol- ume, and which are finally receiving a properly critical edition. They are packed with personal comment, learned observation, information about contemporaries (many of them are indeed letters of reference), and much more. Like many other Byzantine...

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...Walter L. Reed; Marshall P. Duke Duke University Press 2005 ARTICLES: Reading and Writing the Self PERSONALITIES AS DRAMATIS PERSONAE An Interdisciplinary Examination of the Self as Author Walter L. Reed and Marshall P. Duke...

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...Jerome Braun Copyright © 2020 Duke University Press 2020 Dejours Christophe Deranty Jean-Philippe Renault Emmanuel Smith Nicholas H. , The Return of Work in Critical Theory: Self, Society, Politics ( New York : Columbia University Press , 2018 ), 248 pp. Li tt le R...

...William M. Chace MacKay Marina , Ian Watt: The Novel and the Wartime Critic ( London : Oxford University Press , 2018 ), 228 pp. Copyright © 2020 Duke University Press 2020 Li tt le R ev ie w s 3 5 5apprehension of exposing their blank ignorance of material they dismiss...

... Kitcher treats it, however, lends a sense of the kind of philosophy he criticizes and the kind of philosophy he favors. The trolley problem is doubtless the moral dilemma best known both inside and outside of the circle of professional philosophers. The dilemma, set forth by Philippa Foot in the context...

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