...Wayne Andersen © 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 COLUMNS This Is How I Want You to Remember Me Wayne Vesti Andersen (1928 – 2014) contemplating works from a series of large paintings...

...Adam Zagajewski Duke University Press 2002 Translated by Clare Cavanagh CK 8.3-14 Herbert 7/14/02 3:15 PM Page 582 POETRY VERSUS THE WORLD Remembering Zbigniew Herbert Adam Zagajewski...

...Barry Allen Abstract Samuel Butler is usually remembered for Erewhon , widely considered among the best English satires. He also contributed to philosophical biology in works that collectively compose the nineteenth century's finest statement of the evolutionary argument associated with the name...

... course as a self-contained unit, they have no incentive to remember one period once they move on to the next. Describing a course he taught in a required literary history sequence, the author is struck not only by his students' inability to make connections with the previous course in the sequence...

...Aidan O'Neill Aidan O'Neill remembers Britain as a fundamentally riven society twenty-five years ago under the premiership of Margaret Thatcher; a country divided by she who sought to rule it with certainty, but without compassion. The memories of Britain as a bitter and broken polity split asunder...

...Greil Marcus The author, who lived in Berkeley, California during the disruptions of 1968, remembers the year as one of bad faith, though also of a sense of making history. He recalls the events of that year (and of 1964) in Berkeley, where he still lives, then moves out into related events...

... perspective; we should not think of it as a feature purportedly inherent in the very nature of things. It is salutary to remember cases where the “ought” is so relativized, say to an undesirable end, that it identifies no reason for action. The nature of the relation does not change when it is relativized...

... what happened. No one can diminish its scale. We wish to remember. But we wish to remember for a purpose—namely, to ensure that never again will evil prevail, as it did for the millions of innocent Relations Jewish-Christian of Future...

... that all the neighbors had complained about, bitterly, behind his back. I had seen him once or twice, bag of groceries in hand, letting himself in the side door of the house. I even talked to him once, when we met by accident on the corner. I can’t remember anymore what we talked about...

... with the Pearl Necklace. I have spent much time in Berlin and know exactly where the painting usu- ally hangs in the Gemäldegalerie. Not only the Woman herself but also her set- ting mean a great deal to me, for I can remember the city (not so many years ago...

.... People who go into law, business, medicine, commerce, blue-­collar work, or social services tend to say, when interviewed in their fifties, that what they remember most from their higher education and value most about the expe- rience is not vocationally relevant training, which quickly becomes...

... the circle of friends and colleagues. and friends of the circle in 1936.herin stories itherfrom arrest before herto shortly relateI remember itas Ever since I was a child, I frequently heard my mother describe something that happened 191 what I remember of what he told us. whatof hetold what...

... Knowledge 18:1 DOI 10.1215/0961754X-1456908 © 2012 by Duke University Press 106 delivering truth. The material thing seemed The material tothing remember deliveringtruth. better. Warburg Aby of chance a had that channels the maintain...

... the extended hiatus before Foucault began The History of Sexuality that he left unfinished on his death in 1984, Disorderly Fami- lies reminds us of the calling that animated all of his work. I remember, Farge writes in conclusion, his conviction when talking about singular lives and mak- ing them actors...

...; it also recovers the continuity of Foucault s career. Coming during the extended hiatus before Foucault began The History of Sexuality that he left unfinished on his death in 1984, Disorderly Fami- lies reminds us of the calling that animated all of his work. I remember, Farge writes in conclusion, his...

..., as if she had been impaled on a broom handle. Encouraged by the night nurse to talk, I remember entreating my mother to wake. I held her hand, her fingers laced in mine. After an hour or so, she stirred. Her swollen eyelids parted. Her eyes had a wild, frightened look. I could remember a lifelong...

... and Mind: Part 3 Part Mind: and Peace sion rather than a party to a conflict—a conflict in which rectitude is divided • evenly. Hence we are reluctant to call to memory the wrongs that we have com- mitted, and we willingly remember the wrongs done...

... Schicksalsmelodie —“Fate's Melody”—to remember her by. I was shocked to hear her speaking like this. Frau Blume had always been a cheerful person who had lifted our spirits or at least made us laugh with her homespun sayings and adages. Even as children, my brother and I knew that she had a simple mentality...

... and Remembering: The Holocaust” and “Remembering and Forgetting: The Nakba”—are the two that might lead some to label him an anti-Zionist if not a self-hating Jew, but the first chapter in the book names its true ambition, “The Liberal Zionism of the Future,” and its epigraph is Theodor Herzl's most famous line...