...Richard J. Golsan The Search for Modern Tragedy: Aesthetic Fascism in Italy and France. By Mary Ann Frese Witt. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2001. 259 p. University of Oregon 2003 BOOK REVIEWS/177...

... on Kant. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1970. Seidler, Günter H. Der Blick des Anderen. Eine Analyse der Scham. Stuttgart: Verlag Internationale Psychoanalyse, 1995. THE SEARCH FOR MODERN TRAGEDY: AESTHETIC FASCISM IN ITALY AND FRANCE. By Mary Ann Frese Witt. Ithaca: Cornell University Press...

...,” one that seeks to make the image of the body unavailable for the purposes of fascism and other oppressive political projects. “One’s own body,” as Ben- jamin put it in his essay on Kafka, is “that most forgotten strangeness.” But if Richter is right, then this fact is the occasion...

...,” one that seeks to make the image of the body unavailable for the purposes of fascism and other oppressive political projects. “One’s own body,” as Ben- jamin put it in his essay on Kafka, is “that most forgotten strangeness.” But if Richter is right, then this fact is the occasion...

...,” one that seeks to make the image of the body unavailable for the purposes of fascism and other oppressive political projects. “One’s own body,” as Ben- jamin put it in his essay on Kafka, is “that most forgotten strangeness.” But if Richter is right, then this fact is the occasion...

...-fascism, in the case of Los poetas , and Black internationalism, in the case of Negro . The anthologies employ what I call coalitional aesthetics, a set of formal techniques that emphasizes rather than smooths over incongruities between constituent parts, attesting to the disparity of these parts...

... shows, occupy the center only to transfer it to fascism. Given that world history takes place as real abstraction through all of the processes of coloniality and globalization, at this time there cannot not be politics defended by impasse. But there is not only that, and not only the attrition...

..., Fascism, and the Myths of Ezra Pound . Evanston: Northwestern UP, 1988 . Cheah, Pheng. “Given Culture: Rethinking Cosmopolitical Freedom in Transnationalism.” Cosmopolitics: Thinking and Feeling Beyond the nation . Ed. Pheng Cheah and Bruce Robbins. Minneapolis: U of Minnesota P, 1998 . 290 -328...

... positions as leading cultural figures in new revolutionary states. Carpentier escaped Cuba in 1928 after being imprisoned for his opposition to the Machado gov- ernment (Herlinghaus 28). Seghers, a Jewish Communist, fled fascism in 1933. Both went to Paris, where they continued their creative...

... future, practices the author situates in the broad field of Marxist-informed utopian studies. [email protected] Copyright © 2023 by University of Oregon 2023 Ernst Bloch Hari Kunzru fascism utopianism post-truth This article explores the reconstitution of the political...

...) after fleeing fascism in Europe. Bulson’s work reveals literary exile to be less a kind of cosmopolitan mobility than a form of homelessness—a condition of publication in which writing, production, and reading are delinked: Broom was effectively an American magazine produced in Europe with cheap labor...

... . Bücher Karl . Arbeit und Rhythmus . 3rd ed. Leipzig : Teubner , 1902 . Print . Derrida Jacques . De la grammatologie . Paris : Minuit , 1967 . Print . Griffin Roger . The Nature of Fascism . 2nd ed. London : Routledge , 1993 . Print . Heaney Seamus...

... was, of course, the reality of Hispanophilic Fascism, something that, for all of the tentative optimism I spoke of above, made the emergence of a full-throated bilingualism impossible. What Catalonia did have, though, is something that Quebec lacked: the memory of a vigorous republican tradition, committed...

..., there was properly speaking “only one totalitarian revolu- tion in the twentieth century — that which culminated in the USSR.” Foley explains: Whereas fascism, Camus declares later on, represents “the exaltation of the executioner by the execu- tioner,” Russian communism represents the “exaltation...

... on Hannah Arendt’s assertion that fascism was an international, rather than a nationalist movement, Lahiri argues that we must be equally attendant to new print internationalisms on both ends of the political spectrum: “The [Left] deplores globalization; the [Right] detests globalist; yet both insist...

... treaties in the last decade of the nineteenth century and reached its military and political peak during the fascist era, up to 1941, when Britain took control of all the Italian colonies in the Horn of Africa. After the fall of fascism, the United Nation entrusted the newly elected Italian government...

... understanding of Zweig's laudatory portrayal of Brazil as the land of the future. © 2016 by University of Oregon 2016 Race and Identity Futurism Fascism Exile Literature Latin America Works Cited Agassiz Louis . A Journey in Brazil . Chur : Plata Publishing , 1975 . Print...

... conservative and Marxist lines, seeing in Fascism the culmination of a tradition of irrationalist thought, read into modernist experimentation the decline of the ruling bourgeoisie. Erich Auerbach ( 1892–1957 ), a German Jewish philologist, offered a model interpretation of the relationship between...

... —​becomes concretized, located in space and in the present moment” (204). Although Scappettone does not gloss over Pound’s celebration of Fascism and his anti-Semi- tism, she insists that Venice is the originator of ideas of fragmentariness, circulation, and hybridity, which subtly undermine Pound’s...

... . Print . Cenere . Dir. Mari Febo Perf. Duse Eleonora and Ambrosio Febo Mari , 1916 . Film . Champagne John . “Fascism and Images of Masculinity in Three Plays by Pirandello.” Pirandello Studies 33 ( 2013 ): 91 – 100 . Print . Chieppa Vincenzo . Pirandello...