...Byungsam Jung Abstract This article analyzes two types of visual perception in Vladimir Nabokov’s Lolita (1955): camera obscura and camera lucida , terms that are taken from photography and painting, respectively. By applying these terms, this article identifies a visual dilemma in how an artist...

...Dana Dragunoiu Abstract The article contributes to the long-standing debate about Lolita’ s final nine chapters by arguing for a much tighter connection than previously acknowledged between Nabokov’s most famous novel and Proust’s À la recherche du temps perdu. Turning on the claim that Dolly’s...

... Lolita. Heinz von Lichberg and the Pre-History of the Nymphet.” The Times Literary Supplement 2 Apr. 2004 : 13 -15. ____. The Two Lolitas . New York: Verso, 2005 . ____. “Was wuβte Nabokov?” Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung 19 Mar. 2005 : 37 . Nabokov, Vladimir. Ada, or Ardor...

..., John M. “Primal Scene and Misreading in Nabokov's Lolita.” American Imago 59 ( 2002 ): 27 -52. Jones, Ernest. Hamlet and Oedipus . Garden City: Doubleday, 1954 . ____. On the Nightmare . London: Hogarth Press and the Institute of Psychoanalysis, 1931 . ____. What is Psychoanalysis...

... . Nabokov Vladimir . The Annotated Lolita . Ed. Appel Alfred . New York : Vintage , 1991 . Print . ———. Bend Sinister . New York : Vintage , 1990 . Print . ———. The Gift . Trans. Scammell Michael in collaboration with the author . New York : Vintage , 1991 . Print...

... Publication of Keats's ‘La Belle Dame Sans Merci.’” American Literature 2 ( 1931 ): 430 – 32 . Print . McGann Jerome . “Keats and the Historical Method in Literary Criticism.” MLN 94 ( 1979 ): 988 – 1032 . Print . Nabokov Vladimir . The Annotated Lolita . 1955 . Ed...

.... Svobodnyi sbornik. Parizh, 1939.” Sovremennye zapiski 70 ( 1940 ): 283 -85. ____. Lolita . New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1955 . Odoevtseva, Irina. Na beregakh Seny . Paris: La Presse Libre, 1983 . Osorgin, Mikhail. “V. Sirin. `Kamera obskura.'” Sovremennye zapiski 54 ( 1934 ): 458 -60...

... book reviews / 251 and pedophilia, which may suggest an unexpected afterlife in Nabokov’s Lolita. Along with an extended treatment of Angela Carter, there are some other exhibits —​films and a postmodern novel —​bearing witness to the continued operation of the Mignon effect. Chapter 6...

... book reviews / 251 and pedophilia, which may suggest an unexpected afterlife in Nabokov’s Lolita. Along with an extended treatment of Angela Carter, there are some other exhibits —​films and a postmodern novel —​bearing witness to the continued operation of the Mignon effect. Chapter 6...

... book reviews / 251 and pedophilia, which may suggest an unexpected afterlife in Nabokov’s Lolita. Along with an extended treatment of Angela Carter, there are some other exhibits —​films and a postmodern novel —​bearing witness to the continued operation of the Mignon effect. Chapter 6...

... / 251 and pedophilia, which may suggest an unexpected afterlife in Nabokov’s Lolita. Along with an extended treatment of Angela Carter, there are some other exhibits —​films and a postmodern novel —​bearing witness to the continued operation of the Mignon effect. Chapter 6 is the most...

... book reviews / 251 and pedophilia, which may suggest an unexpected afterlife in Nabokov’s Lolita. Along with an extended treatment of Angela Carter, there are some other exhibits —​films and a postmodern novel —​bearing witness to the continued operation of the Mignon effect. Chapter 6...

... of The Real Life of Sebastian Knight and Pale Fire, the found document frame of Lolita, Van’s presence in the margins of Ada, and the deus ex machina finales of Pnin and Bend Sinister. In each of these cases the absolute perspective of the narrative—a kind of persistent and recurring “I” embedded...

... and obvious parody of the regime’s ph/fallacies, but can also be analyzed as a prime example of “subversive mimesis.” The author “swallows” whole pieces of other texts, such as Lewis Carroll’s books on Alice, and Henry James’s tale “The Turn of the Screw”; even echoes of Nabokov’s “Lolita” can be heard. I...

... and obvious parody of the regime’s ph/fallacies, but can also be analyzed as a prime example of “subversive mimesis.” The author “swallows” whole pieces of other texts, such as Lewis Carroll’s books on Alice, and Henry James’s tale “The Turn of the Screw”; even echoes of Nabokov’s “Lolita” can be heard. I...

... and obvious parody of the regime’s ph/fallacies, but can also be analyzed as a prime example of “subversive mimesis.” The author “swallows” whole pieces of other texts, such as Lewis Carroll’s books on Alice, and Henry James’s tale “The Turn of the Screw”; even echoes of Nabokov’s “Lolita” can be heard. I...

... and obvious parody of the regime’s ph/fallacies, but can also be analyzed as a prime example of “subversive mimesis.” The author “swallows” whole pieces of other texts, such as Lewis Carroll’s books on Alice, and Henry James’s tale “The Turn of the Screw”; even echoes of Nabokov’s “Lolita” can be heard. I...

... and obvious parody of the regime’s ph/fallacies, but can also be analyzed as a prime example of “subversive mimesis.” The author “swallows” whole pieces of other texts, such as Lewis Carroll’s books on Alice, and Henry James’s tale “The Turn of the Screw”; even echoes of Nabokov’s “Lolita” can be heard. I...

... and obvious parody of the regime’s ph/fallacies, but can also be analyzed as a prime example of “subversive mimesis.” The author “swallows” whole pieces of other texts, such as Lewis Carroll’s books on Alice, and Henry James’s tale “The Turn of the Screw”; even echoes of Nabokov’s “Lolita” can be heard. I...

... and obvious parody of the regime’s ph/fallacies, but can also be analyzed as a prime example of “subversive mimesis.” The author “swallows” whole pieces of other texts, such as Lewis Carroll’s books on Alice, and Henry James’s tale “The Turn of the Screw”; even echoes of Nabokov’s “Lolita” can be heard. I...