... theorized affect in the context of social cohesion, including Richard Wagner, Ernest Renan, and Georg Simmel. W. E. B. Du Bois, the author argues, lays bare the power dynamics of these intersecting views in his short story, “The Coming of John” in The Souls of Black Folk . Du Bois recognizes and critiques...

... to recalibrate our reading and writing of drama’s develop- ment in the wake of Richard Wagner. Organized around a rare commitment to consider the dramatist’s (occasionally contentious) relationship to the actual process of staging a theatrical work—with all that performance implies, from text-based stage...

... to recalibrate our reading and writing of drama’s develop- ment in the wake of Richard Wagner. Organized around a rare commitment to consider the dramatist’s (occasionally contentious) relationship to the actual process of staging a theatrical work—with all that performance implies, from text-based stage...

... to recalibrate our reading and writing of drama’s develop- ment in the wake of Richard Wagner. Organized around a rare commitment to consider the dramatist’s (occasionally contentious) relationship to the actual process of staging a theatrical work—with all that performance implies, from text-based stage...

... to recalibrate our reading and writing of drama’s develop- ment in the wake of Richard Wagner. Organized around a rare commitment to consider the dramatist’s (occasionally contentious) relationship to the actual process of staging a theatrical work—with all that performance implies, from text-based stage...

... . Print . Wagner Richard . Richard Wagner's Prose Works . Trans. Ellis William Ashton . 2nd ed. 8 vols . London : Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co. , 1895–99 . Print . Wasserman Earl . “The Pleasures of Tragedy.” ELH 14 ( 1947 ): 283 – 307 . Print...

... dynamic can be observed in another of Merrill’s poems —​this time from A Scattering of Salts —​that borrows several motifs from another work with which Proust was also familiar: Richard Wagner’s Der Ring des Nibelungen (The Ring of the Nibelung). “The Ring  Cycle” opens with a declaration of two...

... increasingly anti-Jewish comments in his correspon- dence and notebooks that are further solidified through the subsequent influence of Rich- ard Wagner, which is the central theme of the third chapter. It is through Wagner, Holub claims, that Nietzsche learns how explicitly anti-Semitic views might hinder...

... Untersuchungen”: Ein Kommentar fur Leser . Frankfurt a. M.: Klostermann, 1994 . Wagner, Richard. Der Ring des Nibelungen: Die Walküre/The Nibelung's Ring: The Valkyrie . Vocal score by Karl Klindworth. Trans. Frederick Jameson. Mainz: B. Schotts Söhne, 1904 . Wagner, Richard. Gedichte . Ed. Carl...

... . London: Novello, 1897 . Wagner, Richard. Bericht an Seine Majestät König Ludwig II von Bayern . Munich: Christian Kaiser, 1865 . Wain, John. “Gerard Manley Hopkins: An Idiom of Desperation.” Proceedings of the British Academy 45 ( 1959 ): 173 -97; repr. in G.H. Hartman. Hopkins...

... nineteenth century within the framework of a debate on anti-Semitism (most prominently, the writings of Richard Wagner), or with the Romanticization of the Eastern Jews by early twentieth-century German Jews and non-Jews alike.5 In a contemporary Germany (or Austria) struggling to come to terms with its...

...: University of Chicago Press, 1995 . ____. Glas . Trans. John P. Leavey, Jr. and Richard Rand. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1986 . Diodorus of Sicily. Books IX-XII, 40. Vol. 4. The Library of History . Trans. C.H. Oldfather. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1989 . Diogenes Laertius...

... of this belief, a leading Russian Church father declared in 1861: “The state consists of families. Disorder in the constituent parts causes disorder in the whole” (Filaret, qtd. in Wagner 73 ). In light of this value placed on family stability, one might expect to find endings of Russian novels like the ones we...

...” featured talks by Wai Chee Dimock (English and American Studies, Yale), Kenji Yoshino (Law, Yale), and Günter Wagner (Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Yale), with Peter Brooks (French and Comparative Literature, Yale) serving as moderator. Dimock compared the task of comparative literature...

... of Biological Concepts.” European Journal for Semiotic Studies 9 . 2 ( 1997 ): 251 -76. Lewontin, Richard C. “Genes, Environment, and Organisms.” Hidden Histories of Science . Ed. Robert B. Silvers. London: Granta, 1997 . 115 -39. Lotman, Iurii. “Fenomen kul'tury” [The Phenomenon of Culture...

...Christopher Braider The Persistence of Allegory: Drama and Neoclassicism from Shakespeare to Wagner. By Jane K. Brown. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2007. xii, 292 p., 21 unlisted ills., including frontispiece. University of Oregon 2008 Baxandall, Michael. Painting...

... of the sonata form. In explicating the rule-following paradox and the symphony, I assess the methodologies of prominent critical commentaries on Wittgenstein and Beethoven, in particular those of philosopher Saul Kripke and musicologist Richard Taruskin, whose approaches attempt to dramatize the process...

... AND NEOCLASSICISM FROM SHAKESPEARE TO WAGNER. By Jane K. Brown. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2007. xii, 292 p., 21 unlisted ills., including frontispiece. Jane Brown has an arresting story to tell. Its presiding theme is the contest between two formal modes of dramatic...

... AND NEOCLASSICISM FROM SHAKESPEARE TO WAGNER. By Jane K. Brown. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2007. xii, 292 p., 21 unlisted ills., including frontispiece. Jane Brown has an arresting story to tell. Its presiding theme is the contest between two formal modes of dramatic...

... SHAKESPEARE TO WAGNER. By Jane K. Brown. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2007. xii, 292 p., 21 unlisted ills., including frontispiece. Jane Brown has an arresting story to tell. Its presiding theme is the contest between two formal modes of dramatic representation grounded...