... . Hangzhou: Zhejiang guji, 1989 . 276 -86. Cai Yuanpei . “Shitou ji suoyin diliu ban zixu” (Preface for the sixth edition of The Secrets of the Story of the Stone). Shitou ji suoyin . Hong Kong: Taiping shuju, 1963 . 1 -8. Cao Xueqin . Jia cheng ben honglou meng (The Jia chen...

...DAVID BARNES This essay performs a new reading of John Ruskin's The Stones of Venice , placing the work in the context of nineteenth-century Italian nationalist debates on the character and history of Venice. Using letters, diaries, and other sources, the essay discusses the ways in which...

...JULIE STONE PETERS University of Oregon 2005 Achinstein, Sharon. “Imperial Dialectic: Milton and Conquered Peoples.” Rajan and Sauer 67 -89. Anderson, Benedict. Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism . London: Verso, 1991 . Armitage, David...

... in the twentieth century. Using César Paternosto's study of Incan stone work and architecture, I locate Vicuña's use of the spiral in her 1966 landart installation and poetic performance, Con-cón , in relation to indigenismo's stance within and against the global politics that redefine the late twentieth century...

... – 81 . Print . ———. “The Thing.” Poetry, Language, Thought . Trans. Hofstadter Albert . New York : Harper & Row Publishers , 1971 . 165 – 86 . Print . Johnson Barbara . “The Dream of Stone.” A New History of French Literature . Ed. Hollier Denis . Cambridge...

... by Szymborska and Bishop, both of which depict a face-to-face encounter with an object: Szymborska’s “Conversation with a Stone” and Bishop’s “The Monument.” REPRESENTING THE OTHER/89 “Conversation with a Stone” I knock at the stone’s front door. “It’s only me, let...

... the precinct of the Western Wall/Buraq with the Muslim quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem. In the shaft, Netanyahu asserted, he touched “the foundation stone of our [national] existence, without exaggerating.”1 Anton Shammas’s novel Arabesques was published ten years earlier, in 1986. A few pages...

... . Cohen Jeffrey Jerome . Stone: An Ecology of the Inhuman . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press , 2015 . Collett Anthony . The Changing Face of England . London : Jonathan Cape , 1932 . Corbin Alain . The Lure of the Sea: The Discovery of the Seaside in the Western...

.../196 space provides the venue for encounter with beings (Enkidu, Shamhat, Humbaba, Ishtar, Bull of Heaven, Scorpion Creatures, Siduri, Stone Ones Uta-napishti) and also with objects (cedar forest, tunnel of the sun, jeweled trees, Stone Ones waters of death) that are principally defined...

...). The Flâneur in Exile / 381 Walking in the city involves “Trébuchant sur les mots comme sur les pavés” (Œuvres completes  83; “Stumbling over words as over paving stones,” Flowers of Evil  281) and so becomes synonymous with the writing of poetry and with the indiscriminate visitations of the sun...

... is born in his soul when he sees the disappearance of those buildings, those pal- aces, those houses where previous generations have lived. A piece of the past falls with each one of those stones). Although Baudelaire shares Gautier’s mel- ancholic feeling towards the changing Paris, unlike Fournier...

... trans. 3). Gilgamesh rebuilds the “ramparted walls of Uruk” and “Engrave[s] all his hardships on a monument of stone” (Foster trans. 3), a story that then finds its way onto the tablets in the box of cedar (or, depending on the translation, of copper), where it waits to tell its cau- tionary tale...

... venerates the old gods but has inherited their figurations in artworks these gods freeze into immovable relics. The two registers of stone in Hyperion are hence the geological and the sculptural. If, as the poem intimates, “the Titans are fading into . . . the natural world from which they arose...

...Figure 2. Leslie Marmon Silko, Stone Avenue Mural (1998). In Yellow Woman and a Beauty of the Spirit , 150–51. ...

... of the field of vision” (310). By projecting the close-ups on a wall and prefacing this scene with the phrase “the wall silent, the stone crying out,” Matalon also evokes two biblical passages concerning injustice: “The very stones will cry out from the wall” (Havakuk 2:11) and “the writing...

... the viewer with the troubled beauty of her countenance: Upon its lips and eyelids seems to lie Loveliness like a shadow, from which shine, Fiery and lurid, struggling underneath, The agonies of anguish and of death. Yet it is less the horror than the grace Which turns the gazer’s spirit into stone...

... . Stuart, Dabney. Rev. of Nabokov's Deceptive World, by William Woodin Rowe. Modern Language Quarterly 33 ( 1972 ): 347 -50. Stone, Albert E. “Psychoanalysis and American Literary Culture.” American Quarterly 28 ( 1976 ): 309 -23. Suagee, Stephen. “An Artist's Memory Beats All Other Kinds...

.... ———. Opened Ground: Poems 1966–1996 . New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1998 . Print. ———. Station Island . New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1985 . Print. Hufstader, Jonathan. Tongue of Water, Teeth of Stones: Northern Irish Poetry and Social Violence . Lexington: UP of Kentucky, 1999...

... the Passagen-Werk: “What I propose is to show how Baudelaire lies embedded in the nineteenth century. The imprint he has left behind there must stand out clear and intact, like that of a stone which, having lain in the ground for decades, is one day rolled from its place” (Arcades Project  321...