... Chulkov. The English novel in question, The History of Charlotte Summers, The Fortunate Parish Girl (1749), was translated into French in 1751 and from French into Russian in 1763, just three years before the publication of the first installment of Chulkov's first literary work, The Mocker or Slavonic...

... justice protests in the summer of 2020 and completed amid the invasion of Ukraine in 2022—two events with global reverberations that decisively punctured the illusions of a post-imperial, post-socialist, and post-racial world order homogenized by the unfettered spread of neoliberal capitalism—the articles...

... to literary texts implies to some degree moving from textual negotiations about rhythm to actual- izations and stagings of rhythm within texts.5 In the modernist texts discussed below — “Breaths of a Summer Day” (~1935–1942), a chapter of Robert Musil’s Man without Qualities, Virginia Woolf’s short...

... University of Oregon 2002 THE 2002 BULLETIN OF THEACLA BULLETIN/i AMERICAN COMPARATIVE LITERATURE ASSOCIATION The ACLA Bulletin appears once a year, in the Summer Issue of Comparative Literature Officers...

.... Makine, Andrei. Dreams of My Russian Summers . Trans. Geoffrey Strachan. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1997 . ____. “Frantsuzskoe zaveshchanie.” Inostrannaia literatura 12 ( 1996 ): 18 -27. ____. “La Prose d'Ivan Bunin: La poétique de la nostalgie.” Revue des études slaves 64 . 4...

... . ____. Foreword. English Studies at Toronto: A History . By Robin S. Harris. Toronto: University of Toronto, 1988 . ix -xii. ____. “Frye's Notebooks.” Northrop Frye Newsletter 5 . 2 (Summer, 1993 ): 1 -40. ____. The Great Code: The Bible and Literature . New York: Harcourt Brace, 1982...

... Bell. New York: Random House, 2001 . ____. “Up Against Historical Amnesia.” Interview by Kenneth Baker. San Francisco Chronicle 7 Oct. 2001 . Stern, David G. “Models of Memory: Wittgenstein and Cognitive Science.” Philosophical Psychology 4 ( 1991 ): 203 -18. Summers-Bremner...

... University of Oregon 2003 THE 2003 BULLETIN OF THEACLA BULLETIN/i AMERICAN COMPARATIVE LITERATURE ASSOCIATION The ACLA Bulletin appears once a year in the Summer Issue of Comparative Literature Officers...

... and the Jevonian Revolution in the Second Generation.” History of Economics Review 40 ( Summer 2004 ): 69 – 107 . Web. 9 Mar. 2015 . Fraticelli Pietro . Opere Minori di Dante Alighieri . 3 Vols . Florence : Barbera , 1861–1862 . Print . Fromm Gloria . Dorothy Richardson...

... Literary History 45 . 3 ( Summer 2014 ): 303 – 29 . Print . Citton Yves . “Potocki and the Spectre of the Postmodern.” Comparative Criticism 24 . Cambridge : Cambridge UP , 2002 . 141 e– 65 . Print . Cohen Margaret . The Sentimental Education of the Novel . Princeton...

..., that our geocentrism prevented us for a long time from conceiving of life in forms other than what we know on Earth ( Summers and Trefil)? How can we think about habitability on Earth without knowing that the habitable zone of planets in solar systems varies throughout time and that there may be life...

.... Weltliteratur: Festgabe für Fritz Strich zum 70. Geburtstag . Bern: Francke, 1952 . “Report on World Literature.” ACLA Newsletter 19 , 2 ( 1988 ): 1 -3. Summary statement of the NEH Institute in the Theory and Teaching of World Literature (Dir. Sarah Lawall), Summer 1987, at the University...

..., sexuality and the law. Fast forward now from the year 1868 to the year 2000 and Court TV. In the summer of 2000, Court TV announced a new series entitled simply Confession. It claimed to be, in a sense, the police confession room unmasked: alleged criminals, in the process of confess- ing, would...

..., sexuality and the law. Fast forward now from the year 1868 to the year 2000 and Court TV. In the summer of 2000, Court TV announced a new series entitled simply Confession. It claimed to be, in a sense, the police confession room unmasked: alleged criminals, in the process of confess- ing, would...

..., sexuality and the law. Fast forward now from the year 1868 to the year 2000 and Court TV. In the summer of 2000, Court TV announced a new series entitled simply Confession. It claimed to be, in a sense, the police confession room unmasked: alleged criminals, in the process of confess- ing, would...

... University of Oregon 2006 THE 2006 BULLETIN OF THEACLA BULLETIN/i AMERICAN COMPARATIVE LITERATURE ASSOCIATION The ACLA Bulletin appears once a year in the Summer Issue of Comparative Literature Officers...

....” New German Critique 50 (Spring/Summer 1990 ): 21 -39. ____. Visible Spaces: Hannah Arendt and the German-Jewish Experience . Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1990 . Benhabib, Seyla. “Hannah Arendt and the Redemptive Power of Narrative.” Social Research 57 . 1 ( 1990 ): 167...

... paintings Moonlight Night (1897), Vladimrovka Road (1892), Stormy Day (1897), and Summer Evening (1900), all in the Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow; and The Moving Train (1890s; Art Museum Odessa) and Road (1899; private collection, Moscow). For reproductions of these see Feodorov Davydov . I thank...

... Relevant here and to the following pages is Agamben’s account of profanation as the act of returning to the sphere of use through contact with “that which has been ritually separated” and reserved for the gods ( Profanations 74 ). 4 In a paper presented at the 2015 Wordsworth Summer Conference...

... these tensions by putting them to productive use. A portrait is of course in the first instance a likeness of the sitter who commis- sions it. But it is also, as it were by reflection, a testament of and to the artist who paints it. In this context, Berger follows David Summers’s The Judgment of Sense...