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...Stefanie Heine This article examines how breathing pauses organize prose rhythm in ancient rhetoric and in modernist texts. In Virginia Woolf’s “Time Passes” and “The Lady in the Looking Glass: A Reflection” as well as in a late chapter of Robert Musil’s The Man Without Qualities , breath...

... of Nebraska Press, 1988 . ____. “Del tradurre.” Paragone 34 . 396 ( 1983 ): 3 -5. ____. “Il testamento di Virginia Woolf.” Paragone 14 . 168 ( 1963 ): 100 -104. ____. “Introduzione.” La camera di Jacob . By Virginia Woolf. Trans. Anna Banti. Milano: Mondadori, 1980 . 5 -16...

..., and tableaux. It argues for a fraught relationship between twentieth-century fiction and setting, from Henry James’s “house of fiction” and Woolf’s denunciation of naturalist interiors, from the self-sufficient psyches of early modernism to the fastidious mapping of scene and place in the theory of the nouveau...

... and To the Light-house.” Modernism/Modernity 7 : 1 . Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2000 . 43 -75. Bell, Clive. Proust . Folcroft, PA: Folcroft Library Editions, 1972 . Bell, Quentin. Virginia Woolf: A Biography . London: Hogarth, 1972 . Heacox, Thomas. “Proust and Bloomsbury...

... . ____. Imperative zur Neuerfindung des Planeten/Imperatives to re-imagine the planet . Hrsg. Willi Goetschel. Wien: Passagen, 1999 . ____. “Translator's Preface.” Of Grammatology . Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1976 . Woolf, Virginia. “The Death of the Moth.” The Death of the Moth and Other...

... demonstration, in The Sacred Fount, of two key pragmatist principles that William James liberated from Peirce’s absolutism: the adoption of beliefs for their “usefulness” and for their “effect.” In the sec- ond chapter, Quigley juxtaposes Virginia Woolf’s progression toward an aesthetic of “vagueness...

... construction—seeks to teach the reader what it means to see “the world rightly.” In A Different Order of Difficulty: Literature After Wittgenstein , Zumhagen-Yekplé shows how—in addition to Wittgenstein’s Tractatus —Franz Kafka’s parables, Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse , James Joyce’s Ulysses , and J...

... the Channel with a study of Mallarmé’s translation of Tennyson and Yves Bonnefoy’s translations of Shakespeare, Keats, and Yeats. In addition to chapters on Ezra Pound and Samuel Beckett, she devotes a chapter to French translations of Virginia Woolf, one of the topics of an earlier critical collection...

... looks back from across the Channel with a study of Mallarmé’s translation of Tennyson and Yves Bonnefoy’s translations of Shakespeare, Keats, and Yeats. In addition to chapters on Ezra Pound and Samuel Beckett, she devotes a chapter to French translations of Virginia Woolf, one of the topics...

... looks back from across the Channel with a study of Mallarmé’s translation of Tennyson and Yves Bonnefoy’s translations of Shakespeare, Keats, and Yeats. In addition to chapters on Ezra Pound and Samuel Beckett, she devotes a chapter to French translations of Virginia Woolf, one of the topics...

... the Channel with a study of Mallarmé’s translation of Tennyson and Yves Bonnefoy’s translations of Shakespeare, Keats, and Yeats. In addition to chapters on Ezra Pound and Samuel Beckett, she devotes a chapter to French translations of Virginia Woolf, one of the topics of an earlier critical collection...

... Woolf, with refer- ences as well to Ortega and Waldo Frank. But while the friendship and communication between the two women started on a strong note, Woolf cooled toward Ocampo, whom she came to consider “pushy.” Their relationship with the two men deteriorated as well, particu- larly for Ocampo...

... Dark Cinema . New York : Oxford UP , 1974 . Print . Hägglund Martin . Dying for Time: Proust, Woolf, Nabokov . Cambridge : Harvard UP , 2012 . Print . Jameson Fredric . Postmodernism, or The Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism . Durham : Duke UP , 1991 . Print...

... during Spivak’s reading of Virginia Woolf’s A Room of One’s Own: “Woolf expects this attentive reading but has not received it. We have forgotten how to read with care. This book is taught forever as the call for an- drogyny, a private room, and five hundred pounds” (42). The we who have for- gotten...

... of materials, which facilitates the reader’s selection 1 The claim made in John Fuegi’s film The War Within that: “One of Virginia Woolf’s drafts of a plan to ensure world peace was eventually absorbed into the League of Nations” is cited (p. 164). The draft was indeed in Virginia Woolf’s handwriting...

... of materials, which facilitates the reader’s selection 1 The claim made in John Fuegi’s film The War Within that: “One of Virginia Woolf’s drafts of a plan to ensure world peace was eventually absorbed into the League of Nations” is cited (p. 164). The draft was indeed in Virginia Woolf’s handwriting...

... of materials, which facilitates the reader’s selection 1 The claim made in John Fuegi’s film The War Within that: “One of Virginia Woolf’s drafts of a plan to ensure world peace was eventually absorbed into the League of Nations” is cited (p. 164). The draft was indeed in Virginia Woolf’s handwriting...

... Woolf’s drafts of a plan to ensure world peace was eventually absorbed into the League of Nations” is cited (p. 164). The draft was indeed in Virginia Woolf’s handwriting, but had been dictated to her by Leonard. See Wayne K. Chapman and Janet M. Manson, Leonard and Virginia Woolf Working Together...

... of materials, which facilitates the reader’s selection 1 The claim made in John Fuegi’s film The War Within that: “One of Virginia Woolf’s drafts of a plan to ensure world peace was eventually absorbed into the League of Nations” is cited (p. 164). The draft was indeed in Virginia Woolf’s handwriting...

... of materials, which facilitates the reader’s selection 1 The claim made in John Fuegi’s film The War Within that: “One of Virginia Woolf’s drafts of a plan to ensure world peace was eventually absorbed into the League of Nations” is cited (p. 164). The draft was indeed in Virginia Woolf’s handwriting...