... . Saint-Amand, Pierre. The Libertine's Progress: Seduction in the Eighteenth-Century French Novel . Trans. Jennifer Curtiss Gage. Hanover: up of New England, 1994 . Schor, Naomi. Reading in Detail: Aesthetics and the Feminine . New York: Methuen, 1987 . Sheriff, Mary. Fragonard: Art...

... and Jonker 309 -25. Schor, Naomi. Bad Objects: Essays Popular and Unpopular . Durham: Duke up, 1995 . ____. “Dreaming Dissymmetry: Barthes, Foucault, and Sexual Difference.” Bad Objects 31 -43. ____. “French Feminism Is a Universalism.” Bad Objects 3 -27. ____. Reading in Detail: Aesthetics...

...: Oxford up, 1974 . Münsterberg, Hugo. The Film: A Psychological Study,the Silent Photoplay in 1916 . New York: Dover, 1970 . Queen Christina . Dir. Rouben Mamoulian.mgm, 1933 . Sabotage . Dir. Alfred Hitchcock. Gaumont-British Picture Corp., 1936 . Schor, Naomi. Reading in Detail...

..., performed at the Flea Theater, Manhattan, nyc. 2001-02 . Novak, Lorie. Photographs . Greenberg 87 -94. Portraits: 9/11/01: The Collected “Portraits of Grief” from the New York Times . New York: Times, 2002 . Raines, Howell. Foreword. Portraits vii -viii. Schor, Naomi. Reading in Detail...

...Anthony Bogues Arguing that racial slavery was a foundation of the modern world and of capitalism, this essay details the historical ways in which the organization of debt and credit networks were integral to the Atlantic slave trade. The author contends that the enslaved body of the African...

... was a key component of Romantic reimaginings of language as a productive force. While the native informant guarantees the referential truth of colonial discourse, this essay details the simultaneous emergence of a figure termed the ``native performant,'' who dramatizes the performative power of Western...

... piano offered a way to imagine human and machine performances as materially interchangeable and potentially identical. Human and mechanical identity are mediated through the details of fidelity, and this article argues that by exploring the production of a fidelity quite unlike the phonographic fidelity...

... begins by detailing Bersani’s early engagement, in Balzac to Beckett: Center and Circumference in French Fiction (1970), with Marcel Proust and Samuel Beckett, as well as Gilles Deleuze’s and Maurice Blanchot’s commentaries on the two writers. Having borrowed Deleuze’s description of Proust...

.... A concept provides an event with an incorporeal lining, a virtual force that enables the event to give way to new and unpredictable effects. Feminist theory has produced a profound concept that has not yet been adequately understood: the concept of sexual difference, which has been elaborated in most detail...

... e live in an age when the detail enjoys a rare prominence” is the opening sentence of Naomi Schor’s 1987 book, Reading in Detail: Aesthetics and the Feminine . Like so much of Schor’s work, the comment, in its description...

... : 71 - 77 . Schor Naomi . Reading in Detail: Aesthetics and the Feminine . New York : Methuen , 1987 . Spigel Lynn . “ Communicating with the Dead: Elvis as Medium .” Camera Obscura 23 ( 1990 ): 177 - 205 . Worth Fred L. , and Tamerius Steve D. Elvis: His...

... H E RN E SS B E G I NS A T H O M E M y sister Naomi Schor used as the frontispiece of her 1987 book Reading in Detail: Aesthetics and the Feminine a black...

... ( accessed 20 Nov. 2017 ). Schor Naomi . Reading in Detail: Aesthetics and the Feminine . New York : Routledge , 2006 . Steedman Carolyn . Dust: The Archive and Cultural History . New Brunswick : Rutgers UP , 2002 . Woolf Virginia . A Room of One’s Own . Boston : Mariner...

...?” 131). “With the loss of the art of narration, details cease to be transmitters of concrete aspects of the action and attain significance independent of the action and of the lives of the characters” (“Narrate or Describe?” 132...

... to the idea of a law-abiding market. In order to make this argument, I need to describe in some detail the critical elements of the system developed to represent and discipline early modern commercial transactions. At the most material level-the level of writing-early modern commerce was rendered systematic...

... scrutinize these situations in often painstakingly minute detail. It would appear, then, that the pervasive need to discredit overanalyzing is matched by a widespread tendency to overanalyze. Like all of the most unsettling (that is, most intensely pleasurable) pleasures, overanalysis appears...

... of modernist literature, but one is hard put to find much discussion of anal impulses in women’s writing. In the pages that follow, I will survey some of the historical details and arguments made, on the one hand, by Whorton in his account...