..., Bersani embraces this instability of identification that may ultimately cause the subject to collapse. Gay sex practices provide the occasion for this scene of vertigo, which, in Bersani’s work, opens a space that exists after the fall of the ego and that is often further explored through a turn to art...

... and redundancy, a movement through which language is pushed to its limits but falls back into the metonymy of syntax and finitude that it would transcend. Brown University and differences : A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 2010 susan bernstein is Professor of Comparative Literature and German...

... with regard to the relative lack of a visual record of the period. All three films profited from troves of personal letters. Von Trotta describes her slow “falling in love” with Arendt, a process abetted by the discovery of Arendt’s vulnerability. The decision to focus on the years of the Eichmann trial...

... Bodies .” Winter , 1989 : 147 - 59 . Cunningham George . “ ‘Called into Existence’: Desire, Gender, and Voice in Fredrick Douglass's Narrative of 1845 .” Fall , 1989 : 108 - 36 . de Lauretis Teresa . “ The Essence of the Triangle or, Taking the Risk of Essentialism Seriously...

... them. The coming of memories thus constitutes an event in the time of our being, their arrival, unexpected, surprising, and often cruel, falling upon us in the free fall of their own rising. Though coming from the past, memories...

... attempts to convey the experience of walking between the towers: The wire detaches itself from the tower behind me. Together we undertake our aerial journey, making a hole in the sky watching us (184). What does it mean not to fall? As Auster lucidly underscores, it does not mean...

...) fall in love before France capitulates to Germany and circumstances force the two to part. The song then assumes a radically different resonance for each of them. Rick, who believes that Ilsa betrayed him on the day the Nazis...

... dancing, moves to a small village and falls happily in love with the local priest, from whom she wishes to hide her dishonorable past. Rumor has it that the priest was unhappily in love sometime before and that he keeps a secret memento from his beloved locked in a box. One day, Lynnete finds and opens...

... of the same social class, and of more or less the same age. They fall in love mutually and simultaneously at the beginning of the story, and both are wracked by suffering until friends and fortune intervene to unite them. The larger part of the narrative relates their subsequent adventures and tribulations...

... . “ A Nation of Readers Dumps its Writers .” New York Times Magazine 10 Jan. 1993 : 22 - 48 . Hirsch Marianne , and Keller Evelyn Fox , eds. Conflicts in Feminism . New York : Routledge , 1990 . Huyssen Andreas . “ After the Wall: The Fall of German Intellectuals .” New...

... illustrates perfectly the way Paul Reubens's character resists traditional notions of masculinity and in fact sends up the traditional oedipal narrative of classic Hollywood Cinema. In the film, Pee-wee falls in love with an Italian trapeze artist, Gina, who just before they sleep together for the first time...

...; he turns pale; he falls into a faint. Returning to his senses, he weeps, he rushes about, he moans, he tears his hair out, he fills the air with his cries, he seems to be having an attack of dreadful convulsions. Mad man, what harm has this paper then done you? Which of your limbs has it removed...

... either the first or second, and individualized into a form with its own laws, saved this form of homosexuality from appearing to fall back or regress. Advocates for the third sex emphasized the "civilized" qualities of its members. Rueling points immediately to the invisibility of female homosexuals...

... or compensates for castration.8 It therefore sets in motion the process that will lead to the falling away of the seduction fantasy and the displacement of the ego by the subject of the unconscious. In The Interpretation...

... 24 Mar. 2003 : B11 . Harris, Larry. Totems of the Fall. Ms. 2001. 7 May 2003.< www.Larryharris.info >. Hirsch, Marianne. “ Points of Memory/Acts of Transfer:Gendered Readings .” Unpublished essay, 2003 . Hoffman, Jan. “For the Families, a Long Year's Journey into Grief, and Back Again...

... though, already here, in the shape of Toller moving the curtain of Mary’s hair away from himself, he seems desperate to leave the scene. The later murder-suicide act via suicide vest certainly would be leaving the scene; it is open to debate where the end actually falls. We can imagine situations...

... Frühschriften . Ed. Rolf Tiedemann. Frankfurt am Main: Suhrkamp, 1973 . 360 -61. Ball, Karyn. Introduction. “Trauma and Its Institutional Destinies.” Cultural Critique 46 (Fall 2000 ): 1 -44. Bartolovich, Crystal. “Figuring the (In)visible in an Imperial Weltstadt: The Case of Benjamin's Moor...

... by any direct blow from the men who destroyed Leigh Hall. Rather, as he describes it to Aurora, a falling beam delivers the “heaven’s bolt” of destroying fire already running in his veins: My life long sick...

....” diacritics 7.3 (Fall 1977 ): 22 -43. ____. Other Asias . Malden: Blackwell, 2005 . Forthcoming. ____. “Three Women's Texts and Circumfession.” Postcolonialism and Autobiography . Ed. Alfred Hornung and Ernstpeter Ruhe. Amsterdam: Rodopi, 1998 . 7 -22. ____. “Touched by Deconstruction.” Grey...

... her from it—though one can endlessly bemoan the fall of the Other and the loss of being, of course. This is what is at stake in the Pass. It is a true endpoint, there, where Freud only found the impasse or bedrock of castration that made analysis ultimately interminable. The example of mourning...