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... Marilyn . The Politics of Reality: Essays in Feminist Theory . Trumansburg, NY : Crossing , 1983 . Gilman Sander . “ The Iconography of Disease .” Crimp 87 - 108 . Glück Robert . “ Allegory .” Ironwood 23 ( 1984 ): 112 - 18 . Glück Robert . “ Caricature...

... that draws in other, complicating, strands of figuration. The opening scene displays her in triumph, returning from a performance in the title role of Gluck's Orpheus and exuberantly seeking the confirming praise of her voice teacher: Tell them, Leo, tell them How I outsang your hope and made you cry Because...

..., and Tomorrow. An Interview .” With Antoinette Fouque. 3 . 3 : 1 - 25 . Grosz Elizabeth A. “ Lesbian Fetishism? ” 3 . 2 : 39 - 54 . Jackson Earl Jr. “ Scandalous Subjects: Robert Glück's Embodied Narratives .” 3 . 2 : 112 - 34 . Jones Kathleen B . “ The Trouble...

... , or the Balance of Happiness [ Schwestern oder die Balance des Glücks ]. In it, I anticipated or intuited that I have a sister, about whom I knew nothing until that time. And on the other hand, there are films, subjects, or persons that are brought to one’s attention from the outside and that one does...

... the phallocratic libidinal economy." Earl Jackson's reading of Robert Gluck's fiction and critical writings is guided by the feminist strategy of foregrounding one's enunciative position (his "reading as a gay man") in order to discourage the association of masculine authorship with an objective or universal point...

... York : Basic Books , 1987 . Globus Gordon G. The Postmodern Brain . Amsterdam : John Benjamins , 1995 . Gluck Mark A. and Rumelhart David E. , eds. Neuroscience and Connectionist Theory . Hillsdale, NJ : Lawrence Erlbaum , 1990 . Holt Robert . “ A Review...

.... To ground freedom’s realization on chance is to abolish freedom. It deprives the final end of rational lawfulness, making it the outcome of a for tunate accident ( Glück szufall ). L ikewise, Kant repeatedly st resses that organisms...

... of this article was made possible by a grant from the American Council of Learned Societies and a Mellon Faculty Fellowship in the Humanities at Harvard University in 1990-91. I am grateful to Mary Gluck, Lynn Hunt, Mike Roth, David Savran, Jennifer Terry and an anonymous reader, who offered valuable criticisms...