..., Mass. : mit P, 1981 . DIANA FUSS Interior ChaIllbers: The EIllily Dickinson HOIllestead Mre than any other writer, Emily Dickinson has been intimately associated with her house. Anecdotes from friends, family, neighbors, and the poet herself provide the biographical basis for the reigning view...

...Shoniqua Roach This essay rereads black feminist engagements with silence and the constellation of terms that vibrate around it—invisibility, interiority, domesticity, privacy—to both demonstrate black feminism’s precarious relationship to silence and indicate the ways in which that contention...

... . Jackson, Lesley. Contemporary: Architecture and Interiors of the 1950s . London: Phaidon P, 1994 . Jameson, Fredric. “Spatial Equivalents in the World System.” Postmodernism, or, The Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism . Durham: Duke UP, 1991 . 97 –129. Karan, Donna. Interview with Gabrielle Karan...

... and my speculation, that ofwhom I speak but who cannot speak back. In mourning, de Man is reduced to one's interiorization of him: his voice, his imagined possible response. Where Montaigne valorizes the reduction of the other to the self in a perfect friendship, Derrida's grief is precisely at the way...

...,” “Chemistry in the Hotel,” and “Evening in the Hotel.” My point here is that we should regard Kracauer as something of a “hotel flâneur,” since to a great extent he learns to read the modern city out of the hotel’s interior topography...

... of these (determining, for example, where the largest portion of research funding in these disciplines goes) was the assumption that the interiority of reading could be mapped, explained, imaged; therewith, its pathologies could be diagnosed and maybe corrected. As if, then, the other reading, the other’s reading were...

.... Experiencing the body as an interiority is a quite different kind of 104 “The Place Where Life Hides Away” phenomenological event from proprioception and external perception, though I...

... race works outside the parameters of identity as a disciplining framework that enfolds subjectivity, affect, and interiority, speaking to Jasbir Puar’s argument that “[t]he ‘cut’ of racism is not made only though disciplinary categories of race but, more perniciously, through biopolitical control...

... with its dark interior, intensified by a gleam of white teeth, and the eyes that seem to be cast downward, perhaps at the flash of Perseus’s sword in the instant before it connects with her flesh. The eyes nonetheless appear to fix us with their gaze, in what would have been a no less defensive...

... specifically, the effect of interiority it produces that deserves our attention. Note the care Fragonard puts into fleshing out the richness of the leafy thicket, the secret life of the tree branches forming the niches in which some...

... and private suffering, the end of history. But who is the “I” here that loves New York? Who speaks this line, this rebus that I wear close to my heart, over my heart? Who is meant to speak? Whose expression of interiority is this? How...

... . 3 : 159 – 184 . Dubey Madhu . “ The ‘True Lie’ of the Nation: Fanon and Feminism .” 10 . 2 : 1 – 29 . Fuss Diana . “ Interior Chambers: The Emily Dickinson Homestead .” 10 . 3 : 1 – 46 . Heng Geraldine . “ Cannibalism, the First Crusade, and the Genesis...

... with the externality of writing rather than the transparency of the medium associated with the interiority of reading. There are, thus, three primary dimensions of the signifier’s materiality. In the first, there is the sense of materiality...

... appeals to an understanding of interior states as products of exterior (here, economic) determination, in effect, blood-thirst or lust-killing as the limit case of possessive individualism. In the case of Lantier, among others, what becomes visible is a male hysterical restoration of agency through...

..., with the repression disguised as love ” (Basinger 26). Elsaesser argues that the suffocating interiors in Hollywood family melodrama are connected to “the victimisation and enforced passivity of women” (84). While the heroine’s perils and pathos may best expose patriarchal repression and social conflicts reflected...

... and Agamben has already analyzed the interior exteriority of law at work in Schmitt’s affirmation of exception to law (The Time 104–6; Homo Sacer 15–29). Following from these observations, my argument is that this interior exteriority...

... of urban rail—public and private trains, streetcars, elevated lines, and later subways—redefined the landscape through which they ran by carving up, linking, and reordering it, then the interior of the train also served as an important...

... 77 discourse cannot account for its own beginning, origin, or foundation (224). The notion that metaphor is an economical, that is, efficient, outside for a properly interior meaning is the ideal of philosophy, in fact...

... analogy, and that of interiority, of the invisibl e or of the beyond-the-visible, of the being, of expressive analogy. The face is the point of departure and the point of anchorage of this entire...