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...Nell Wasserstrom Through a close reading of Freud’s last major work, Moses and Monotheism (1939), this article considers the socio-political and literary stakes of a central element of Freud’s oeuvre, which reaches its fullest elaboration in the Moses text: belatedness. Belatedness, or deferred...

... change. This article examines three examples of social tie that are structured around the desire of the founder and the anxiety it induces: the interdiction of sacrifice and the worship of an absent God in the religion of Moses, the role of the transference in Freud's invention of psychoanalysis...

... hearing the command. Nothing illustrates this better than one of the most famous episodes Althusser used for demonstrating the power of interpellation. Let me conclude this tribute to Balibar’s dramaturgic model of ideology by dwelling on the story of Moses and the burning bush (Exodus 3.1–4.17...

... transmitted through the figure identified as Moses to form the basis, a thousand years later, of Jewish monotheism.9 Whether this subterranean transmission is historically plau- sible is a matter of argument...

..., 1998 . “Melisma.” The Oxford English Dictionary . 2nd ed. 1989 . Métellus, Jean. La Parole prisonièrre . Paris: Gallimard, 1986 . Moses, Montrose Jonas. Another Treasury of Plays for Children . Boston: Little Brown, 1926 . 3 -95. Müller, Friedrich Max. Natural Religion . London...

... . Playing in the Dark: Whiteness and the Literary Imagination . New York : Random House , 1992 . Moses Edith . Unofficial Letters of an Official's Wife . New York : Appleton and Co. , 1908 . Roedigger David . The Wages of Whiteness: Race and the Making of the American Working Class...

..., the primordial act of interpellation, the interpellation on the basis of which all others are conceivable, is God’s address to Moses: “God the Lord (Yah- weh) spoke to Moses in the cloud. And the Lord cried to Moses, ‘Moses !’ And Moses...

... that preceded the final draft and publication of his book on Moses led her to consider that late in life, exposed to the traumatic circumstances of being both very ill and under threat of death from Nazi persecution, Freud returned to the investigation of trauma that he initiated in the early Studies...

... Philosophy of History . Cambridge: Harvard up, 1965 . de Certeau, Michel. “The Fiction of History: The Writing of Moses and Monotheism.” The Writing of History . Trans. Tom Conley. New York: Columbia up, 1988 . 308 -54. Franko, Mark, ed. Ritual and Event: Interdisciplinary Perspectives . New York...

... of servitude, subject to the affects of things similar to himself that he imitates without wanting to or knowing that he does. It is this as well as other things that we have already demon- strated that Moses...

..., by silent vocation” (10). This draws on comments that Freud makes on the manner in which the death drive reveals itself: always through an “other” and usually alloyed with Eros. The argument of Archive Fever is complex and focuses on Derrida’s reading of Yosef Hayim Yerushalmi’s Freud’s Moses...

... . “ To Be or Not to Be . . . A Feminist Speaker .” The Future of Difference . Ed. Eisenstein Hester and Jardine Alice . Boston : G.K. Hall , 1980 . 95 - 105 . Moi Toril . Sexual/Textual Politics . New York : Methuen , 1985 . Moses Claire G. French Feminism in the Nineteenth Century . Albany...

... Works of Sigmund Freud . Trans. and ed. James Strachey. 24 vols. London: Hogarth, 1955-74 . ____. “Family Romances.” 1909 . The Standard Edition . Vol. 9 . 237 -41. ____. Moses and Monotheism. 1939 . The Standard Edition . Vol. 23 . 6 -137. ____. “On Narcissism: An Introduction.” 1914...

... of the State, the bearer of the monarchic or presidential function exercising leadership , nor a “Legislator” in the ancient sense, repeatedly discussed in political theory after the privileged example of Moses. Rather, the new Prince is presented as an agent who is also an actor on the historical stage...

... Londoners begins one cold winter afternoon at Waterloo station, where Moses, an immigrant from Trinidad, waits to pick up a new immigrant from Jamaica. When Henry Oliver saunters off the train "as if he in an exhibition hall on a pleasant summer evening," Moses is shocked to see that he is wearing a light...

... a reading of Freud’s Moses and Monotheism, where Moses serves both as perpetual child and founding father, both as law-bearer and breaker of that which regulates social narcissism. Kojève, who does not want to see authority bleed...

..., Book XX. On Feminine Sexuality: The Limits of Love and Knowledge, 1972–1973 . Ed. Miller Jacques-Alain . Trans. Fink Bruce . New York : Norton , 1998 . Librett Jeffrey S. “ Moses .” Handbuch Literatur und Psychoanalyse . Ed. Berndt Frauke Goebel Eckart . Berlin...

... distinctive contexts is the prevalence among the enslaved of those who are, in locally meaningful ways, foreigners rather than members of the polis. As Moses Finley writes, the “slave was always a deracinated out- sider—an outsider first...

.... Vol. 14 . 109 -40. ———. “ Lines of Advance in Psycho-analytic Therapy .” 1919 (1918). The Standard Edition. Vol. 17 . 157 -68. ———. Moses and Monotheism . 1939 (1934–38). The Standard Edition. Vol. 23 . 1 -137. ———. “ The Question of Lay Analysis .” 1926 . The Standard Edition...

.... 7 . 3 -122. ____. “Instincts and Their Vicissitudes.” 1915 . The Standard Edition . Vol. 14 . 111 -40. ____. Moses and Monotheism: Three Essays. 1939 . The Standard Edition . Vol. 23 . 3 -137. ____. “Notes Upon a Case of Obsessional Neurosis [Rat Man].” 1909 . The Standard Edition...