... , 1991 . BENIGNO SANCHEZ-EPPLER Call My Son Ismael: Exiled Paternity and Father I Son Eroticism in Reinaldo Arenas and Jose Marti Un artista poderoso se reinventa sus fuentes y sus influencias Las influencias no son de causas que engendran efectos, sino de efectos que iluminan causas a traves de una...

...Coppélia Kahn Mother of Battles: Volumnia and Her Son in Shakespeare's Coriolanus C OPPELIA KAHN From my mother's sleep I fell into the state. (Jarrell) War is a man's work. The male . .. wants to think that he's fighting for that woman somewhere behind, not up there in the same foxhole with him...

... to the figure of the child in The Road and, by introducing the category of “ethical abandonment,” considers the extent to which McCarthy’s “son” fails to conform to Lee Edelman’s account of a hegemonically reproductive futurism. naomi morgenstern is an associate professor in the Department of English...

... but because they made less desirable daughters into more desirable sons (Zeitlin 104). This changing relationship to the transformation of anatomi- cal sex is thematized in an early Li Yu story, “A Daughter Is Transformed...

... is not a gender-neutral process; gender d fferences 51 enters the process of negotiating a relation to object loss just as it enters the original object relation. Whether one is a daughter or a son mourning a mother or a father makes a difference. Indeed, Judith Butler has recently argued that gender-identity...

... is the departure/return of a fort/da, for example this one. Which one? (Derrida, The Postcard 322) Funerary speech and writing do not follow upon death; they work upon life in what we call autobiography. (Derrida, Memoires 22) "He is in my father. I am in his son" (249). I begin with the words of James Joyce...

.... “Meditation 1: Of the Things of Which We May Doubt.” Meditations on First Philosophy. Trans. John Veitch. 1901. The Classical Library html Edition. 2001. http:classicallibrary.org/descartes/meditations/4.htm . Guttman, Sondra. “What Bigger Killed for: Rereading Violence against Women in Native Son...

... upon the heroic exploits of her son; (c) an analysis ofthis language, beginning with a discussion of the Auge myth to illustrate the complexity of the problems involved and proceeding to a more general assessment; and (d) a comparison of the nondifferentiated language of myth with the language of laws...

..., and family relations. In the context of human interactions, if one party is supposed to act as “yang,” the other would act as “yin”: for example, if the ruler is yang, the subject is yin; if the father is yang, the son is yin...

... . Jonson Ben . Ben Jonson's Conversations with William Drummond of Hawthornden . Ed. Patterson R. F. . London : Blackie & Son , 1924 . Jonson Ben . Poems of Ben Jonson . Ed. Johnston George Burke . Cambridge : Harvard UP , 1954 . Langer William L. “ Infanticide...

... and enlightened citizens. On the day of his twenty-fifth birthday, his parents had given the one who owes nobody anything a bill detailing all the food, clothing, schooling, and medical expenses that his upbringing had entailed. The son had made his way in the world, worked hard, and paid it all back. He...

... for people to leave a will. In the rare situation where the father of daughters (and no sons) leaves behind a Wasiyyah identifying them and his wife as residual owners of his estate, Sharia courts uphold it. 1 However, the Wasiyyah can be a double-edged sword, as we shall see, in cases where husbands...

... . Cambridge : Harvard UP , 1982 . Goldner Virginia . “ Toward a Critical Relational Theory of Gender. ” Psychoanalytic Dialogues: A Journal of Relational Perspectives 1 . 3 ( 1991 ): 249 - 72 . Gosse Edmund . Father and Son . New York : Scribner's , 1907 . Heilbrun...

... . Ring Laura . “ Sexual Harrassment and the Production of Gender .” 6 . 1 : 129 – 166 . Rubin Gayle , with Butler Judith . “ Sexual Traffic .” 6 . 2–3 : 64 – 104 . Sánchez-Eppler Benigno . “ Call My Son Ismael: Exiled Paternity and Father/ Son Eroticism in Reinaldo Arenas...

... it is for children and presumptive for the men who bequeath their names to (almost exclusively) their sons in a gesture that is one part legacy and one part encasing. So pervasive is this “junioring” that, in a U.S. context, the vast majority of people who live in the States knows someone named after his father...

.... Many years later, in a 1935 letter to the Italian analyst Edoardo Weiss, who was contemplating at the time an analysis of his own son, Sigmund wrote: “Concerning the analysis of your hopeful son, that is certainly a ticklish business...

...- priety, Oswald countered this reduction of herself to self-serving and negligent mother by speaking with pride and patriotism about her presi- dential-assassin son, Lee Harvey Oswald. A Mother in History brings the paradoxes...

... the utter immoral non-sense of the sexual encounter? The answer—paternity—is both obvious and astonishing. Obvious in that paternity, in particular the father-son connection, signals procreation as the undeniable, social justification...

... to that town of Indians” (7); later, getting off a bus, she mutters, “—Get me out of this inferno of Indians, it smells worse than a pigsty” (79). The Awful Grandmother also viciously announces to Celaya’s mother: My son...