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... deformation of identity to communicate what, after the Romantic poet William Wordsworth, could be called the “bare truth” of subject formation past even the need for subjects. [email protected] © 2023 by Brown University and differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 2023 Adam Phillips...

... with a brief reading of William Wordsworth, a nod to Edelman's engagement with the writings of Paul de Man. Brown University and differences : A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 2010 jacques khalip is Assistant Professor of English and of Modern Culture and Media at Brown University. He...

..., and romanticism. Aristotle. Poetics . Trans. James Hutton. New York: Norton, 1982 . Baker, John Jr. “Grammar and Rhetoric in Wordsworth's `A Slumber did my Spirit Seal': Heidegger, de Man, Deconstruction.” Studies in Romanticism 36.1 ( 1997 ): 103 –23. Benjamin, Walter. Gesammelte Schriften...

... : U of Minnesota P , 1991 . Spivak Gayatri Chakravorty . “ Echo .” New Literary History 24.1 ( Winter 1993 ): 17 – 43 . Wordsworth William . The Major Works: Including the Prelude . 1805 . New York : Oxford UP , 2008 . Žižek Slavoj , ed. Everything You Always...

... Planet: Queer Politics and Social Theory . Minneapolis: U of Minnesota, 1993 . Wordsworth, William. “Nuns Fret Not At Their Convent's Narrow Room.” Selected Poems and Prefaces . Ed. Jack Stillinger. Boston: Houghton, 1965 . 181...

... 135 This daughter belongs to the region, comes from a familiar literary household. She springs out of Wordsworth and Milton, where a “power reversal” occurs “between blind father...

...—or rather unemphatically—not “sublime poetry.” The poet leaves behind the vocative, the “Oh,” then, because of its association with heightened states, with the “overflow of powerful feelings” ( Wordsworth 598 ) with which lyric—the “sublime notion of Poetry” (607), the expressive and emotive mode par...

.... The Letters of Emily, Lady Tennyson . Ed. James Hoge. University Park: Pennsylvania State UP, 1974 . Tucker, Herbert F. Tennyson and the Doom of Romanticism . Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard UP, 1988 . Wordsworth, Jonathan. “`What is it, that has been done?': The Central Problem of Maud.” eic 24 ( 1974...

.... This later model is therapeutic rather than competitive. What made Wordsworth’s poems “a medicine for my state of mind,” Mill explains, “was that they expressed, not mere outward beauty, but states of feeling, and of thought coloured...

... not so much as an illness than as a handicap, an infirmity, a deprivation. As Paul de Man writes in one of his most brilliant essays, “Autobiography as De-facement,” which deals with Wordsworth’s autobiographical Essays upon Epitaphs...

... the most striking example of this. In the literary history of Britain, one reads this transition or transformation by way of the nineteenth-century project of re-writing Milton: by Blake, Wordsworth, Sh-elley. In Wordsworth's "Hail to thee, Urania!" Imagination is supposed to last to be triumphant. Alas...

..., or Wordsworth, always looks to the question of the very tenuous structure of authority—in the law, in deliberately subversive texts, in considerations of sexuality, in poetic form. The difference within is always an address on the structure of authority and how one therefore can or cannot make demands within...

... that this paragraph about Gwendolen is intended to echo other lines in the epigraph, Wordsworth's allusion to "monuments, erect,/Prostrate, or leaning towards their common rest in earth." Still more pronounced is a reference to a well-known paragraph in Middlemarch: Who shall tell what may be the effect of writing...

... on the autotelic character of literary discourse emerged from the Romantic distrust of the various “uses” attributed to art. The heterotelic dimension shares this genealogy. One can easily point to figures like Wordsworth and the view of poetry as snapping the ordinary out of itself and into the extraordinary...

.... Warner Sylvia Townsend . New York : Meridian , 1958 . 17 – 276 . ———. Remembrance of Things Past . 2 vols . Trans. Moncrieff C. K. Scott Hudson Stephen . London : Wordsworth , 2006 . Riley Denise . “Am I That Name?” Feminism and the Category of “Women” in History...

... Conduct in the More Important Duties of Life . London : J. Johnson , 1787 . https://archive.org/stream/thoughtsoneduca00unkngoog#page/n0/mode/2up ( accessed 14 Nov. 2016 ). Wordsworth William . “ Ode: Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood .” 1804...

...: I have re-found myself here and lament the sad waste time in self-exile, or: I have now lost forever what I just was, in this place I am no longer. Or both, the divisions fudged by an ontological sentimentality founded on a Wordsworth as reread by Kodak and the discourse of self-help. Which...

... ): 407 – 24 . Gervasio Nicole . “ The Power of the Weak Signifier: Wordsworth’s Lucy in J. M. Coetzee’s Disgrace and Jamaica Kincaid’s Lucy .” Modern Language Studies 47 . 2 ( 2018 ): 36 – 57 . Glissant Édouard . Poetics of Relation . Trans. Wing Betsy . Ann Arbor : u...

... the system of symbolic exchange Wordsworth” (5). which encodes social hierarchy, and therefore threatens the mas- 31 “ ‘That boy,’ said one of my mas...