... Lyrics .” Foley 63 - 89 . Zeitlin Froma . “ Configurations of Rape in Greek Myth .” Rope . Ed. Tomaselli S. and Porter R. . Oxford : Blackwell , 1986 . 122 - 51 . Sappho's Gaze: Fantasies of a Goddess and Young Man EVA STEHLE Lthe fragments of Sappho's poetry...

...Damon Ross Young Leo Bersani’s writings on aesthetics, often coauthored with Ulysse Dutoit, repeatedly deploy the trope of withdrawal, finding in the aesthetic works they discuss, such as Jean-Luc Godard’s film Contempt , a paradoxical double movement of bringing into view while projecting...

... Levi responded to these challenges is the subject of this essay, which considers how and why Levi, in what would become his last work, turns to the gray zone and the duplicitous figure of Chaim Rumkowski in an effort to encourage his young readers to reckon with the very thing they most wanted...

... and aesthetic specificities help young scholars move toward original, publishable insights by extending or contradicting, supplementing or supplanting the abstract generalizations posed by the theorists they study. Brown University and differences : A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 2010 susan...

... events. In this light, the author considers Kleinian notions of phantasy and biology, especially the effects hunger has on the formation of the mind in the very young infant. Reading with Melanie Klein's literal mindedness, the author suggests that the confluence of physiology and phantasy in Klein's...

... on an eleventh-century epistolary exchange between the poet and clergyman Baudri of Bourgueil and Constance, a young nun at Le Ronceray Abbey in Angers. This amatory correspondence develops through a dialogue with a multiplicity of voices that are part of the classical erotic tradition. Examining...

...Poulomi Saha The years between 1930 and 1933 saw a dramatic rise in anticolonial violence in Bengal. Young women who participated in this violence, caught between competing masculinist discourses of colonial authorities and nationalist communities that deemed them either dupes or martyrs...

...” young, white, female subjects through the circulation of naked or sexual images of them. This habit not only exemplifies the linking of subjectivity, privacy, and whiteness but also the way in which the online subject is figured as open, vulnerable, and perhaps asking for it—that is, traditionally...

... Aeneidos liber primus . Oxford: Clarendon, 1971 . Beaumont, Lesley. “Born Old or Never Young? Femininity,Childhood and the Goddesses of Ancient Greece.” The Sacred and the Feminine in Ancient Greece . Ed. Sue Blundell and Margaret Williamson. London: Routledge, 1998 . 71 –95. Bettini, Maurizio...

... as a part of the young boy’s development within Freud’s analysis of masochism. 21 Freud makes this argument as early as 1923 in The Ego and the Id , in which he states: It would appear, therefore, that in both sexes the relative strength of the masculine and feminine sexual dispositions is what...

... of rape with quid pro quo sexual favors with exhibitionism with forceful kissing with aggressive flirting, and the summary dismissal or exile of the perpetrators (see, for example, Peyser; Young). For the most part, the charge of lumping, a charge MacKinnon finds “boring and predictable,” detonates...

... of “Age of Discretion” fi nds her husband transformed into an old man. But Beauvoir also recalls being a young girl at a time when contemplating the prospect that she would turn into a grown-up was amazing and “deeply distress[ing...

... for a retrospective reverie which takes Ismael back to the Cuba of his youth: "E Ismael recordo, sintio, volvio a pensar en su calido pais treinta aftos atras" ("And Ismael remembered, felt, thought again about his warm country thirty years ago") (102). The Ismael here remembered is very much the kind of young man...

... next to his, followed by a knock at his door. The knocker was a young man, who had arrived with his friend in Paris on that day's boat train. Thefriend, who was a little older, he had met only recently, but they had become greatfriends and he had accepted hisfriend's invitation to come abroad as his...

.... (Freud 68) The protagonist in Tayama Katai’s 1907 short story “Shôjo- byô” [“Girl Crazy”] is thirty-seven-year-old Sugita Kojô, a man who, as husband and father of two young children, exhibits exactly the compulsion...

... Religions.” From Max Weber . Ed. H. H. Gerth and C. Wright Mills. London: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1970 . 267 -301. Young-Bruehl, Elisabeth. Anna Freud . New York: Norton, 1988 . suzanne stewart-steinberg A Wider Social...

.... Washington: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 2001 . 89 -119. Knutson, Karl Eric. “A New Vision of Childhood.” The Child as Citizen . Parliamentary Assembly, Council of Europe. Strasbourg: Council of Europe, 1996 . Macedo, Stephen, and Iris Marion Young, eds. Child,Family, and State . New...

... in the making of the material life that surrounds a young Kenan ensconced in such verdant terrain. While Kenan’s genre-defying short story doesn’t settle upon the black hole as its particular focus, the capacity of place in “There, There” sets itself up to encompass and approach the breath and scope...