...David T. Mitchell 9 Mitchell and Snyder, Narrative Prosthesis , 8 . 10 Quayson, Aesthetic Nervousness , 15 . 11 Bérubé, Secret Life , 15 . 12 Baker, Modernity and the Harlem Renaissance , xvi . 13 McRuer uses the formulation queercrip in Crip Theory , 34...

...Scott R. Stalcup Hawthorne's Fuller Mystery . By Thomas R. Mitchell . Amherst : U of Massachusetts P , 1998 . Pp. 328. hc. $39.95 . 1-55849-170-8. Copyright © 2003 Regents of the University of Colorado 2003 84 English Language Notes directed (p. 13). But she does not follow up...

...Nan Goodman Copyright © 2022 Regents of the University of Colorado 2022 In this installment of “Of Note,” two eminent disability studies scholars, Jan Grue and David T. Mitchell, examine and themselves perform some of the most innovative readings disability studies has made possible...

... these had survived intact (even the most complete set, Sin-liqe-unninni's, is missing ap­ proxim ately one-third o f its lines), guesswork was unavoidable In the nineteenth century, and unavoidable In every modern translation. Stephen Mitchell's, one of the m ost readable, uses Sin-liqe-unninni's twelve...

... reference 74 English Language Notes to the title Gone with the Wind in A Good Man Is H ard to Find is an exam ple o f h er principle of purposeful selectivity, and O C onnor surely had in m ind m ore than a topical allusion to a bestselling novel. W hether she was aware that M argaret Mitchell took h er...

... that narrow focus. Jo h n R. Reed Wayne State University Hawthorne s Fuller Mystery. By Thom as R. Mitchell. Amherst: U o f Massachusetts P, 1998. Pp. 328. he. $39.95. 1-55849-170-8. Biographical criticism of a deceased author is always a risky venture. The au th o r is n o t p resen t to support or refute...

.... For into this mauvais foi fam ily as Dexter is forced to live it, enter the arch-villain A rthur Mitchell (John Lithgow), aka the Trinity Killer, who, like Dexter, is both serial killer and total fam ily man: married, father of two, church deacon, and co-ordinator of the Four Walls project that builds homes fo r...

...., The Kate Chopin Companion (New York: Greenwood, 1988) 144. Angelyn Mitchell argues that denied self-assertion causes Mrs. M allard s demise, the self-asser­ tion denied by Louise s seeing Brently. Angelyn Mitchell, Fem inine Double Consciousness and Kate C hopin s T he Story o f an H our CREAMAGazine...

... for America’s war in Iraq. Live news coverage created an unprecedentedly visual war. Media and publicity had become important factors that turned the war in America’s favor, especially in matters concerning support for the war on the home front. As W. J. T. Mitchell observes, CNN’s public-relations office...

..., as historian Mae Ngai has discussed, “to comprise the mentally retarded, contract laborers, persons with ‘dangerous and loathsome contagious disease,’ paupers, polygamists, and the ‘feebleminded’ and ‘insane,’ as well as Chinese laborers.” 51 Victorian scholar Sally Mitchell writes that across the Atlantic...

...., Greenberg and Mitchell, Object Relations in Psychoanalytic Theory . 18 See Schwartz, Internal Family Systems Therapy . 19 See the review of this passage in Holtz, Back to the Sources , 53–62 . 20 The Hebrew word shema (שמא), translated as “lest” in Genesis 3:2, has...

... and eventually tried to kill her­ self by taking an overdose of veronal tablets. H er stom ach was pum ped and she recovered. Mitchell Leaska, Granite and Rainbow: The Hidden Life of Virginia Woolf (New York: Farrar, 1998) 180, suggests that this despair led h er to create the depressed Septimus years later...

... Lædenware swæ same, siòòan hie hie geliornodon, hie hie w endon ealla òurh w ise wealhstodas on hiora agen geòiode. Ond eac ealla oòra Cristna òioda sum ne dæl hiora on hiora agen geòiode wendon." Quoted fro m The Guide to O ld English, ed. Bruce Mitchell and Fred C. Robinson, 6th ed. (Oxford: Blackwell...

... and Metaphors , 92 . 13 Henderson, “Toni Morrison’s Beloved ,” 84 . 14 Lock, “Building Up from Fragments,” 109 . 15 See Rushdy, “‘Rememory’” ; Hirsch, “Maternity and Rememory” ; Mitchell, “Second Birth” ; George, “Approaching the Thing of Slavery” ; and Deo, “Studies in M(Othering...

... porally and spatially, they remind us that, as argued by W. J.T. Mitchell, space and tim e are not "inde­ pendent antithetical essences" that somehow define the nature of art forms; rather, every w ork o f visual or literary art may be viewed both spatially and tem porally.28 Indeed, as Mitchell says...

... shortly before Scott wrote his poem, largely as a result of Georges Cuvier's late eighteenth-century theories o f catastrophism. As W. J. T. Mitchell notes, Cuvier's work transform ed fossils "from freaks of nature or mere curiosities into traces of extinct life and evidence fo r a series of catastrophic...

... translated the passage this way in Beowulf: A New Prose Translation (New York: W. W. Norton, 1966). However, Klaeber does not note the possibility of an emendation, nor do Bruce Mitchell and Fred C. Robinson in Beowulf: An Edition with Relevant Shorter Texts (Oxford: Blackwell, 1998). Given the context...

... London: Oak Publications, 1977) 88. 11Judith Butler, Bodies That M atter: On the D iscursive Lim its o f "S e x" (New York: Rouledge, 1993) 110. 12For the m ost thorough consideration of Bentley's life and career see Carmen Mitchell, "Creations of Fantasies/Constructions o f Identities: The O ppositional...

... Jordan. Interview by author. Seattle, WA, June 8, 2011. 15 Mitchell Thom ashow , B rin g in g th e B io s p h e re H o m e : L e a rn in g to P erceive G lo b a l E n v iro n m e n ta l C hange (C am bridge, MA: M IT U niversity Press, 2002). ...

..., especially since the Cross is clearly b arren at this early stage of the vision. O thers think the angel o f the L ord is the Cross, stem­ m ing from the translation o f engel as nuntius, or the m essen­ ger from the Lord.3 Bruce Mitchell remains uncom m itted to either position.4 W hatever view is correct...