...Tirza True Latimer Copyright © 2013 Regents of the University of Colorado 2013 We Can Make It Come T r u e : F a i t h R i n g g o l d s D inner at Gertrude S t e in s T irza T r u e L atim er In her weekly salon, Gertrude Stein introduced habitués to a private museum of modern art...

... permission to use archival material. Gertrude Stein's concern w ith authori­ al privacy in The M aking o f Am ericans (1925) is o f a different order. The narrator of this text is less concerned w ith concealing aspects of the author's identity than w ith elim inating all the distractions of identity.This...

...Justin Desautels-Stein Abstract In the last few years, a number of literary scholars and not a few legal writers have pondered the disappearance of the self from both literary analysis and law. Is consciousness, the “I” of literature and litigation, receding in importance, and, if so, is self...

...Marc Stein Copyright © 2007 Regents of the University of Colorado 2007 QUEER LONDON, M ET H O D ACTING, a n d Time T r a v e l Marc S tein Matt Houlbrook begins his wonderful new book by reporting that a friend recently told him that he practices "the historian's equivalent o f method acting...

...Elizabeth Robinson Copyright © 2009 Regents of the University of Colorado 2009 A n A esthetic of G lim pses E l iz a b e t h R o b in s o n In her "N arration" lectures, Gertrude Stein (in characteristically provocative style) de­ scribes poetry as "a calling an intensive calling upon...

... ag e m e n t is w ith th e avant-garde opera F ou r S aints in Three Acts, w ritte n by G ertrude Stein and com poser Virgil Thom son and first produced in New York City to great p o p u la r acclaim in 1934. G reyson's film ic debate w ith Stein in the co n te xt o f m o u rn in g AIDS centers...

... a hellish warning: Abandon hope, all you who enter here. As Gertrude Stein w ould say, we've got to begin again at the beginning, which is where poetry always locates itself anyway. For poetry is more like music than it is like fiction. Remember, novels emerged out of traditions of moral instruction. You do...

... le n t" (Carnap), a "category m istake" (Ryle), a "form o f life" (W ittgen­ stein), and so on. W hatever the merits of each of these dismissals, they have proven unable to settle the debate and to silence the religious once and for a ll.11 De Vries suggests that these modern philosophers have failed...

... to the West end "p o o f" and flam boyant gender-defying "q ue an" to the w orking class man whose sexual subjectivity depended not on the sex of his partner male or fe m a le but his m aintenance o f a tough "m a n ly " role. As Marc Stein, MarkTurner, and Daniel Ussishkin observe, Houlbrook's chronology...

... the Wars (Rutgers University Press, 2003) and the author of Women Together/ Women Apart: Portraits o f Lesbian Paris (Rutgers University Press, 2005). She co-organized, with the art his­ torian Wanda Corn, the 2011-2012 exhibition, "Seeing Gertrude Stein: Five Stories," hosted by the Contemporary Jewish...

... The Eve o f St. Agnes : The Multiples of Complex Literary Transaction. Oxford: O xford UP, 1999. Pp. xii + 186. he. $49.95. 0-19-5130227. Stein, H annah. Earthlight: Poems by Hannah Stein. W oodside, CA: La Q uesta Press, 2000. Pp. 88. pb. $12.00. 0-9644348-3-0. T horm ählen, M arianne. The Brontes...

... at Ger­ trude Stein's (1991).The painting remythologizes one o f m odernism 's m ost famous sites: 27, rue de Fleurus, Paris, where Gertrude Stein and Alice B.Toklas held their salon.This revisioning o f m odernism, Latimer writes, "is based on an Incontrovertible truth: African-American artists and w...

... the heavenly bodies . Texts offer the line, theTao. Their art, too, is anaclitic, but resonant, perpetuant. It listens, takes up, moves to the side, sees out of the corner of its eye.4 Lol V. Stein. Anne Marie Stretter. The Tao o f Marguerite Duras skating sideways through frames fram ing frames, each...

....htm (accessed December 15 , 2020 ). Sinclair Heidi , Lochner Christine , and Stein Dan J. . “ Behavioural Addiction: A Useful Construct? ” Current Behavioral Neuroscience Reports 3 , no. 1 ( 2016 ): 43 – 48 . Skolnick Jerome H. “ The Social Transformation...

... is a doctoral candidate in the D epartm ent o f C om parative Literature at the U niversity o f California, Berkeley. This essay derives from her dissertation, titled "P hoto­ graphic M od e rn ism :T h e Pursuit o f O bje ctivity in W ooif, Joyce, Proust, and Stein." CONTRIBUTORS 3 2 5 Silke Horstkotte...

... of the Earth . 18 The biographical information on Henry is drawn from Stein, “Arctic Execution” ; Copley, “Measure of Human Grit” ; New York Times , “Private Henry’s Record” ; and Greely, Three Years of Arctic Service . 19 Subsequent IPYs were observed in 1932–33, 1957–58, and 2007–8...

.... <w w w .photom osaic.com /rt/7htm >. S m ith, Shawn Michelle. American Archives: Gender, Race, a n d Class in Visual Culture. Princeton, NJ: Princeton U niversity Press, 1999. Stange, Maren. S y m b o l s of Ideal Life: Social D o c u m e n t a r y Photography in America, 1850-1950. Cambridge: Cambridge U niversity Press, 1989. Stein...

... TO THE DETESTED SHORE OF IRELAND IN FRANKENSTEIN It has become a critical commonplace to associate Franken­ stein s m onster with the promise and excesses of revolution. Ronald Paulson argues that Frankenstein can be read [as] an alle­ gory of the French Revolution, the attem pt to recreate m...

... opments" (2006, Playspace Gallery, CCA). She is currently collaborating on a major Gertrude Stein exhibition, organized by the Contemporary Jewish Museum of San Francisco. A lexis L o th ian is a doctoral student in English at the University of Southern California, spe­ cializing in queer and feminist...

... The Lesbian Body or w ork by Gertrude Stein, but also poems from Qwo-Li Driskill, a CherokeeTwo-Spirit poet. We discussed essays from collections like Laura Hinton and Cynthia Hogue's We Who Love to Be Astonished: Experimental Women's W riting and Performance Politics, from Christine Wertheim's Feminaissance...