...Catherine Belling We do not have direct, real-time visual access to the entities and events inside living human bodies. Despite the increasingly precise apparent access facilitated by medical-imaging technology, we still rely, finally, on representational and discursive tools in order to visualize...

...Bell Gale Chevigny 1 Many of the ideas expressed here appear in brief form in my article, “Hate is a Cash Crop,” Nation , April 20, 1998 and in the Introduction to my edition of Doing Time: 25 Years of Prison Writing , A PEN American Center Prize Anthology (Arcade, 1999; paperback, 2000...

..., the great irony of The House of Stairs is that its sensational plot comes directly from James. Christabel Sanger, the novel's villain, "never read a book"; "Bell's illiterate and proud of it," another character notes (HS 192, 203). When, one day, she idly picks up Elizabeth's copy of The Wings...

... McCarthy’s novel begins with no reference to landscape, the Coens intriguingly open their film by concentrating on a sense of place, seducing the viewer with the customary generic suasions of the Western. Following a brief, black-­screen title sequence, Sheriff Ed Tom Bell (Tommy Lee Jones) speaks...

... with his dumb-bells and twenty sheep." "Rabid wolves in the fold would have done less harm." "Listen to the cows lowing. They miss their master." "Poor beasts! The worse for them if he's neglectful." "It's pitiful! They haven't the heart to graze." (69-70) RONALD...

...-of-age tale centers on Diantha Bell, a twenty-­one-­year-­old schoolteacher who moves out of her parents’ home to pursue a career as a house servant. Though this line of work is considered improper for someone of Diantha’s middle-­class stature, she is determined to increase her salary and earn...

... to the portraits of Harriet Mar- tineau and Patrick Brontë per requests by themselves and her widower, the Rev. Arthur Bell Nicholls. John Stuart Mill wanted an essay reattributed to Harriet Taylor. See Easson 1996, xvi–­xviii, and Peterson 2007a, 69–71. Genre, Vol. 50, No. 1  April 2017  DOI 10.1215...

... . Review of Poems by Rose Terry . Atlantic Monthly , March : 382 – 83 . Bell Michael J. 1988 . “ ‘No Borders to the Ballad Maker's Art’: Francis James Child and the Politics of the People.” Western Folklore 47 ( 4 ): 285 – 307 . ———. 1995 . “ ‘The Only True Folk Songs We Have...

... of the Human Rights of Women in Custody . AI Index AMR 51/01/99 . March 1999 . Burton-Rose Daniel Pens Dan Wright Paul , eds. The Celling of America: An Inside Look at the U.S. Prison Industry . Monroe, ME : Common Courage Press , 1998 . Chevigny Bell Gale . Doing Time: 25...

... . 2nd ed. Yeovil, UK : Haynes . Barker Phil Buchanan-Barker Poppy . 2005 . The Tidal Model . London : Routledge . Barton Hugh Grant Marcus . 2011 . “The Health Map,” University of the West of England , www.bne.uwe.ac.uk/who/healthmap/ccl.asp . Bell Alice...

... Marxism operaismo Antonio Negri Works Cited Atherton Stanley S. 1979 . Alan Sillitoe: A Critical Assessment . London : Allen . Barber Michael . 1987 . “Love on a Slag Heap.” Part 2 of The Angry Decade . Radio Four, BBC , May 22 . Bell Daniel . 1965 . The End...

... marginality inhibited access to traditional avenues of publication. As Patricia Bell-Scott ( 1994 : 17) has noted, for instance, “There is a verifiable tradition of Black women who have made contemporaneous notes of their lives, though these writings almost never reach a national audience”—a phenomenon...

... by Emerson Caryl Holquist Michael . Austin : University of Texas Press . Bell Bernard . 1989 . The Afro-American Novel and Its Tradition . Amherst : University of Massachusetts Press . ———. 2004 . The Contemporary African American Novel: Its Folk Roots and Modern Literary Branches...

... by Brantlinger Patrick Thesing William B. , 260 – 78 . Malden, MA : Blackwell . Humm Maggie . 2002 . Modernist Women and Visual Cultures: Virginia Woolf, Vanessa Bell, Photography, and Cinema . Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press . Hutcheon Linda . 1984 . Formalism...

... . 2009 . The Slave Next Door: Human Trafficking and Slavery in America Today . Berkeley : University of California Press . Ball Eustace Hale . 1914 . Traffic in Souls: A Novel of Crime and Its Cure . Chicago : Donohue . Bell Ernest A. 1910 . Fighting the Traffic in Young Girls...

... in the Doctrine of Chances.” Philosophical Transactions 53 : 370 – 418 . Bell Daniel . 1973 . The Coming of Post-industrial Society: A Venture in Social Forecasting . New York : Basic Books . Daston Lorraine . 1995 . Classical Probability in the Enlightenment . Princeton, NJ...

... ([1950c] 2008c, 214) explains that middlebrow novels, such as John Stein- beck’s Grapes of Wrath (1939), John Hersey’s A Bell for Adano (1945), Mary Jane Ward’s Snake Pit (1946), and Laura Z. Hobson’s Gentleman’s Agreement (1947), fail as literature, because these sentimental works merely hold up...

... . Gold Michael . 1941 . The Hollow Men . New York : International . Goodman David . 2011 . Radio's Civic Ambition: American Broadcasting and Democracy in the 1930s . New York : Oxford University Press . Hemingway Ernest . 1940 . For Whom the Bell Tolls . New York...

... on the modern stage” (17). Balkin's reading of David Leopold Lewis's The Bells here is one of the book's highlights, showing how “an emergent psychological realism” derives interiority itself from a melodramatic repertoire of ghost effects (13). The acumen of Balkin's reading, and her sharp eye for paradox...