....” Approaching the films as new media in their historical moment and focusing specifically on exhibition contexts, this article places stag films in a multifaceted rather than a singular ancestry of visual culture, broadens the intertextual field of cinema beyond explicit representations of sex to trace...

... Benjamin Walter . The Dialectics of Seeing: Walter Benjamin and the Arcades Project . Cambridge : MIT P , 1989 . Bullock William . Catalogue of the Exhibition, called Modern Mexico . London , 1824 . —. Six Months' Residence and Travels in Mexico . 2nd ed. 2 vols . London , 1825...

... : 2 , 1999 , 93 - 110 . Kleinert S. “On the Identity Politics of the 1929 Exhibition of Primitive Art in Melbourne,” Signatures, (Special Issue) The Exotic and Encounters with the Other (ed.), Knellwolf Christa , Vol, 5 , Summer 2002 , pp. 110 - 148 , published...

... superfluous emo- tions and attributes—to a distinct form of publication and (to use the term broad- ly) exhibition of works of art. But not even this term is entirely satisfactory, insofar as many authors published not only in samizdat, but also with “ordinary...

..., and Mariscal .” American Literary History 12. 3 ( 2000 ): 384 - 406 . Santos Gervasio . “ The Dangers of College Life ” Christmas Number. Spec. issue of The Filipino 1.6 ( December 1906 ): 28 - 9 . “ Seeks an Exhibit: W. A. Sutherland Wants Moro and Filipino Villages at Jamestown...

... not describe a mental state, it replaces it (section 244). In the second (section 313), the emphasis is placed on the real function of the expression "replaces". Replacing is equivalent to "exhibiting" the "objective" basis of pain. The language game, or its expression, is subordinated here...

... tribes from museums of ethnology into art exhibitions" (13). The result of this process belongs neither to the West, nor to the non-West. Falling in-between, Maori artifacts, for example, both legitimate and find legitimation in the institution of the museum. A philosophi- cal notion of aesthetics...

...?” Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient 48 , no. 2 : 277 – 322 . Bombay Public Journals . Maharashtra State Archives , Mumbai . Chancery Masters' Exhibits . National Archives , Kew, UK . Chaudhuri K. N. 1978 . The Trading World of the Indian Ocean and the East...

... of a view of the city of Calcutta; now exhibiting at the Panorama, Leicester Square . London : J.& C. Adlard , 1830 . —. Description of a view of the city of Edinburgh and surrounding country, now exhibiting in the Panorama, Leicester Square . London : J.& C. Adlard , 1825...

... restates the title of Exhibit One, "I HAVE BEEN HERE BEFORE," sixteen years later in her essay on Edgar Allan Poe, "Through a Text Back- wards," and the Freudian connotation is clear: '"I have been here before.' In The Interpretation of Dreams, Freud says this feeling of familiarity means that we...

... in 1853—a report to the Navy Depart- ment which was subsequently published at the request of the U. S. Congress. In addition to exhibiting a show of force that pressured Japan to open its borders to commerce with the U. S., Perry brought back several specimens of the Japanese arts, including...

.... THE LOST GAZE 343 Confronting the spectator with the strange vision of a self-destructing image, Gursky has "redeemed" Utopia by taking it literally as the non-space that was never meant to exist apart from exhibiting its own impossibility. By incorporating...

... is Daniel Libeskind's Jewish Museum, which was open to the public for seven months before any installation of exhibition material even took place.7 The second strategy for putting a city on the map of world locations is the mega-event. These temporally limited events serve as impetuses...

... body parts were exhibited in a nearby butcher shop after his murder. Womack insists that “this is not expressly a book about Du Bois, but he haunts every chapter” (29). Indeed, Du Bois resides both at the center and, ghostlily, at the periphery, infusing the book entirely. This approach...

.... My first example is Private Collection by Moscow media-artist Ekat- erina Rozhdestvenskaia. A daughter of a famous Soviet poet, until this exhibit Rozhdestvenskaia was not known for her artistic projects. Some remember her as a professional translator of John...

... exhibits a unique and describable subjectivity—whether that be a conscious being, an expression of personality and individualism, or a conditional position in language organiz- ing and articulating the construction of personal feelings, thoughts, and con- cerns—various critics are able to validate...

... illuminates anew a broad nineteenth-century fascination with perception and attention, for the notebooks further exhibit their authors’ intricate observations of the world and its relations. This point is so convincing that I was surprised not to see the argument extended to encompass major Victorian note...

...). 176 GENRE tree and a forsythia bush in the Southampton garden visible through Schuyler's bedroom window).4 In turn, Schuyler dedicated several poems to the painter and wrote laudatory reviews of his gallery exhibitions. He especially admired his friend's...

... through aesthetic symptoms of mental reality. Published in 1860 and regarded as the founding text of sensation fiction,The Woman in White exhibits both of these phenomena. In writing the novel, Collins drew inspiration from a curious case of identity theft and false imprisonment taken from...

... presence, per- formance and consumption. It seems to exhibit a desire within the domain of commodified cultural product for a genuine presence; that is, a nostalgia for the real. However, the presence that is available in the tributist performance is one that is both physical and ghostly...