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... or Proust; surely this kind of telescopic argumentation is among them. The difficulty of responding to such “secondary” utterances (the designation is Bakhtin's, and I will come back to it) is that they are neither owned nor, therefore, properly advocated by the person who transmits them. I could better...

... the nineteenth century and well into the twentieth. In chapters on Oscar Wilde's many Jewish supporters; on the obsession with Salome triggered by Wilde's play and by Richard Strauss's opera and the Jewish actresses it swept into its wake; on Jewishness and queerness troping one another in Proust's Recherche...

... Lemerre , 1886 . 135 - 98 . Canaday John . Mainstreams of Modern Art . New York : Holt, Rinehart and Winston , 1959 . Caramaschi Enzo . Réalisme et impressionnisme dans l'oeuvre des frères Goncourt . Pisa : Goliardica , n.d. Chernowitz Maurice E. Proust and Painting...

... premised, in Rorty's account, on the resistance to metaphysical totality—than to the universal truth claims of "systematic" philosophy (see Rorty, 357-94). Kracauer's approach likewise has a certain affinity with the counter-memory practices of romantic and postmodern revisionism alike. "Proust...

... have at times been referred to as autofictionists, but, as I explained earlier, their confessional and truthful narratives should, in an American context, be considered memoirs. 3. This reference to Proust is even more relevant when we consider that Nao, the protagonist of A Tale for the Time...

... Kosofsky . 2011 . The Weather in Proust . Edited by Goldberg Jonathan . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Sutherland John . 1976 . Victorian Novelists and Publishers . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Turner Mark W. 2000 . Trollope and the Magazines: Gendered...

... Wilde scandal. And he is perhaps unique among English writers of his period in his insistence on treat- ing homosexuality as merely another facet of the social carnival. This is one of the several ways in which he is surprisingly similar to his French contemporary, Marcel Proust. Recent...

... .'' The Globe and Mail . Sept. 13 , 2003 . D24 . Marcus Laura . Auto/biographical Discourses: Theory, Criticism, Practice . Manchester, UK : Manchester University Press , 1994 . Mehlman Jeffrey . The Structural Study of Autobiography: Proust, Leiris, Satre, Lévis-Strauss . Ithaca...

... 2013 Works Cited Balfour A. J. 1911 . “Creative Evolution and Philosophic Doubt.” Hibbert Journal 10 : 1 – 23 . Beckett Samuel . (1930) 1957 . Proust . New York : Grove . Bennett Jane . 2010 . “A Vitalist Stopover on the Way to a New Materialism...

... receding in time: Colette, Proust, Gide, Gautier, Balzac, Stendhal, Diderot . . . Bewes turns to Deleuze on cinema because “for Deleuze . . . cinema is a form in which . . . a thought outside the logic of instantiation becomes possible, albeit at the cost of transposing the seat of thought outside...

... Rivka . 2011 . “The Others in Yizker Books.” In Memorial Books of Eastern European Jewry: Essays on the History and Meaning of Yizker Volumes , edited by Horowitz Rosemary , 222 – 43 . Jefferson, NC : McFarland . Proust Marcel . (1922) 1981 . Swann's Way. Vol. 1...

... .” African American Review 34.1 ( 2000 ): 61 - 75 . Danielewski Mark Z. House of Leaves . New York : Pantheon Books , 2000 . Deleuze Gilles . Proust and Signs: The Complete Text. Trans. Richard Howard . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press , 2000...

... Dissidence . Ed. Dellamora Richard . Chicago : University of Chicago Press , 1999 . 171 - 87 . de Man Paul . Allegories of Reading: Figural Language in Rousseau, Nietzsche, Rilke, and Proust . New Haven : Yale University Press , 1979 . —. “The Concept of Irony.” In Aesthetic...

... take visibility in a literal sense, and I do not regard state 3 as necessarily incompatible with an aesthetic approach to language. We are, for instance, fully capable of appreciating the style of Proust without noticing the font or the layout of the book. Zone 1, which can be considered to lie...

..., and Proust . New Haven, CT : Yale University Press . Dewey Joseph . 1999 . Novels from Reagan's America: A New Realism . Gainesville : University Press of Florida . Foucault Michel . (1976) 1990a . History of Sexuality . Vol. 1 , An Introduction . Translated by Hurley Robert...

..., famed salon hostess, offers readers the table talk of a number of mostly dead male literary celebrities she had known intimately (e.g., Oscar Wilde, Marcel Proust, Rainer Maria Rilke) in Aventures de l’esprit before drawing in the still-­living female artists of her Academy of Women in the second...

... ; Basic Books , 1981 ). de Man Paul . Allegories of Reading: Figural Language in Rousseau, Nietzsche, Rilke, and Proust ( New Haven : Yale UP , 1979 ). Fox Everett , tr. The Five Books of Moses: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy (The Schocken Bible, Vol. 1...

... methodicalness of his "semiotic square." But, before I turn to Greimas, I should say that Rorty's opposition between method and inspiration is a false opposition: anyone who has played sports, or has learned the piano, 168 GENRE or even has read Proust, knows that an inspired drop-shot in tennis...

... and, a little like Marcel Proust’s Swann, who also finds in jealousy a spur to meaning and purpose, reinvents himself as a sleuth determined to find evidence that something untoward is taking place. Sansom opens the novel in medias res in a fashion that forces a series of quick recalibrations...

... of American and European expatriates who can validate his bildung, Samar becomes “a performer”: I became eager to flaunt my book-learning, and I dropped names right and left: Nietzsche, Mann, Proust, James, Kierkegaard, Pascal. I was keen to demonstrate I had read them all and, what's more, remembered...