... , edited by Keith Grant Barry , 141 – 59 . Austin : University of Texas Press . Yu Emily . 2003 . “Sounds of Cinema: What Do We Really Hear?” Journal of Popular Film and Television 31 . 2 : 93 – 96 . “Never the Same One Twice”: Melodrama and Repetition in Queer as Folk...

... , December 14 , [ 2004 ]. Zhurzhenko Tatiana . “The Geopolitics of Memory,” in Eurozine < http://www.eurozine.com/articles/2007-05-10-zhurzhenko-en.html >. New lives of old forMs: on returns and repetItIons In russIa 1...

...Megan Ward Critics have struggled to account for realist characters’ development on the repetitive timescale of Victorian domestic realism, which is devoted to representing the sameness of daily routine. This essay argues that this struggle stems from literary criticism’s implicit reliance...

...Daniel Williams This essay considers the use of “serial thinking”—an approach to representation and cognition that emphasizes repetition, enumeration, and aggregation—in the work of Thomas Hardy. Examining his first novel, Desperate Remedies (1871), it connects Hardy's approaches to serial thinking...

... Elizabeth Bennet's desires, we see them actualized in the same way that domestic life is constructed in the Bennet home—through repetitive and circular movements that straddle the divide between the concrete and the abstract. Mining the creative tension between physical movement and narrative movement...

... for Deuteronomy, the mishne torah, means "copy of torah" and alludes to the reiterative recitation of law that occupies the central portion of the book. But the title also captures the book's more general obsession with arrest- ing all action into liturgical repetition. Law, as Moses demonstrates...

..., though this always takes place at a remove, since meter itself is not traumatizing, but provides an apt vehicle for representing the unrepresentable quality of trauma. Komunyakaa creates haunting figures of traumatic memory by fusing these with the inassimilable, repetitive force of poetic rhythm...

...: the splendour of the pronoun "one"— 'Deleuze, Difference and Repetition (New York: Columbia University Press, 1994), p.xx. Trans- lated by Paul Patton. Originally published in French in 1968. GENRE XXXIV - SPRING-SUMMER 2001 - 1-4. COPYRIGHT © 2001 BY THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA. ALL RIGHTS...

... and often queer book of exploration into old country and new ways of writing.” Herschel Brickell (1923) described the book’s prose style as “amorphous, staccato, full of repetitions of phrases, and at times not at all clear.” 5. See, for example, Bell (1989), Hutchinson (2004), and Snaith (2007...

... GENRE But first, some pre-history. Simple recurring percussion patterns, filler parts on rhythm guitars, melodic ostinatos, and other minimalistic carriers of extreme repetition were once tied to rock's expression of physical pleasure, particularly useful for sock hops in the fifties, twisting...

... [repetition] I ask them to show me what they've found and we can go on from there. I do this with my musicians and with my students. I truly believe that whoever tries to express himself in words, in poetry, in whatever form, can take my book of harmolodic and compose according to it, do...

.... This emerging symbology takes satirical advantage of the association between parrots, luxury, and the Catholic culture of late fifteenth-century Europe by pre- senting the birds as a type of inane repetition and intellectual vacuousness. This new turn in parrot symbolism proves especially congenial...

... to the ignominies of hereditary repetition, while the transgressive impulses of romanticism are met with the pitiless enclosures of insuperable natural law. The naturalist writer trans- forms the socially or environmentally conditioned subjective response — in Karl Marx’s German Ideology, for instance...

... starting point the relatively uncontroversial proposition that we should read masculinity as a discursive construction that relies on the repetition of con- ventions and on the deployment of narrative strategies (and often antinarrative or mythologizing strategies), this article aims to demonstrate...

...Frances E. Dolan The conclusion considers Mary Collier's poem “The Woman's Labour” (1739) and Alice Oswald's Memorial (2011), a rewriting of the Iliad . Both, Kadue shows, articulate how repetitive labor constitutes masculine heroism and how making poetry resembles manual domestic labor...

... as will to power, or the repetition of the never-problematized problem of metaphysics. In no case, therefore, is there a “reform” of philosophy—a return to its origins—much less the desperate attempts to recover its meaning today. The solution to the crisis that the “end...

... a repetition of those earlier revolutions, an attempt to fulfill their potential. The question becomes the form of the political subject that would enable the realization of these revolutions. At first glance the second novel of the trilogy, The Place of Dead Roads, appears to be a belated western...

...; whereas the erotic is often seen as opposed to repetition or to something like what Fourier called “logic,” this utopian serialization is a way of maintaining and renewing desire even as the basic mechanics of sex do not themselves become new. By suggesting a resonance between them that is primarily...

... title, “Martial Cadenza” begins in and about repetition: Only this evening I saw again low in the sky The evening star, at the beginning of winter, the star That in spring will crown every western horizon, Again . . . as if it came back...

... and there was a brief interlude. We heard the roll of drums, the blare of silver trumpets. At last, I had a place in the vast pageant and a place that was near the altar. (106) Delia trumps the destructive force of Howell’s dismissal by placing it too in “the play,” the repetitive epochal drama...