... of communication in the small, unplanned utopian community of the Convent starkly exposes the danger of closing narrative possibilities as represented by the planned utopian community of Ruby. Utopian narratives, more than any other genre, create an argument for alternatives to the status quo. By examining...

... Ben . London : New Left Books . Baker Jean H. 2011 . Margaret Sanger: A Life of Passion . New York : Hill and Wang . Bauer Margaret D. 2004 . “The Betrayal of Ruby Hill and Hulga Hopewell: Recognizing Feminist Concerns in ‘A Stroke of Good Fortune’ and ‘Good Country...

... . `` India .'' Variety International Film Guide 2000 . Ed. Cowie Peter . London : Faber and Faber , 2000 . 169 - 174 . Do the Right Thing . Dir. Lee Spike . Perf. Aielo Danny Dee Ruby Davis Ossie . Universal , 1989 . The Fifth Element . Dir. Besson Luc . Perf...

... of Memory . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Joseph Betty . 2004 . Reading the East India Company, 1720–1840: Colonial Currencies of Gender . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Lal Ruby . 2005 . Domesticity and Power in the Early Mughal World . Cambridge : Cambridge...

... : Harvard UP , 1987 . Leask Nigel . “‘The Ghost in Chapultepec’: Fanny Calderón De La Barca, William Prescott and Nineteenth-Century Mexican Travel Accounts.” Voyages and Visions: Towards a Cultural History of Travel . Eds. Elsner Jas Rubies John-Paul . London : Reaktion , 1999...

... warheads and sunflowers” (4). “What interests me is not the forgotten site of the ground of the conditions of all that appears — but rather snowflakes, whales, flames, stars, and rubies” (6). With such philosophical strategies in mind, McHale’s analysis of the function of listing in literature starts...

... Marshalls’ and FBI’s siege of Randy Weaver’s shack at Ruby Ridge, Idaho in 1992; to the Armageddon-like immolation in 1993 of the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas, while surrounded by Janet Reno (the first female Attorney General, and a most un-familial one at that) and agents...

... own data Ruby Dahl, in her stupendous study of space, calls the house on Ash Tree Lane "a solipsistic heightener," arguing that "the house, the halls, and the rooms all become the self—collapsing, expanding, tilting, closing, but always in perfect relation to the mental...

..., of Ruby, and perhaps of Carla. 348 GENRE Mythic Romance Any generic definition is contestable since genres are constructed, and most genre criticism in recent times has undercut the notion of prescriptively definable genres rather than worked with definitions — hence my focus on the few theoriz...

... in To the Lighthouse, “of eternity”: “There is a coherence in things, a stability; something [Mrs. Ramsay muses] is immune from change, and shines out . . . in the face of the flowing, the fleeting, the spectral, like a ruby” (Woolf 1927, 105). “Now she said nothing. For the moment, she hung suspended” (107...

... Brown’s Ruby- fruit Jungle (1973); strictly nonfiction memoirs along the lines ofO scar Moore’s A Matter of Life and Sex (1992); pulp novels, such as Patricia Hill Collins’s The Price of Salt (1952); broad collections, such as Susan J. Wolfe and Julia Penelope Stanley’s The Coming Out Stories (1980...