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...Stuart Burrows [email protected] Dora Zhang , Strange Likeness: Description and the Modernist Novel ( Chicago : U of Chicago P , 2020 ), pp. 246 , cloth, $95.00 , paper, $27.50 . Copyright © 2023 by Novel, Inc. 2023 It has been more than a decade since Stephen...

...Stuart Burrows [email protected] Jennifer L. Fleissner , Maladies of the Will: The American Novel and the Modernity Problem ( Chicago : U of Chicago P , 2022 ), pp. 498 , Paperback, $35.00 . Copyright © 2024 by Novel, Inc. 2024 In her field-changing first book...

...STUART BURROWS MITCHELL BREITWEISER, National Melancholy: Mourning and Opportunity in Classic American Literature (Stanford UP, 2007), pp. 336, cloth, $60.00. Copyright © Novel Corp. 2007 2007 Looking Back hVTCHELL BREITWEISER, National Melancholy...

...STUART BURROWS Copyright © Novel Corp. 2001 2001 Works Cited Awkward , Michael . “The Inaudible Voice of it All: Silence, Voice, and Action in Their Eyes Were Watching God.” Inspiring Influences: Tradition, Revision, and Afro-American Women Writers . New York: Columbia UP, 1989...

...Stuart Burrows The refusal to include James within the alternative trajectory traced in Time, Tense, and American Literature led me to wonder whether the imaginative freedom exercised by Weinstein in the end proved daring enough. What if we were to think of literature as somehow missing its...

...STUART BURROWS STACEY MARGOLIS, The Public Life of Privacy in Nineteenth-Century American Literature (Durham: Duke UP, 2005), pp. 248, cloth, $74.95, paper, $21.95. Copyright © Novel Corp. 2006 2006 Reviews Deliberalizing...

...Stuart Burrows KENDALL JOHNSON, Henry James and the Visual (New York: Cambridge UP, 2007), pp. 262, cloth, $100.00. © 2010 by Novel, Inc. 2010 Work Cited Bersani , Leo . A Future for Astyanax: Character and Desire in Literature . New York: Columbia UP, 1984...

...Stuart Burrows Christopher Laing Hill , Figures of the World: The Naturalist Novel and Transnational Form ( Evanston, IL : Northwestern UP , 2020 ), pp. 280 , paper, $47.24 . Copyright © 2021 by Novel, Inc. 2021 Figures of the World is an immensely impressive work...

...Clifford Siskin The primary analytic tools of modern literary criticism were forged in the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries out of print culture's effort to consolidate its hold on society by making more out of its objects. The further we have burrowed in—sacralizing only a few texts...

...Benjamin Widiss Burrows Stuart , A Familiar Strangeness: American Fiction and the Language of Photography, 1839–1945 . ( Athens : U of Georgia P , 2010 ), pp. 304 , paper, $24.95 . © 2013 by Novel, Inc. 2013 Duke University Press Parade...

... to reframe how those traditionally othered by modernist practice can be relocated and, in a sense, re-seen. Not unlike Stuart Burrows's A Familiar Strangeness: American Fiction and the Language of Photography, 1839–1945 , it deliberately sets out to work as a malleable examination into how the visual...

...." STUART BURROWS recently received his Ph.D. from Princeton University. He has published on Henry James and is currently at work on a book project entitled "The Picture of Innocence: Photography and Modern American Fiction." Since production of this issue began, Stuart has become Assistant Professor...

... University. He has published on Foe, pornography, Niklas Luhmann, Hannibal Lecter, The Big Lebuwski, torture, and Thomas Jefferson. The present essay is drawn froin his forthcoming hook, On Llrrgering nrld Bei!ing Lnst: Frctiorrs of Rnce nnd Sovereignty in the Nrw Worid. STUART BURROWS is Robert...

... on fin de siècle representations of colonial hands.  STUART BURROWS is asso- ciate professor of English at Brown University and author of A Familiar Strangeness: American Fiction and the Language of Photography, 1839–1945 (2008).  SAMUEL COHEN is assistant professor of English at the University...

... by constructing a metonymic outpost—a zone where no thing can be put but where, in their formal death, the fathers' phrases are reformed. I wish to thank Michael North, Stuart Burrows, and Gabriel Mehlman for their feedback on various drafts as this essay took shape. 1 A few more examples...

... archaeological find is the set of notes taken by Beckett's student, Rachel Burrows, from the lectures on André Gide delivered by Beckett at Trinity in 1930. Indeed, for at least two-thirds of its length, Beckett and the Modern Novel could have easily been retitled Beckett and Gide . The most striking...

... moments that, together, span more than 170 years. Blum justifies this method of organization, which involves “burrow[ing] in” to specific moments in time rather than “offering an exhaustive inventory” of them, as a means of narrating not the linear ascendance of self-help, but its haphazard growth...

..., for example, burrows in on the narrator's overt claims to being “happy,” “grateful,” or even “comfortable” while situated within racialized slavery. How vexed and shifting must be these categories of feeling, and the very notion of situatedness, to adequately capture the feelings represented and produced...

... the counterpart and direct negation of all being itself’” ( 248 ; quoting Georg Simmel, Philosophy of Money ). 4 See, for instance, arguments by Stuart Burrows , Michael Meeuwis , and Julian Murphet. 5 I thank Jennifer Fleissner for this insight, delivered in a talk titled “Is the Novel...

... Chandler, and Mickey Spillane. In such texts there is a correspondence between the chronic pessimism of the private dick and a world characterized by ubiquitous crime, systemic corruption, and all-around moral depravity. As Stuart Burrows puts it, “The task of the classic detective is to restore...