... previously appeared as the works of sundry authorial eidolons. For a nineteenth‐century culture of collected editions, this act of rebinding represented a foundational moment. But Scott's novels also figured prominently within a robust tradition of commonplacing and scrapbooking in which books were...

..., to the photos of Robert Capa, to Woolf's own scrapbooks collected in these years. In evoking the intellectual atmosphere of the moment, Cole produces a kind of scrapbook herself, one of the 1930s climate that traces how discussions of violence were shifting as more and more people realized the likelihood...

... function of the African American novel; and Deidre Lynch turns to scrapbooks to loosen the novel's formal grip in a way that blends its conceptual with its material status. In order to think through questions of form and medium we must address a further distinction between forms and form. To return...

... rather quaint wish for "Spoonitoria," ~velcomingpublic spaces "where people could retreat from the streets and find privacy at night" to explore their desires in a variety of configurations (141). Cook admits that Ives is the "lodestone" for his book, and that it was Ives's scrapbooks...

... of the play-watching audience at the time of O'Neill's The Hairy Ape by recalling then-popular theories of oral interpretation that offer new insights into that play's likely reception. Cary Nelson assem- bles a series of fugitive materials-personal scrapbooks, "poem cards," pamphlets for workers...

... uses the conceit of The Histories-turned-scrapbook to reverse the conventional order of archive and history, a maneuver that transforms a closed book into an open one. Indebted as we are to the work of early Michel Fou- cault and late Jacques Derrida, we have grown accustomed to defining...

... to the ordering processes of language. We may think of fidelity as a process of articulating the event or naming it (“that’s what happened”) such that doing so brings a subject into being (“it happened to me Oskar keeps the image of the falling figure in a scrapbook titled “Stuff That Happened to Me...

... in a Thousand Cities . Greenwich : Fawcett , 1960 . Auden W. H. Letter to Patricia Highsmith . n.d. Scrapbook 1, Box B4–b2–SCR1 . Patricia Highsmith Papers . Swiss Literary Archives , Bern . Berlant Lauren . The Female Complaint . Durham : Duke UP , 2008 . Booth Wayne C...