... Fredson, and L. Neal Smith. Columbus: Ohio State UP, 1970 . Cited in the text as OO. The Consular Service and US Literature: Nathaniel Hawthorne Abroad Amanda Claybaugh It is a remarkable fact of literary history that a number of authors in the eighteenth and nineteenth...

... such institution committed to providing modern psychiatric services to any and all who needed them. Ellison found in the clinic's practices a model of social psychiatry that did much to address the shortcomings he observed in Freud's psychoanalytic paradigm, but not enough to fully shake his deep suspicions...

... investment in allegory and metonym, pressed into the service of a totalizing metaphor for the wholesale corruption of a society that must be entirely dissolved. Drawing on the work of Anne‐Lise François, the article suggests that, more specifically, the history of decolonization and the literature...

... public-private division with a marked preference for the richness and beauty of private life. This article argues that Woolf, no stranger to the civil service through her family and personal networks, had a more strained and ambivalent response to bureaucracy as an idea and government form. A close...

... the free‐market capitalism that the earlier novels both criticize and celebrate. Drawing on Marxist‐feminist theories of “social reproduction,” the article describes especially how the modernist novels imagine the family as a machine for maintaining and servicing capitalist production: the regeneration...

... rationality expresses this apparent contradiction: literary commercialism refers to the formal and impersonal laws of the economic market, while literary professionalism refers to the substantive ethos of service to the community and nation. In underscoring the incompatibility of the Jew and the Christian...

...Julie Beth Napolin [email protected] Daniel Ryan Morse , Radio Empire: The BBC's Eastern Service and the Emergence of the Global Anglophone Novel ( New York : Columbia UP , 2021 ), pp. 288 , paper, $35.00 . Copyright © 2022 by Novel, Inc. 2022 When in the 1930s...

... some of the arguments of Everything and Less , Patricia Stuelke ( 45–47 ) noted two linked omissions: of how in Kazuo Ishiguro's novel, the butler Stevens's commitment to service extends to complicity with his Nazi-sympathizing master's dismissal of two Jewish housemaids; and of Amazon's provision...

...-Loathing Class: Williams, Ishiguro and Barbara Ehrenreich on Service.” Key Words: A Journal of Cultural Materialism 4 ( 2003 ): 100 –30. Fox , Pamela . Class Fictions: Shame and Resistance in the British Working-Class Novel, 1890–1945 . Durham: Duke UP, 1994 . Goffman , Erving...

... history lesson to Banks in When We Were Orphans; he is also a direct echo of the earlier character named Matsuda, in An Artist of the Floating World, who draws the artist Masuji Ono into service to the empire. As this far-from-conclusive list of echoes suggests, The White Countess could serve...

... also erupted over the question of how granting the divorced permission to remarry would affect Anglican priests. Surprisingly progressive, the Lords’ remarriage clause empowered any divorced party, male or female, guilty or innocent of adultery, to remarry in both civil and religious services.6...

... govern moods. Today, some service workers inflate their emotions to try to match the tone they have to project in order to make themselves feel authentic. 18 Others, however, like Lucy, take a grim pleasure in making the split as wide as possible. A waiter explains that “you experience a special rush...

... playfully rushes through many mid-century developments, including library catalogs, international news service, the transatlantic cable, “data-driven social sciences,” and industrial publishing, as if to empathize with the pressures on the book-loving individualist sage (46). In “Searching,” Lee more...

... ever quite owning any. In chapter 3, "Laborer and Hire: Trollope, Northcote-Trevelyan, and The Three Clerks," Shuman turns from school examinations to the competitive examinations for civil service posts proposed by the Northcote-Trevelyan Report of 1853. Focusing on Anthony Trollope's...

... of their new cross-cultural experience; instead they should be compensated for providing a different and possibly more valuable form of “service”—proto-ethnographic knowledge—to their patrons than the mere finding of gold. 136 novel | spring 2011 Such service was directed not only...

... still maintains some semblance of an ethics of service in con- trast to Crimsworth's wholesale servitude to a market ethos. David Copperfield (Chapter 2) is also at pains to show that it contains a portrait of the artist working, but now the opera- tive foil is the "public's association...

... of education and race (McClintock 277). The difficulty of finding work in burgeoning colonies where families often could not afford the services of the educated classes sometimes necessitated shifts in station for emigrant governesses who were subsequently forced to obtain work as domestic servants...

... – 23 . Hopkirk Peter . The Great Game: On Secret Service in High Asia . Oxford : Oxford UP , 1990 . Hopkirk Peter . “ Quest for Kim .” Search of Kipling’s Great Game . Ann Arbor : U of Michigan P , 1999 . Kaul Suvir . “ Kim , or How to Be Young, Male, and British...

...: Life, Death, and Sensation in Political Economy and the Victorian Novel . Princeton : Princeton UP , 2006 . Geissler Heike . Seasonal Associate . Trans. Derbyshire Katy . South Pasadena : Semiotext(e) , 2018 . Gooch Joshua . The Victorian Novel, Service Work...

... considers to be beyond her reach (337). Emma responds, 'I arn not at all surprised at you, Harriet. The service he rendered you was enough to warm your heart.' 'Service! oh! it was such an inexpressible obligation!-The very recollection of it, and all that Ifelt at the time-when...