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...Figure 5 Antonio Tempesta, Circe Transforming Ulysses's Men into Swine , etching, 10.5 × 11.5 cm, in Tempesta's Metamorphoseon Ovidianarum , Amsterdam: Willem Jansz., 1606. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. ...

.... Bénabou, Marcel, Jacques Jouet, Harry Mathews, and Jacques Roubaud 2001 Un art simple et tout d’exécution. Cinq leçons de l’Oulipo, cinq leçons sur l’Oulipo (Strasbourg, France: Circ Containing a series of public lectures given by some of the most eminent representatives of the Oulipo...

... Brown • Enjoy(c)ing Cultures 681 bring to light. For instance, Joyce has been judged misogynistic due to his fiction’s perpetuation of stereotypical views of women and female sexu- ality. Froula argues that, in the ‘‘Circe’’ chapter, Joyce parodies Stephen Dedalus’s ‘‘theory that masculine culture...

... “ ‘Circé … n’est pas fable’: Verworrene Grenzen der Fiktion in der Spätrenaissance .” In Fiktionen des Faktischen in der Renaissance , edited by Schneider Ulrike , 61 – 74 ( Stuttgart : Steiner ). Lavocat Françoise 2013 “ Du récit au ‘storytelling’: Enjeux pour la fiction...

... or perspective. Another characteristic involves chapters in Ulysses that elude traditional forms of narration. They instead model themselves on alternative modes, namely, the drama (“Circe”) and the catechism (“Ithaca both of which also assume here very unconventional forms. Yet another feature is providing...

... or perspective. Another characteristic involves chapters in Ulysses that elude traditional forms of narration. They instead model themselves on alternative modes, namely, the drama (“Circe”) and the catechism (“Ithaca both of which also assume here very unconventional forms. Yet another feature is providing...

... or perspective. Another characteristic involves chapters in Ulysses that elude traditional forms of narration. They instead model themselves on alternative modes, namely, the drama (“Circe”) and the catechism (“Ithaca both of which also assume here very unconventional forms. Yet another feature is providing...

... or perspective. Another characteristic involves chapters in Ulysses that elude traditional forms of narration. They instead model themselves on alternative modes, namely, the drama (“Circe”) and the catechism (“Ithaca both of which also assume here very unconventional forms. Yet another feature is providing...

... or perspective. Another characteristic involves chapters in Ulysses that elude traditional forms of narration. They instead model themselves on alternative modes, namely, the drama (“Circe”) and the catechism (“Ithaca both of which also assume here very unconventional forms. Yet another feature is providing...

... or perspective. Another characteristic involves chapters in Ulysses that elude traditional forms of narration. They instead model themselves on alternative modes, namely, the drama (“Circe”) and the catechism (“Ithaca both of which also assume here very unconventional forms. Yet another feature is providing...

... or fable that functions as analogue: Ulysses outwits the Sirens, whose song would lure him to his death; the adventure of the Sirens—like that of Polyphemus, the Laestrygonians, and Circe before it—is reduced, in turn, to a single episode in the greater adventure of the Odyssey , taking its place among...

... Perec: A Life in Words (Boston: Godine). Borges, Jorge Luis 1981 Labyrinths, edited by Donald A. Yates and James E. Irby (Harmondsworth, UK: Penguin). Burgelin, Claude 1996 Les parties de dominos chez Monsieur Lefèvre. Perec avec Freud—Perec contre Freud (Lyon: Circ Calame...

...: Circ Sorel, Georges 1897 Le Devenir social (Paris: n.p 1921 Lesillusionsduprogrès(Paris: Riviere). 1981 [1908] Réflexions sur la violence (Genève: Slatkine...

... simple et tout d’exécution (Paris: Circ Bolter, Jay D., and Richard Grusin 1999 Remediation: Understanding New Media (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press). Bourdieu, Pierre 1984 Distinction: A Social Critique of the Judgment of Taste, translated by Richard Nice (Cam- bridge, MA: Harvard University...

... picture (e.g., supernatural, ghostly amid the tragedy’s otherwise earthbound exist- ence and psychology). A more intricate process of inference likewise validates the apparently fantastic series of episodes that Odysseus tells the Phaeacians: the Cyclops, the witch goddess Circe, the cannibals...