...Helen Freshwater This article problematizes cultural studies' recent return to the“thing,” assessing the archive's position in research work. I draw on my experience of consultation of the surviving records of the Lord Chamberlain's theater censorship office in order to demonstrate...

... Press). Browning, Christopher 1992 Ordinary Men: Police Battalion 101 and the Final Solution in Poland (New York: HarperCollins). Cesarani, David 1996 -97 “Shadows of Doubt,” Jewish Quarterly , Winter, 61 -62. Chamberlain, Mary, and Paul Thompson 1998 “Introduction: Genre and Narrative...

... and writing. Robert Young (1999) and Lesley Chamberlain (2000) have approached Freudian theory through the lens of the novel, disclosing the literary qualities of psychoanalytic writing. A more provocative example is the work of Adam Phillips, which often flirts with the suggestion that psychoanalytic...

... these concerns because of our liability to become subject to the haunting voices we reanimate in the Tseng 2004.1.15 13:34 147 666 Poetics Today 24:4 process of archival reconstruction.The Lord Chamberlain’s Plays and Cor...

... of Lord Chamberlain Stamfordham, Beerbohm’s narrator presents a typi- cally Jamesian moral quandary into which his ‘‘poor decent’’ protagonist has fallen. Charged with informing the King of the bona fides of eminent people to be honored on New Year’s Day, Lord Stamfordham suddenly realizes that he...

... in the Aftermath of Atrocity , edited by Adler Nanci , Leydesdorff Selma , Chamberlain Mary , and Neyzi Leyla , 61 – 79 . New Brunswick, NJ : Transaction . Radstone Susannah , and Hodgkin Katharine . 2003 . “ Regimes of Memory: An Introduction .” In Regimes of Memory...

... such examples available, is a document entitled ‘‘Questions Affecting the Natives and Coloured People Resident in British South Africa’’ (ca. which Thomas Karis and Gwendolen M. Carter : attribute to the executive of the South African Native Congress and which is addressed to Joseph Chamberlain...

... to study the modern desire for restoring and re-presenting what has been lost and for providing immediate (physical) access to the past. In fact, the Globe was neither exclusively Shakespeare’s, nor was it the Chamberlain’s/King’s Men’s only location for staging plays; at least after 1610 the preferred...

..., Derek Attridge, and H. Martin Puchner for discussing this essay with me and reading and commenting on drafts. Work on this essay has been supported by a Chamberlain Fellowship and a Faculty Leave, both from Columbia University. 1. I use literature throughout in its most general, inclusive sense...

... by the Lord Chamberlain from being published. We now have only the revised version, not the original one. With this evidence in hand, however, it is still possible to consider the visual and auditory pleasures that the original spectators may have experienced in its two versions and, in doing so...

... been viewed as a personal feud between Ben Jonson, John Marston, and Thomas Dekker; as a conflict between the popular public theatres and the private coterie theatres; as a commercial rivalry between two leading theatrical companies, the Chamberlain’s Men and the Admiral’s Men; as a mock feud...

..., arrives in Cairo; and that Joe Chamberlain sails for the Cape on HMS Good Hope via Suez.The duke laid the foundation stone of the dam with Masonic ritual; as the Good Hope bearing the colonial secretary neared Table Bay, the ship was welcomed by a mass performance on the flanks of the Twelve Apostles...

...: But the word doth signify not only eunuchs, but also chamberlaines, courtiers, and officers, Esther 1.10” (Holy Bible 1898: 40n2). Cross-referencing Esther may support allegations that Potiphar reacts to his wife’s lying tale as if he — like Esther’s king — had something to be sexually anxious about...