...Henry Greenspan; Sidney Bolkosky Studies of interviewing suggest that there is a wide gulf between interviewing theory and actual practice. Regarding interviews with Holocaust survivors specifically, there have been no systematic studies of the relationships between theory and practice, nor has...

...Anneleen Masschelein; Christophe Meurée; David Martens; Stéphanie Vanasten This article brings together the scattered research from the French, English, and German research traditions on the literary interview, that is, the extensive personal interview given by (or in some cases also conducted...

...Galia Yanoshevsky This article explores the literary functions of the author interview in all types of media (printed or broadcast, single or collected interviews). It claims that the literariness of the interview resides in the conversational exchange that takes place during the interview...

... of the Interview in Social Science Research ( Cambridge : Cambridge University Press ). Bruner Jerome 1990 Acts of Meaning: Four Lectures on Mind and Culture ( Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press ). Cendrars Blaise 1952 Blaise Cendrars vous parle ( Paris : Denoël...

...Aaron Rosen; Michael Takeo Magruder © 2020 by Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics 2020 Reference Rosen Aaron . 2015 . Art and Religion in the Twenty-First Century . London : Thames and Hudson . Prophetic Visions, Digital Horizons: An Interview with Michael...

... of literary reading and their meaning in terms of coping with daily life and in terms of a person's biography]. In the first, ethnographic part of this study, six volunteer readers (who had spontaneously purchased a recently published novel) observed their own reading practices. The subjects were interviewed...

... are drawn from extensive ethnographic fieldwork (mainly qualitative interviews) in different social and geographical contexts in Denmark from 2014 to 2019. The article contributes to empirical reading studies by exploring everyday reading as a practice in and of time. Copyright © 2021 by Porter Institute...

... reading them. First, interviews with journalists show that they are largely aware of this dialectic and purposefully use an immersive form to help readers better understand information. Then, an exploratory study with readers reveals that they claim to look mostly for information yet seem to favor...

... such .  Interview with author; conducted during fieldwork research in 1994. Translation of this and other Russian interviews is mine. .  See Yurchak 2006 for a more detailed discussion of this attitude. Yurchak • Late Soviet Artistic Experiments on the Margins of the State 715 questions simply...

... as the testimony interview remains genuinely open and encourages the possibility of dia- logue, whether with others or oneself. Not that this dialogue will always occur on the spot, during the inter- view. Sometimes there is silence, and sometimes the release felt by witnesses is such that they will talk...

... Zhizn' i sud'ba (Life and Fate) (Lausanne, Switzerland: L'Age d'Homme). Klíma, Ivan 1985 “The Writer and Unfreedom,” Harper's , December, 30 -32. 2001 [1990] “Interview by Philip Roth,” in Roth 2001 : 40 -77. 2006 Telephone conversation with author, April 26. Kundera Milan...

... in the Formation of History and Memory (Oxford: Oxford University Press). Bloxham, Donald, and Tony Kushner 1998 “Exhibiting Racism: Cultural Imperialism, Genocide, and Representation,” Rethinking History 3 : 349 -58. Boder, David 1949 I Did Not Interview the Dead (Urbana: University of Illinois...

... Ausstellung. Kritische Anmerkungen zur Wehrmachtsausstellung,” Vierteljahreshefte für Zeitgeschichte 4 : 563 -93. Nossack, Hans Erich 2004 The End: Hamburg 1943 , translated by Joel Agee (Chicago: University of Chicago Press). Der Untergang, first published as part of the collection “Interview mit...

... between wanting to hurt herself and wanting to kill herself. Taking place in a psychiatric emergency room in a fictional hospital in Boston, the interview between the suicidal patient and an inexperienced psychiatric resident reads like the transcript of a recent classmy students attended...

..., Julia Reinhard The Affordances of Hospitality: Shakespearean Drama between Historicism and Phenomenology 615 Masschelein, Anneleen, Christophe Meure´e, David Martens, and Ste´phanie Vanasten The Literary Interview: Toward a Poetics of a Hybrid Genre 1...

... Theatre and AIDS Education in South Africa,” Progress ,Spring/Summer, 34 -37. 1994 Interview with Loren Kruger, November 4. Fabian, Johannes 1993 “Keep Listening:Ethnography and Reading,” in The Ethnography of Reading , edited by Jonathan Boyarim, 80 -97 (Berkeley: University of California...

... to originate the unexpected is, as Nabokov (1977: 93) mockingly put it, “as old as the quills.”17 This strange power to come up with the unexpected and the uncensored led Coetzee (1992: 246) to affirm in an interview that “stories are defined by their irresponsibility,” and those who write them...

... in the Concentration Camps he worked as an interviewer for the Ar- chive of Memory: Interviews with Survivors of the Shoah at the Moses Mendelssohn Centre for European-Jewish Studies, University of Potsdam, Germany. Libbie Rifkin...

... Poetics Today 35:1-2 media, especially with interviews and the writer’s iconography. He is editor of the journal Interfe´rences litte´raires/Literaire interferenties (www.interferenceslitteraires.be). Anneleen Masschelein is a lecturer in literary theory and cultural studies at KU Leuven. Her...