Search Results for memory ideology

... ideologies,” namely, the underlying conceptions concerning the nature, functions, and consequences of memory reflected in the testimonies. Contextualizing the works with respect to the times of their publication and analyzing differences between them, it will argue that Kuortti's testimonies represent two...

... is, it begs several literary-historical questions. What may Dostoevsky have forgotten of the original incident as well as the memory and the scene of remembrance? What may he have added to it for aesthetic and ideological reasons attached to his ambi- tion for his Diary’s intervention in the populist...

... experience,allowing the authors to create in or through the poem a “resonating other,” or an interlocutor who plays an essential role in the mechanisms that safeguard psychic identity and health. In terms of aesthetic ideology,these poems show that poetry was not only possible in the camps but also perhaps...

... of photographic images; both authors reflect on the relationship between trauma, war, memory, and representation, especially with regard to family histories. Kluge's emotionally flat documentary account of the Allied bombing of his hometown reveals a problematic deadening of personal and familial relations...

... time, “ideology” has become a general term for such unconscious causes. I will henceforth refer to all of these approaches — deconstruction, psychoanalysis, various versions of feminism, postcolonial studies, cultural studies, etc. — as canonical theory. Typically, the canonical theorist’s tactical...

... (London: Fontana Paperbacks). Barzilai, Maya 2006 “On Exposure: Photography and Uncanny Memory in W. G. Sebald's Die Ausgewanderten and Austerlitz,” in W. G. Sebald: History—Memory—Trauma , edited by S. Denham and M. McCulloh, 205 -18 (Berlin: de Gruyter). Batchen, Geoffrey 1997 Burning...

... 30:1 (Spring 2009)  DOI 10.1215/03335372-2008-003 © 2009 by Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics 68 Poetics Today 30:1 tion with his first novel, Students (Studenty, 1950), which received a Stalin Prize and displayed Trifonov’s ideological conformity to late-Stalinist cul- tural...

.... A series of four chapters approach the topic from four differ- ent directions (roughly: realism, memory, autobiography, and religion), and a conclusion follows Beckett “beyond clich largely in his late work. For most of the way, Barry does not concentrate on individual works, pre- ferring...

... of basing future plans too uncritically on glorified memories of the past. Edward is the most prominent of a number of characters (includ- ing his uncle Everard, Baron Bradwardine, Flora McIvor, and even such minor figures as “Gifted Gilfillan”) who stubbornly cling to stories, icons, and ideologies...

... 2003 The Politics of Canonicity: Lines of Resistance in Modernist Hebrew Poetry ( Stanford, CA : Stanford University Press ). Gold Nili 2001 “Betrayal of the Mother Tongue in the Creation of National Identity,” in Ideology and Jewish Identity in Israeli and American Literature...

... . Jauss Hans Robert 1982 “Literary History as a Challenge to Literary Theory.” In Toward an Aesthetic of Reception , translated by Bahti Timothy , 3 – 45 ( Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press ). Kliger Ilya 2016 “On ‘Genre Memory’ in Bakhtin.” In Persistent...

... – 718 . Diner Dan . 1998 . “ Nation, Migration, and Memory: On Historical Concepts of Citizenship .” Constellations 4 , no. 3 : 293 – 306 . Dwivedi Divya , Nielsen Henrik Skov , and Walsh Richard . 2018 . Introduction to Narratology and Ideology: Negotiating...

...Aagje Swinnen Abstract Scholars in literary aging studies typically engage in oppositional readings that reveal the often-hidden age ideologies of texts while addressing points of exit from these ideologies. This form of research is ethical and political in that it aims to clarify cultural meanings...

... . .  For an excellent overview of recent debates on memory, see Radstone 2000; Radstone and Hodgkin 2006; Hodgkin and Radstone 2006. .  For analysis of the appeal to a myth of origins in Francoist ideology, see Labanyi 1989: 35–41. In her major study of the moral values imposed by the Franco dictatorship, Martín...

... that “the archive cannot offer direct access to the past, only a textual refiguring of it” (Kemp 1998: 44). The particular case of samizdat as an archival document reveals how the integrity of written memory can be destroyed. The ideology of social- ist states with its imposed censorship, strict bans over...

...). Hausner, Gideon 1966 Justice in Jerusalem (New York: Harper and Row). Kugelmas, Jack, and Jonathan Boyarin, eds. and trans. 1983 From a Ruined Garden: The Memorial Books of Polish Jewry (New York: Schocken). Laborie, Pierre 1993 “Histoire et résistance: Des historiens trouble-mémoire...

...Lilach Lachman Although historians of the avant-garde have noted the double requirement for innovators to dramatize a provocative verbal action that experiments with form, the interaction between the ideology and poetics of avant-garde poetry has been largely neglected. Recent studies point...

... , and the edited collections Blending and the Study of Narrative (2012) and Narratology and Ideology: Encounters between Narrative Theory and Postcolonial Criticism (2018). She and Greta Olson coedited The Politics of Form (2018). Gal Hertz's field of study is the genealogy of social disciplines...

..., Oxford, March. Gerhart, Gail M. 1978 Black Power in South Africa: The Evolution of an Ideology (Berkeley: University of California Press). Gray, Richard 1990 Black Christians and White Missionaries (London: Yale University Press). Guetti, James L. 1993 Wittgenstein and the Grammar...

... S/Z: An Essay , translated by Richard Miller (New York: Hill and Wang). Beebee, Thomas O. 1994 The Ideology of Genre: A Comparative Study of Generic Instability (University Park: Pennsylvania State University Press). Bere, Carol 2002 “The Book of Memory: W. G. Sebald's The Emigrants...