...Liliane Louvel Although numerous studies have been devoted to the relations between painting and literature, surprisingly few have focused on the photography/text relationship. Photography-in-text is a hybrid product that gives rise to a hybrid textual genre and so renews the iconotext...

... Mann,” Literaturen 7 /8: 32 -39. Baer, Ulrich 2002 Spectral Evidence: The Photography of Trauma (Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press). Bal, Mieke 1997 Narratology: Introduction to the Theory of Narrative , 2nd ed. (Toronto: University of Toronto Press). Barthes, Roland 1984...

...Carolin Duttlinger This article explores Walter Benjamin's famous concept of the aura in relation to his writings on photography. Although Benjamin's “Artwork” essay charges photography with the decline of the aura of the traditional artwork, his essay on photography complicates this historical...

... Magazin. Die Story ist schnell erzählt. (Tagebuch) (Reinbek: Rowohlt). Crew, David F. 2006 “What Can We Learn from a Visual Turn? Photography, Nazi Germany, and the Holocaust,” H-Net ( h-net.msu.edu/cgi-bin/logbrowse.pl?trx=vx&list=H-German&month=0609&week=c&msg=9DTccQc5QnxMbKetMn1tXA...

... is World War II. Critics have tended to view the War Primer as a didactic piece that offers a Marxist corrective to “Western” histories of the war. This article, however, argues against this view. By contextualizing the work in terms of Brecht's and Benjamin's writings on photography in the 1920s and 1930s...

... and visual strategies, which magnify the protagonist's cultivation of masochistic pleasure as a specific correlative of aging. The article demonstrates that the narrative uses the rhetoric of cinema and photography—central terms of reference in Tanizaki's work—to frame Utsugi's experiences of old age...

... of the Holocaust, this essay elucidates the generation of postmemory and its reliance on photography as a primary medium of transgenerational transmission of trauma. Identifying tropes that most potently mobilize the work of postmemory, it examines the role of the family as a space of transmission and the function...

...Nancy Pedri An examination of the use of photography in Roland Barthes by Roland Barthes sheds light on how the photographic documentary is secured in life writing. I argue that photographs in life writing invite readers to look beyond what is imaged to their own private experiences rather than...

...Timothy Dow Adams This essay considers the history of photography in fiction, concentrating on issues of genre. Starting with a survey of nineteenth-century novels which included physical photographs, the essay moves to twentieth-century novels, discussing ways in which the generic rules of written...

...Silke Horstkotte; Nancy Pedri Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics 2008 This content is made freely available by the publisher. It may not be redistributed or altered. All rights reserved. Adams, Timothy Dow 2000 Light Writing and Life Writing: Photography in Autobiography...

... or aesthetic event that in various degrees relies on the active participation of the reader/viewer. Copyright © 2018 by Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics 2018 intermediality photography remediation multimodality photogram Works Cited Barthes Roland , 1981 Camera Lucida...

... 2008 Notes on Contributors Timothy Dow Adams is professor of English at West Virginia University and asso- ciate editor of a/b: Auto/Biography Studies. He is the author of Telling Lies in Modern American Autobiography (1990) and Light Writing and Life Writing: Photography in Autobi...

... , translated by Maria Jolas (Boston: Beacon). Baer, Elizabeth, and Myrna Goldenberg, eds. 2003 Experience and Expression: Women, Nazis, and the Holocaust (Detroit, MI: Wayne State University Press). Baer, Ulrich 2000 “To Give Memory a Place: Holocaust Photography and the Landscape Tradition...

..., Coventry Patmore, and Algernon Charles Swinburne and the photography of ClementinaHawarden. But the book smost startling contribution may be its upending of our methodological expectations. In the introduction to this special issue, Jeffrey Blevins and Daniel Williams write that much recent work in logic...

... Roland , 1980 La chambre claire, Note sur la photographie ( Paris : Gallimard ). Benjamin Walter 1969 [1936] “ The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction .” In Illuminations , translated by Zohn Harry , edited by Arendt Hannah , 217 – 51 ( New York : Schocken...

... Gallery Anthology ( London : Tate Gallery ). Antonetti Martin 1999 “ Typographic Ekphrasis: The Description of Typographic Forms in the Nineteenth Century ”, Word & Image 15 : 41 – 53 . Armstrong Nancy , 1999 Fiction in the Age of Photography: The Legacy of British...

... Charles Cros, that poet who loved essentially bachelor technologies (the phonograph, color photography, machines for communi- cating with other planets). Duchamp’s well-known passion for Allais exag- gerated the attention given to wordplay. But we should not overlook Allais the experimenter, Allais...

... 1977 [1964] “Rhetoric of the Image,” in Image—Music—Text ,translated by Stephen Heath, 32 -51 (New York: Hill and Wang). 1981 [1980] Camera Lucida: Reflections on Photography , translated by Richard Howard (New York: Hill and Wang). Booth, Wayne C. 1961 The Rhetoric of Fiction (Chicago...

... narratology in Narrative 9:2 (2001). Her work on narrative and narrative theory, often in relation to music, painting, photography, and cinema, has appeared in numerous journals including Comparative Literature, and 19th Century Music. Jeroen Vandaele is associate professor of Spanish at the University...