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... Performance,” Poetics Today 24 : 65 -90. Debord, Guy 1994 The Society of the Spectacle, translated by Donald Nicholson-Smith (New York: Zone). Delumeau, Jean 1990 Sin and Fear: The Emergence of a Western Guilt Culture, 13th-18th Centuries (New York: St. Martin's). Girard, Rene 1981...

..., and the circus itself serve as vehicles for a nostalgic spectacle of an exotic world that reformulates nature and culture into an even deeper message about the loss of originality as a discourse that conditions European modernity. My comments are meant to urge Carmeli to extend the work of nostalgia...

... This content is made freely available by the publisher. It may not be redistributed or altered. All rights reserved. Apostolidès, Jean-Marie 1981 Le roi-machine. Spectacle et politique au temps de Louis XIV (Paris: Minuit). 1985 Le prince sacrifié. Théâtre et politique au temps de Louis...

... Stephen 1971 “The Poetics of Spectacle,” New Literary History 2 ( 3 ): 367 – 89 . 2002 The Authentic Shakespeare and Other Problems of the Early Modern Stage ( New York : Routledge ). Palfrey Simon Stern Tiffany 2007 Shakespeare in Parts ( Oxford : Oxford University...

... language at Hamilton College. Other articles of hers on Rushdie have appeared in Ariel and in Modern Fiction Studies. Kenneth Little is an associate professor of anthropology at York University inToronto. He has written several journal articles exploring the European circus as spectacle...

... ,edited by Angela Hobart and Bruce Kapferer (Oxford: Berghahn). Ciret, Yan 1999 “Le Cirque au-dela du Cercle,” Artpress 20 : 3 . Cunningham, Hugh 1980 Leisure in the Industrial Revolution (London: Croom-Helm). Davis, Janet 1993 “Spectacles of South Asia at the American Circus 1890–1940...

... by the glamorized spectacles of Hollywood melodramas with capitalist patriarchy and its debasement of women, who are turned into mere objects for the pleasure of the masculin- ist gaze, with no ontological, narrative, or visual agency of their own. The alternative she offered, in the mid-1970s at least...

... as spectacle. The aesthetic of kire (often also compounded in the term kire-tsuzuki , or “cut-continuity”), combines cutting, release, and connection, which indicates how new meaning is produced by the process and effect of kire . In Tanizaki's novel, the discrete texts at the narrative's end...

...: Sound on Screen . New York : Columbia University Press . Crary Jonathan . 2000 . Suspensions of Perception: Attention, Spectacle, and Modern Culture , 2nd ed. Cambridge, MA : MIT Press . Crouch Ian . 2014a . “ John Oliver, Charming Scold .” New Yorker , May 7...

.... It is to Hickey’s credit that she never lets it become one. The chapter on education, entitled ‘‘Informing the Mind: Wordsworth and the Spectacle of Education deserves special attention. In his recent monograph, Literature, Education...

....” But none of these critics traces such “stage effects” and “showmanship” back to Poe’s witnessing, and writing about, the sensational spectacle of the mechanical chess player. Nor do they consider that part of the perfor- mance of “The Philosophy of Composition” is precisely the way it creates...

... (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press). Debord, Guy 1995 [1967] The Society of the Spectacle , translated by Donald Nicholson-Smith (New York: Zone Books). Derrida, Jacques 1982 “Signature, Event, Context,” in Margins of Philosophy , translated by Alan Bass, 307 -30 (Chicago: University of Chicago Press...

...- ing’’ images is superseded by that of ‘‘machinic’’ and ‘‘anthropoidal’’ signs (François Jost). As opposed to the de-anthropomorphization of the film spectacle through the works of Christian Metz, André Gaudreault, and Adolfo...

...- ing’’ images is superseded by that of ‘‘machinic’’ and ‘‘anthropoidal’’ signs (François Jost). As opposed to the de-anthropomorphization of the film spectacle through the works of Christian Metz, André Gaudreault, and Adolfo...

...- ing’’ images is superseded by that of ‘‘machinic’’ and ‘‘anthropoidal’’ signs (François Jost). As opposed to the de-anthropomorphization of the film spectacle through the works of Christian Metz, André Gaudreault, and Adolfo...

... of ‘‘percepticide’’ to refer to this ‘‘self-blinding of the general popula- tion’’ that witnessed the open spectacle of abductions: The ‘‘disappeared’’ were dragged away in full view of family, neighbors, and other observers: the population was silent, deaf, and blind. People were subjected to overt...

... à d'Alembert sur les spectacles ( Paris : Gallimard ). Saint-Pierre Bernardin de 1992 [1788] Paul et Virginie ( Paris : Flammarion ). Shaw Matthew 2011 Time and the French Revolution: The Republican Calendar, 1789 – Year XIV ( Suffolk, UK : Boydell and Brewer...

..., on the basis of custom (e.g., will Euarchus's mere spectacle of Arcadian customs prove seductive enough?), and thus from the purview of that law imagined to be out of time, and common to all. What appears as a “constitutional romance” in Sidney's case turns constitutional tragedy in chapter 6...

..., Marie Madeleine 2004 La pensée religieuse d'Agrippa d'Aubigné et son expression (Paris: Champion). Fresnault Desruelle, Pierre 2005 “L'embrasure fait le spectacle,” article 33 in Musée critique de la Sorbonne (Paris: MUCRI). Garrisson, Janine 2002 Catherine de Médicis (Paris: Payot...

... at the hospital. In the same shot, Mija hears her ringtone and begins rummaging through her purse to find her phone only to discover that hers is not ringing, then hears her name and follows the nurse to the doctor's office. The juxtaposition of shots, counterbalancing the spectacle of news with the mundanity...