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... . doi.org/10.34291/BV2019/02/Zalec . Fragile Faith: The Jazz Stage as a Space for Religious Imagination in a Postsecular World Uwe Steinmetz German Liturgical Institute at Leipzig University Abstract Jazz, today a broadly defined, global form of improvised music, remains a music between heaven...

... about Popular Culture . Baltimore, MD : Johns Hopkins University Press . Staging Sincerity in Renaissance Italy and Early Modern China; or, Why Real Lovers Quarrel Casey Schoenberger Hong Kong Polytechnic University Abstract The sixteenth and seventeenth centuries in China and the West saw a wave...

... and aesthetic ends. The argument is propounded in four stages. The first stage deals with an issue of poetic prosody, foregrounding the conflict between the influence-hunting and the cognitive-constraint approaches to the same problem. The second stage adduces an instance of how, “in the process of repeated...

... a historical building, such as the Globe or the Fortune, is reconstructed, it seems as if two temporal and spatial structures are blended and staged. The theater becomes a sign of the past brought into the present of the local inhabitants or visitors; thus it is not only a piece of architecture but a sign...

... the more-notable poets in attendance as the “wild other” of academic verse culture,the event was an effort to stage a collective identity. The essay focuses its account of the conference—and the vast, internally-differentiated avant-garde represented there—through an analysis of Charles Olson's notorious...

...Jonathan Crewe This article examines Black Hamlet , written in 1937 by the pioneering South African psychoanalyst Wulf Sachs. Sachs's book stages a cultural exchange in the guise of a professional dialogue between the author and a Manyika healer-diviner given the pseudonym John Chavafambira...

... manuscripts began in the earliest stages of the genocide. In the postwar period, the meaning of testimony remained largely personal. The Eichmann trial conferred on the witnesses the social identity of survivor and transformed them into bearers of history. This image of the survivor continues in audiovisual...

...Robert Folkenflik A stage in the history of reading underlies the origins of Wolfgang Iser's method. His distinctive theory of reading is adumbrated in the writings of the period of his original specialty, the eighteenth century. In The Implied Reader Iser takes his theoretical hints and directions...

...Louis Groarke In five stages, this essay works out an account of the aphorism as a philosophical genre. First, I outline a preliminary, general strategy for elucidating the aphorism as an expression of “aphoristic consciousness.” Then I discuss Blaise Pascal's aphoristic style, concentrating...

... in default visualization do not for the most part need filling in. At certain stages in the reading process, however, narrative texts do trigger a kind of vivid imagery that is akin to actual perception. Based on recent neuroscientific experiments, this article suggests that these highlighted and especially...

... of the interjection in world literature, research into the semantics of O! has been limited in scope. The aim of this article is to trace the main stages of development that O! has undergone in European poetry from antiquity until the present day. The article initially discusses the semantic variants...

..., and inform his erotic fantasies as stylized, staged performances. In conjunction with these visual modes, the novel draws on traditional Japanese aesthetics to conceptualize the potential affect and perverse empowerment of the aging experience. Second, it addresses the implications of narrative form...

... stage and portraying the complexities of Jewish American life. Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson (creators of Broad City ) and Rachel Bloom (creator of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend ) successfully navigated open-access digital streaming platforms to promote their comedic work, then modified their content to meet...

... by Neumann Birgit Nünning Ansgar , 321 – 36 ( Berlin : De Gruyter ). 2013 “Stage(d) Life: Shakespeare and the Ecology of Media,” in New Theories, Models, and Methods in Literary and Cultural Studies , edited by Olson Greta Nünning Ansgar , 81 – 97 ( Trier, Germany...

... in Badenweiler im Oktober 1985 , edited by Rolf-Dieter Kluge 232 -53 (Wiesbaden: Otto Harrassowitz). 1996 “Flight of The Seagull, Flightfrom the Seagull: Stage Directions in Chekhov's Plays.” Paper presented at the International Conference to Commemorate the Centennial ofThe Seagull, St. Petersburg...

... that they report. Copyright © 2021 by Philippe Carrard 2021 historical discourse stage narrative linear narrative degrees of narrativity counterfactuals rewriting Issues pertaining to the relations between narrative and historiography have been extensively debated by historians, philosophers...

...; or, The Martial Maid , edited by Mitchell Marea ( Nottingham, UK : Nottingham Drama Texts ). Bentley Gerald Eades 1954 The Jacobean and Caroline Stage , vol. 3 ( Cambridge : Cambridge University Press ). 1972 The Profession of Dramatist in Shakespeare's Time, 1590–1642 ( Princeton...

... information about which the character is fully cognizant (113–15, 218–22). Second, comparing the experience of curiosity to that of suspense, Baroni argues that both develop in three stages but differ only in the first stage, the stage in which the perceiver is guided by the plot to ask either...

... of Illinois Press ). Huang Alex 2009 Chinese Shakespeares: Two Centuries of Cultural Exchange ( New York : Columbia University Press ). Ichikawa Mariko 2013 The Shakespearean Stage Space ( Cambridge : Cambridge University Press ). Ingold Timothy 2000 The Perception...

..., Stratford East (from 1953) and the English Stage Company (mid- 1950s) at the Royal Court, which included in their first season the much mythicized production of John Osborne s play Look Back in Anger (1956). Notwithstanding the controversies among theater historians concerning the revolutionary nature...