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...Sabine Gross © 2008 by Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics 2008 Garrett Stewart, The Look of Reading: Book, Painting, Text . Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2006. 411 pp. (170 illustrations). Anker, Valentina 1996 Le livre et le journal chez les peintres (Geneva...

... for Poetics and Semiotics 2018 interaction theory Dugald Stewart William Wordsworth autism spectrum disorder conceptual metaphor References Adler Hans Gross Sabine 2002 “ Adjusting the Frame: Comments on Cognitivism and Literature ,” Poetics Today 23 : 195 – 220...

... Shoptaw, the editor Katherine Bergeron, David J. Code, Marshall Brown, Ann Smock, and Susan Stewart. The most valuable of the seven essays, it seems to me, are Shoptaw’s and Brown’s. Shoptaw, in an essay called ‘‘Listening to Dickinson engages polemically with a powerful recent tendency among...

... Shoptaw, the editor Katherine Bergeron, David J. Code, Marshall Brown, Ann Smock, and Susan Stewart. The most valuable of the seven essays, it seems to me, are Shoptaw’s and Brown’s. Shoptaw, in an essay called ‘‘Listening to Dickinson engages polemically with a powerful recent tendency among...

... Shoptaw, the editor Katherine Bergeron, David J. Code, Marshall Brown, Ann Smock, and Susan Stewart. The most valuable of the seven essays, it seems to me, are Shoptaw’s and Brown’s. Shoptaw, in an essay called ‘‘Listening to Dickinson engages polemically with a powerful recent tendency among...

... Shoptaw, the editor Katherine Bergeron, David J. Code, Marshall Brown, Ann Smock, and Susan Stewart. The most valuable of the seven essays, it seems to me, are Shoptaw’s and Brown’s. Shoptaw, in an essay called ‘‘Listening to Dickinson engages polemically with a powerful recent tendency among...

... Shoptaw, the editor Katherine Bergeron, David J. Code, Marshall Brown, Ann Smock, and Susan Stewart. The most valuable of the seven essays, it seems to me, are Shoptaw’s and Brown’s. Shoptaw, in an essay called ‘‘Listening to Dickinson engages polemically with a powerful recent tendency among...

... and poetry.The authors are Paul Alpers, John Shoptaw, the editor Katherine Bergeron, David J. Code, Marshall Brown, Ann Smock, and Susan Stewart. The most valuable of the seven essays, it seems to me, are Shoptaw’s and Brown’s. Shoptaw, in an essay called ‘‘Listening to Dickinson engages polemically...

... The Pleasures of the Belle-Epoque: Spectacle and Festivity in Turn-of the-Century France (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press). Stallybrass, Peter, and Allon White 1986 The Politics and Poetics of Transgression (Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press). Stewart, Kathleen 2000 “Real American Dreams...

... and narrator for Iser. In effect, Sterne thematizes the dynamics of Iser’s theory. But if Sterne’s deconstruction of the novel supplies much of Iser’s own repertoire of theoretical ideas, it is not just to the novelists that he turns. Iser quotes a passage from Dugald Stewart’s Elements of the Philosophy...

... 1991 Tender Buttons (Los Angeles: Sun and Moon). Stevens, Wallace 1997 Collected Poetry and Prose , edited by Frank Kermode and Joan Richardson (New York:Library of America). Stewart, Garrett 1990 Reading Voices:Literature and the Phonotext (Berkeley: University of California Press...

... . 2014 “ Presence and Prediction: The Embodied Reader’s Cascades of Cognition ,” Style 48 , no. 3 : 367 – 84 . Landow George P. 1992 Hypertext: The Convergence of Contemporary Critical Theory and Technology ( Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press ). MacCallum-Stewart...

...). Sternberg, Meir 1993 [1978] Expositional Modes and Temporal Ordering in Fiction (Bloomington: Indiana University Press). Stewart, Jack 2000 “A `Need of Distance and Blue': Space, Color, and Creativity in To the Lighthouse,” in Twentieth Century Literature 46 ( 1 ): 78 –99. Walton, Kendall...

...: Sylvia Plath , British Library, 2010. 2. The term phonotext comes from literary theorist Garrett Stewart. In his account of reading, Stewart ( 1990 : 4) stresses the play between “graphotext” and “phonotext,” between the “scriptive character processed by the eye and phonemic characters evoked...

...: Philosophy, Literature, and Theology (London: Routledge). 2003 “Søren Kierkegaard: A Theater Critic of the Heiberg School,” in Kierkegaard and His Contemporaries: The Culture of Golden Age Denmark , edited by Jon Stewart, 319 -29 (Berlin: De Gruyter). 2006 “Bakhtin's Category of Carnival...

...: Immersion and Interactivity in Literature and Electronic Media ( Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press ). Sklar Howard . 2013 The Art of Sympathy in Fiction: Forms of Ethical and Emotional Persuasion ( Amsterdam : Benjamins ). Stewart John Gapenne Olivier Di Paolo...

... Mechanisms in Psychoanalytic Therapy: The ‘Something More’ than Interpretation .” International Journal of Psychoanalysis 79 , no. 5 : 903 – 21 . Stewart James T. . 1968 . “ The Development of the Black Revolutionary Artist .” In Black Fire: Anthology of Afro-American Writing , edited...

... de Caen). Diderot, Denis 1943 Diderot Interpreter of Nature: Selected Writings , edited and translated by Jean Stewart and Jonathan Kemp (New York: International Publishers). 1957 [1773] Paradox of Acting , translated by Walter H. Pollock (New York: Hill and Wang). 1964 [1774-80...

... Judentum). Spillers, Hortense 1987 “Mama's Baby, Papa's Maybe: An American Grammar Book,” Diacritics 17 : 65 -81. Stewart, Susan 1993 On Longing: Narratives of the Miniature, the Gigantic, the Souvenir, the Collection (Durham, NC: Duke University Press). Tec, Nechama 2003 Resilience...

... faint or faltering, yet participate in that thing that we call form—the aesthetic work of a poem that shapes and contextualizes meaning. As Susan Stewart ( 1995 : 41) has argued, Dickinson's apparent “disruption” of the traditional meters and rhyme schemes of hymns is precisely what allows her to sing...