...Maria Muresan Copyright © 2004 The Trustees of Columbia University 2004 Maria Muresan BELATED STROKES: LYOTARD'S WRITING OF THE CONFESSION OF AUGUSTINE The Event of the Confession When asked to write an intellectual autobiography for the Critical Theory Institute1 at Irvine, Lyotard confessed...

... as an elaborate ruse, a vain attempt to deny the ongoing marginalization of Haiti and the Caribbean, those fragmented splinters of land adrift still, slowly sinking in their unfinished histories. University of the West Indies, St. Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago Works Cited Arnold, A. James. "The Erotics...

... of the “guerre des récits” that traverses the Tristan : within this critical framework, Foucault’s work on judicial forms permits the identification of the points of emergence of new power/knowledge relationships within the prehistory, with the advent of ecclesiastical authority embodied by Saint Augustine...

... duodecim (CPL 0266), lib. 11, par. 42, pag. 378, linea 23. This text was published as part of the Library of Latin Texts, based on CSEL, vol. 28, pt. 1 (J. Zycha, 1894). I accessed it through the Brepols Library of Latin Texts, part A (LLT-­A). The translation is taken from The Works of Saint Augustine...

..., and again misses the opportunity to discover the truth. The "cultural conversion," so to speak, does not take place. In this ironic rewriting-this inversion-of Augustine's famous garden scene, we have here a protagonist who fails to listen to the message in the children's singsong voice, and consequently...

... and Subversions of Rational Discourse . Ithaca, NY : Cornell University Press , 1992 . Huguet Edmond . Dictionnaire de la langue française du seizième siècle . ( 1925–67 ). https://www.classiques-garnier.com/numerique-bases/huguet . Irailh Augustin Simon . Querelles litteraires ou mémoires...

... a etre heureux il est inevitable que nous ne Ie soyons jamais. (L47-S80) 9. For clear evidence of Augustine's influence on Pascal with regard to the two cities, see Sellier's remarkable work on Augustine's role in Pascal's work, Pascal et saint Augustin (457-60). 280 ANN T. DELEHANTY Pascal sees his...

... (“casta . . . fimbria”) echoes Augustine’s characterization of the allegorical integumentum or involucrum as protecting sacred text from nakedness: “It remains thus, without interpretation, so that it will be honored by a veil of secrecy: not in order to be denied, but so that it will not be debased...

... and reformulation of systems (5-6). The book's first chapter reverts to philosophical origins and to two key figures in the history of accident: Aristotle provides the conceptual base for understanding the relationship of accidental qualities and accidental events, while Augustine's conversion through a chance act...

... a basic effect of literature, often unintended, is staged. I think Borges's literary history might start with Jesus writing some words in the sand that no one ever read, and continue with the scene in which, for the first time, Saint Augustine surprises Saint Ambrose reading silently to himself...

...–1558) , edited by Copeland Rita , 251 – 68 . Oxford : Oxford University Press , 2016 . Drecoll Volker Henning . “ ‘ Quasi legens magnum quendam librum naturae rerum ’ (Augustine, C. Faust. 32.20): The Origin of the Combination Liber Naturae in Augustine and Chrysostomus...

... can interpret them according to the figure of grammar called 11. Medieval literature frequently described male-male sodomy as against nature; see Burgwinkle ("Sodomy Medieval thinkers did not strictly define the peccatum contra natura. Augustine, for example, considered many sexual practices...

... recherches valeryennes: Bibliographie 1989-2004," 435- 465 Moger, Angela S., "Dressing and Undressing the Princess of Cadignan: Female DraperylNarrative Striptease," 315-325 Muresan, Maria, "Belated Strokes: Lyotard's Writing of The Confession of Augustine," 151-169 Murphy, CaroIJ.,Julien Gracq au les...

... meditation on the impossibility of transcendence-a movement beyond history to eternityagainst the foil of Dante's eschatological journey or Augustine's conversion. In Ascoli's view, Petrarch's writings reveal an attempt to negotiate and reconcile the competing claims of a Livian, empirical conception...

... of the querelles ; for instance, Augustin Simon Irailh mentions only Anne Dacier in his section “La Querelle des Anciens et des Modernes” (2: 285–19); this is repeated by more recent bibliographies of this querelle (Ferreyrolles, “Bibliographie”). Because, therefore, of their indirect authorial postures...

..., Autobiographical Voices: Race, Gender, Self-­ Portraiture (1989). In it, I develop a theory of textual and racial métissage and deal with authors such as St. Augustine, Nietz­sche, Zora Neale Hurston, and Maryse Condé. This unconventional corpus (for the 1980s) raised eyebrows among my committee members, but Ross...

.... The Romanic Review Volume 97 Numbers 3-4 © The Trustees of Columbia University 518 ERNESTO LIVORNI Augustine, Petrarch, Gongora (next to whom one must place Tasso on the one hand and Vico on the other, through the Metaphysical poets), Leopardi, Mallarme, Valery. In the commentary to the Canzone the idea...

... qu'on sente la nature. Un tableau n'est pas un proces-verbal." (Paris: G. Cres et Cie, 1928, p. 42.) Andre's text has been reprinted, after the publication of Bodies in Art, and annotated by Augustine de Butler in Auguste Renoir. Ecrits, entretien et /ettres sur l'art. (Paris: Les Editions de l'Anlateur...

...) begin with an elegiac meditation on the impossibility of transcendence-a movement beyond history to eternityagainst the foil of Dante's eschatological journey or Augustine's conversion. In Ascoli's view, Petrarch's writings reveal an attempt to negotiate and reconcile the competing claims of a Livian...

... aussi-et peut-etre surtout-une strategie par laquelle Rousseau parvint enfin a s'imposer sur la scene Iitteraire. Selon Brissette, dans les Confessions, modelees intertextuellement sur celles de Saint Augustin, Rousseau assume la voix de ses detracteurs, ostensiblement pour s'accuser, comme Ie veut Ie...