... history on the other. At the center of this discussion is one of the thorniest aspects of the Vita Nova ’s text: the divisions (technical prose of a scholastic nature in which Dante explains the formal structure of his poems). Over the centuries, Dante’s authority over his own text was brought...

... à croire que ce jugement soit intervenu après vingt-cinq ans de tergiversations et de polémiques sur un sujet qui faisait l’unanimité. Je résumerai brièvement les grandes phases de la discussion avant de me concentrer sur la dernière controverse, qui a divisé le monde des lettres en 1946, à l’occasion du...

... work of Gilbert Simondon and Étienne Souriau, provides a way to break down the division between the human mind and the world (and hence the mind and the machine), offering a rich understanding of the way in which the beings of technology [TEC], fiction [FIC], and religion [REL] act in concert upon us...

.... Ultimately she argues that the divisions between sections in the motet are intentionally made audible-its sonic seams put on display-as a way of representing Horace's monster. Paradoxically, then, while Vitry denounces hybridity in the text of the piece, he indulges musically and formally in hybrid...

... departir de ason role de regard ni endosser une autre peau, se trouve integre la comedie au meme titre que n'importe queI comparse.29 States of trance dissolve the normal boundaries of the theatrical space.30 The division between actor and spectator, the stage and the audience, self and other, fiction...

... meaning of "non-divisible." Klee argues effectively that even Freud did not challenge this perception. Yet, as she rightly underscores, Freud did indeed redefine hysteria as the physical expression of a psychic conflict rather than a result of actual physical degeneration, thereby breaking...

... division, as he also cites Robert Durling and Ronald Martinez suggesting that Beatrice "is an agent of re-unification-or of an ultimate division" (97), quoting from Time and the Crystal (Berkeley: University of California Press 1990) p. 63. 5. Ronald Martinez, "Mourning Beatrice: The Rhetoric of Threnody...

... real­ity. His reading conjures a vision of impossible friendship, like a perfect model of fraternité. Friendship, Unity, Division T­ here are a number of ideas in Gautier s remark that I ­shall pursue over the course of this essay, for what unfolds in the novels of the musketeers is not simply a fiction...

... terre. La famille represente la terre, la terre represente la famille; elle perpetue son nom, son origine, sa gloire, sa puissance, ses vertus. (I 110). Quand la Revolution impose la division egalitaire du patrimoine, la terre perd son interet symbolique et meme pecuniaire; coupee de cet ancrage, la...

... se reputare por la mas infame] (Sigiienza y Gongora, Seis obras 113; Rama 46). Yet although he is correct in assigning language a central place in the articulation of the social relationships among colonial subjects, Rama's absolute division between high and low societies obfuscates the extensive...

... of the boundaries between a given "us" and "them." The Devisement deconstructs traditional divisions of the BOOK REVIEWS world, challenging "the received knowledge of its day, while also blurring the boundaries that have traditionally been erected around the categories on which knowledge rests without offering...

... from the 1830s to the 1870s and showing a loosely diachronic evolution of Sand s approach to vision in the novel while nuancing that evolution through thematic, rather than strictly chronological, chapter divisions (4). The thematic approach (the romantic and the realist gazes; the visionary gaze...

... of examining how narrative portrayals of seemingly impregnable hierarchies may disrupt those divisions. For example, Hughes offers a nimble analysis of leveling in Proust’s Recherche , where both linguistic ability and addiction to cliché are traits that reoccur across all social classes. Looming over...

...." (NHF 708) Flaubert and Baudelaire, for example, represent their culture through this rupture, or, in Terdiman's term for the same, division. The question then becomes, how do we read a work of fiction one of whose subtexts is the events of '48 and its consequences? Let me begin by refuting the obvious...

... les images, et ce qui parait etre l'exterieur est tout bonnement Ie dedans. Flaubert1 R ien de nouveau, il est vrai, que de signaler dans Ie celebre ouvrage la recurrence du nombre trois. Qu'il s'agisse de l'empreinte arithmetique de la phrase flaubertienne (son rythme ternaire), de la division du...

... and place of separation and division, the narrator explains that "the war is not ended": We are inside the same struggle seeking the same destination. We are severed in Two by an abstract enemy an invisible enemy under the title of liberators who have conveniently named the severance Civil War. Cold War...

... with God, the writer with tradition.] In his 1955 essay "The Inward Generation" he describes a preoccupation with literary form as a "protection that shielded [modernist writers] from their real problems," which he considered to be, at root, the truly modern "ontological question" of man's divisions. 4...

... during the takeover and burning of Zloczew by the First SS Panzer Division and the 17th Infantry Division of the Wehrmacht on September 3 4, 1939.1 After the war, Gita May completed high school in Brussels at the Lycée Daschbeck, a progressive public school for women, and also studied at the Académie...

... their own ideals. Antiquity, perceived as the purveyor of timeless, "universal" values rather than divisive particularisms, became a powerful ally in the ideological battle for a new society. As John Pocock has written, "modernity was engrossed in the study of Antiquity, and could not live without...