...Susan Rubin Suleiman Copyright © 2001 The Trustees of Columbia University 2001 Susan Rubin Suleiman ARAGON'S "LE MENTIR-VRAI": REFLECTIONS ON TRUTH AND SELF-KNOWLEDGE IN AUTOBIOGRAPHY Ma vie. Tout Ie monde croit la connaitre. a me donne parfois des fous rires. 1 Aragon was a prolific...

...Julie Candler Hayes Copyright © 2012 The Trustees of Columbia University 2012 Julie Candler Hayes FROM ANONYMITY TO AUTOBIOGRAPHY: MME D'ARCONVILLE'S SELF-FASHIONINGS O ver the course of a publishing career that extended from the mid-1750s to the early 1780s, Marie-Genevieve-Charlotte DarIus...

...Hélène Sicard-Cowan Copyright © 2009 The Trustees of Columbia University 2009 Helene Sicard-Cowan FRAN~OISE DE GRAFFIGNY'S SELF-FICTIONALIZATION IN LETTRES D'UNE PERUVIENNE When Fran~oise de Graffigny's epistolary novel Lettres d~une Peruvienne appeared in 1747, one of her close friends...

... suffering into a sustained creative impulse that is both an antidote to the heartache and a claim to power and self-determination. Writing is also 1. Abandoned Women and Poetic Tradition (Chicago/London: The University of Chicago Press, 1988) xv. The Romanic Review Volume 100 Number 4 © The Trustees...

...Dorian Bell Copyright © 2010 The Trustees of Columbia University 2010 Dorian Bell MAUPASSANT AND THE LIMITS OF THE SELF I n 2007 appeared the world's first wiki novel, so called because it was generated by inviting Internet users to contribute text through the same process of iterative online...

...William Olmsted Copyright © 2010 The Trustees of Columbia University 2010 William Olmsted EMMA VERSUS THE PROPRIETIES: CENSORSHIP, SELF-CENSORSHIP, AND REVISION IN MADAME BOVARY I n a letter written just before the last installment of Madame Bovary in the Revue de Paris, Flaubert remarked...

...Sarah Salih Abstract The psychomachic model of the self as an unstable coalition of miscellaneous entities enables both detailed psychological analysis and intersubjectivity. It is a scalable form that may map an individual, a household, a city, or the world, thus permitting mutual indwelling...

...Julie Singer Abstract Sociological research on chronic illness, and especially on the autobiographical writings of modern patients, has yielded insights into how chronic conditions alter fundamental relationships between notions of self, body, and time. The chronic part of “chronic illness” can...

... American popular music. Solitude, they show, is a richly mixed terrain, where we may get lost in our self-atomizing pride or, just as easily, open ourselves to the world’s (and the divine’s) endlessly unpredictable self-disclosure. To cultivate solitude is something like a game we play with the present...

... whether such individualized care is merely self-indulgent or whether it is very much needed in the aftermath of the massive trauma of the Wars of Religion. Works Cited Albala Ken . Eating Right in the Renaissance . Berkeley : University of California Press , 2002 . Bachot Gaspard...

...Célia Abele Abstract This essay shows that the pre-Romantic conception of the late Rousseau as alone in nature has led to misunderstandings of the project of the Rêveries du promeneur solitaire as an exclusively solipsistic text about Rousseau’s self turning inward. Focusing on the central “Fifth...

... become a media fetish, to engage readers in ways that facilitate both empathy and critical self-reflection. [email protected] Copyright © 2022 by the Trustees of Columbia University in the City of New York 2022 intertextuality Maria Attanasio Erminia Dell’Oro Dino Ticli Francesco D’Adamo...

... from Richard Rolle’s self-authorizing singularity that unites the term’s meanings of both solitude and exceptionality, Kempe’s term is fitted to the circumstances of her own social, worldly life. She presents her achieved solitude not as a turning away from the world, but instead as the world’s...

.... Yet, neoliberalism also defines its own hegemony through the construction and perpetuation of such margins, so that bordering becomes a self-perpetuating sociopolitical dynamic. manteros undocumented borders Barcelona European Union [email protected] Copyright © 2023...

... of their oeuvres in a self-conscious exchange with, and about, one another. In letters, novels, memoirs, and paratexts from their first encounter in the early 1830s to the end of their careers, Balzac and Sand portrayed, parodied, quoted, misquoted, alluded to, wrote, and rewrote each other in ways...

...María Rosón; Ana Pol Abstract This article examines the relationships that developed in exile between women writers and artists and things following the Spanish Civil War. Our analysis is based on self-writing and visual art. Using a New Materialist theoretical framework, the article shows how...

... or trash, repurposed tools or ruins, personal souvenirs or museum pieces. However, the rural, at times impoverished, at times gentrified, may lack names for its materials. Pichel’s self-translation Cativa en su lughar ( Cativa in Her Place , 2013) gets this point across by using familiar Castrapo rather...

... not of deconstruction, and not simply of didacticism, but of self-understanding, formal modeling, and habit cultivation, all in the service of a better life. Copyright © 2020 by the Trustees of Columbia University in the City of New York 2020 Proust Musil essayism unreliable narrator the uses of literature...

... pattern that comes to characterize not only food but also bodies, clothing, décor, narrative form, and modes of attention and belief. I argue that the aesthetics of patchwork and collage extend as well to Sue’s self-fashioning as a political and moral opportunist. Copyright © 2021 by the Trustees...

... obstructive process of law. Des Roches’s rejection of overtly agonistic writing in favor of discreetly powerful methods of persuasion reflects her objection to quarreling—as an unwelcome distraction from the literary self-expression that she maintains is a woman’s intellectual right—even as she engaged...