... with the late Hayden White. And his loyalty to the concept of “allegory” is read as dialectical in an especially courageous sense: a willingness to concede that the ability to affirm a “single great collective story” depends both on allegory, which works by a respectful but not reverential attention to cultural...

... Bemheimer s Wild Men in the Middle Ages, 1952, and most usefully surveyed in Hayden White s introduction to the present volume, Forms of Wild­ ness: Archaeology of an Idea but it was with the chronological primitivism of Renaissance thinkers and the new data of cultural primi­ tivism provided by accounts...

...Andrew Wright Book Reviews 331 miology, and includes some opaque quotations from Roland Barthes. The second, by Hayden White, of course develops the metahistory theme, this time with reference to Levi-Strauss and Northrop Frye. One of White s most interesting points is his discussion...

..., and includes some opaque quotations from Roland Barthes. The second, by Hayden White, of course develops the metahistory theme, this time with reference to Levi-Strauss and Northrop Frye. One of White s most interesting points is his discussion of the methods by which historians and others have avoided...

... Dominick LaCapra and Hayden White have argued, shares the form and status of lin­ guistic or rhetorical knowledge, indeed all knowledge contextual, historically constituted, finally partial. This insight regularly induces a call for greater self-consciousness and theoretical explicitness in critical work...

... Bemheimer s Wild Men in the Middle Ages, 1952, and most usefully surveyed in Hayden White s introduction to the present volume, Forms of Wild­ ness: Archaeology of an Idea but it was with the chronological primitivism of Renaissance thinkers and the new data of cultural primi­ tivism provided by accounts...

... the theoretical problems connected with the concept of ideology appear any further in Zorin’s text. Giving an example of the strange fate of translations in Russia, Zorin mentions the oddness of the discovery of Hayden White by Russian gradu- ate students, which occurred thanks to the publication...

... to the theoretical underpinnings of Orien- talism, but also marked the development of an emerging form of awareness 33 that, as Hayden White has suggested, may be read partly as an allegory...

... of narrative nor his efforts to rehabilitate storytelling as a way of making sense of things led him to conflate history with fiction, however. Unlike Hayden White (whose work, curiously, he never discussed), Certeau did not deem history’s...

... historicize, to Michel Foucault s genealogies, to the cri­ tiques of traditional (teleological, periodizing, objectifying) historiography by Jacques Derrida, Paul de Man, and Hayden White, to British historical materialism and Ameri­ can new historicism, this is the message.1 The conjunction of Shakespeare...

... or ideology. Hayden White calls attention to the first of these issues when he writes: Nor is it unusual for literary theorists, when they are speak­ ing about the context of a literary work, to suppose that this context the historical milieu has a concreteness and an ac- Of Dialogues and Historicisms 503...

... Stavrianakis Anthony . 2013 . Demands of the Day: On the Logic of Anthropological Inquiry . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Reynolds Pamela . 2012 . War in Worcester: Youth and the Apartheid State . New York : Fordham University Press . White Hayden . 1987 . The Content...

...Tom Hayden Barack Obama says he is neither a “Scoop Jackson Democrat” nor a “Tom Hayden Democrat,” providing the author with a key to understanding the inevitable outsider role of the Left during the Obama era. In this framework, Hayden writes, progressives have to reshape what passes...

... Braid. A Metaphorical Fugue on Minds and Machines in the Spirit of Lewis Carroll (New York, 1989), 103-26; quotation from 125. 15 The etymology of the word discourse, derived from discurrere, suggests a movement back and forth or a running to and fro notes Hayden White; Introduction: Tro­ pology...

... (Shiprock, New Mexico) by Canadian WestBlock Capital has exacerbated the existing population s vulnerabilities, such as lack of access to water and power. Beyond crypto-colonialism, Hayden and Squire (2021) have explained how cryptocurrency has become the domain of white supremacist groups in the US...

.... Theodore Ropp. THE GROWTH OF THE PHILIPPINES The Philippines: A Study in National Development. By Joseph Ral­ ston Hayden. New York: The Macmillan Co., 1942. Pp. xxvi, 984. $9.00. Forty-four years ago the United States became a colonial power in the Orient. The dramatic strategy of politics and war...

...Harry Hayden Clark John Greenleaf Whittier: A Portrait in Paradox . By Wagenknecht Edward . New York : Oxford University Press , 1968 . Pp. viii , 262 . $6.50 . Copyright © 1969 by Duke University Press 1969 272 The South Atlantic Quarterly Byron s Poetry: A Critical...

... history poem that was not just about stoicism. I also wanted to explore the past in the face of the aggressive ahistoricity that plagues and misnames this nation and is a tool for misleading the people. One of the obvious predecessors of ‘‘Amistad’’ is Robert Hayden’s short...

... (on a platter) And white women hinted worse. Through this spawning time I read on, praying For a moment to confide its truth...

... was a pioneer and a collaborator in the crusade for literary regional­ ism so effectively practiced by W. G. Simms and J. P. Kennedy. He tried to persuade the current South that gag-rules against freedom of discus­ sion of civil rights would, if continued, enslave the whites. After the war he was most helpful...