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...Anny Dominique Curtius Focusing on Suzanne Césaire's essays published in Tropiques (1941–45), this study examines how through key concepts such as morne, homme plante , cannibal, camouflage, and doudou , Césaire articulates a Caribbean ecopoetics. As a conceptual cannibalism and a declaration...

...Fred Chappell The Poetry of Randall Jarrell . By Ferguson Suzanne . Baton Rouge : Louisiana State University Press , 1971 . Pp. ix , 247 . $8.95 . Copyright © 1973 by Duke University Press 1973 168 The South Atlantic Quarterly The Poetry of Randall Jarrell. By Suzanne...

...Mary Beth Rose Chaste, Silent, & Obedient: English Books for Women 1475–1640 . By Hull Suzanne W. . San Marino : Huntington Library , 1982 . Pp. xv , 247 . Illus. $15.00 . Copyright © 1983 by Duke University Press 1983 342 The South Atlantic Quarterly had questionable...

... and ended when direct political participation became possible for its generators. Tropiques was first conceived by Aimé Césaire and edited by him, the philosopher René Ménil, and the cultural theorist Suzanne Césaire, all teachers at the Lycée Schoelcher in Fort-de-France. The magazine's final publication...

..., René Ménil, and Suzanne Césaire. In this regard, Anny Dominique Curtius’s essay, “Cannibalizing Doudouisme, Conceptualizing the Morne: Suzanne Césaire’s Caribbean Ecopoetics,” focuses on the pivotal theoretical contribu- tions of Suzanne Césaire, the wife of Aimé Césaire and a relatively neglected...

..., is titled “Dévoiler le camouflage: L’écopoétique caribéenne de Suzanne Césaire” (“Unveiling the Camouflage: Suzanne Césaire’s Carib- bean Ecopoetics Gregson Davis is currently Andrew W. Mellon Research Professor in the Humanities at Duke University, where he teaches in the Department of Classics...

.... By Suzanne W. Hull. San Marino: Huntington Library, 1982. Pp. xv, 247. lllus. $15.00. In this book Suzanne W. Hull attempts to establish the emergence of a distinct literature designed for an English-speaking female audience during the period indicated by her title. From her extensive and thorough survey...

... (Tropiques, 1941–1945: Complete Collection) . Paris : Jean-Michel Place . Césaire Suzanne . 1941 . “Léo Frobenius et le problème des civilisations” (“Léo Frobenius and the Problem of Civilizations”) . Tropiques , no. 1 : 27 – 36 . Chandler Nahum Dimitri . 2014 . X--The Problem...

... is an innocent murderer. For sympathetic critics of Jarrell s war poetry, such as Suzanne Fer­ guson, Sister Bernetta Quinn, and Cleanth Brooks, Eighth Air Force is a poem of reconciliation, or recognition of the dilemma of the modern Pilate who would like to evade judgment. 4 Even harsh critics of Jarrell s...

.... Staggenborg Suzanne . 1996 . “ Movements, Countermovements, and the Structure of Political Opportunity .” American Journal of Sociology 101 , no. 6 : 1628 – 60 . Offe Claus . 1985 . “ New Social Movements: Challenging the Boundaries of Institutional Politics .” Social Research 52...

... in Eden: Rereading Dickinson (forthcoming, 1992) and, with Suzanne Juhasz and Cristanne Miller, has coauthored Dickinson s Comic Power: Per­ formance and Audience (forthcoming, 1993). She is working on a study of lesbian and gay performances in popular culture. Paul smith is Director of the Literary...

... of an illegitimate child, the model, Suzanne Vala­ don j the Utrillo who became a dipsomaniac while a mere boy, whose mother tried to divert him from complete drunkenness by placing a paint box in his hands. Lije and other slick magazines have re­ ported the strange and utterly unpleasant story of the Montmartre...

... the owners of the value of the project. Much research was necessary to Book Reviews 579 determine the authenticity of the articles chosen and to learn as far as possible when and by whom they were made and how and where they were used. Suzanne Chapman taught the artists a special method of documentary water...

... Stevi . 2001 . “Théoriser le genre: l'héritage de Beauvoir” (“Theorizing Gender: Beauvoir's Legacy”) . In Cinquantenaire du Deuxième sexe (Fiftieth Anniversary of The Second Sex) , edited by Delphy Christine Chaperon Sylvie . Paris : Syllepse . Kessler Suzanne . 1998...

... like Theresienstadt. But, as a matter of fact, Theresienstadt was not a factory. It was a privileged ghetto, quite regularly emptied in the direction ofAuschwitz. When Suzanne Bimbaum, one of the few Frenchwomen to have returned from Auschwitz, passed through Theresienstadt, where she arrived in April...

... : University of North Carolina Press . Browne Simone . 2015 . Dark Matters: On the Surveillance of Blackness . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Bryan Beverley Dadzie Stella Scafe Suzanne . 1985 . The Heart of the Race: Black Women’s Lives in Britain . London : Virago...

...-enchanting the World. Feminism and the Politics of the Commons . Oakland, CA : PM Press . Fisher Jo . 1993 . Out of the Shadows: Women, Resistance, and Politics in South America . London : Latin Bureau . Fournier Suzanne Crey Ernie . 1997 . Stolen from Our Embrace: The Abduction...

... . Princeton : Princeton University Press . Goldenberg Suzanne . 2015 . “ Coal Giant Exploited Ebola Crisis for Corporate Gain, Say Health Experts .” Guardian , May 20 . theguardian.com/environment/2015/may/19/peabody-energy-exploited-ebola-crisis-for-corporate-gain-say-health-experts...

..., $3.75), by Margaret P. Ford and Suzanne Kincaid, offers a single alphabetical list, with descriptions of all but the very minor char­ acters in Faulkner s fiction, noting the stories they figure in to any extent. A short biographical sketch of Faulkner and five genealogies are also included. While...

..., in its own distinctive way, the kinds of understanding of comedy expressed by Joseph Campbell, Suzanne Langer, and Northrup Frye;1 yet it escapes the criticism that Morton Gurewitch levels at works reflecting the uni­ tary, ritual, festive, resurrectional, transcendental bias in contempor­ ary comic...