Vol. 21, No 2, 1992 [Full Text*]
James Elkins on Rhetoric, Laurie Edson on Duras, Timothy Clark on Renga, Mary Lewis Shaw on Fashion, Jean-Jacques Thomas on Post-Structuralism and Humanisn, Sabine Gölz on Buttons, Thomas Cohen on Voloshinov, James Brusseau on Time in Proust.
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The Snap of Rhetoric: A Catechism for Art History
James Elkins
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Knowing Lol: Duras, Epistemology and Gendered Mediation
Laurie Edson
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Renga: Multi-Lingual Poetry and Questions of Place
Timothy Clark
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The Discourse of Fashion: Mallarmé, Barthes and Literary Criticism
Mary Lewis Shaw
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Poststructuralism and the New Humanism
Jean-Jacques Thomas
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Buttons
Sabine I. Gölz
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“Well!”: Voloshinov’s Double-Talk
Thomas D. Cohen
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A Missing Boulevard in Versailles: Reading Time in Proust
James Brusseau
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| Reviews
De Baecque, Antoine. Les Cahiers du cinéma: histoire d’une revue. Vol. 1: A l’assaut du cinéma. 1951-1959.
Reviewed by Dana Polan.
Chow, Rey. Woman and Chinese Modernity.
Reviewed by Xueping Zhong
Docherty, Thomas. After Theory: Post Modernism/Post Marxism.
Reviewed by Herman Rapaport.
Elsaesser, Thomas, ed., with Adam Barker. Early Cinema: Space–Frame–Narrative.
Reviewed by Donald Crafton.
Gandelman, Claude. Reading Pictures, Viewing Texts.
Reviewed by Renée Riese Hubert.
Harvith, John and Susan, eds. Edison, Musicians, and the Phonograph: A Century in Retrospect.
Reviewed by Allen S.Weiss.
Hewitt, Leah D. Autobiographical Tightropes.
Reviewed by Françoise Lionnet.
Kamuf, Peggy, ed. A Derrida Reader between the Blinds.
Reviewed by Tom Conley.
Lichtenstein, Jacqueline. La couleur éloquente.
Reviewed by Marcel Hénaff. Review translated by Bridget McDonald.
Prendergast, Christopher, ed. Nineteenth-Century French Poetry: Introduction to Close Reading.
Reviewed by Charles D. Minahen.
Reck, Rima Drell. Drieu La Rochelle and the Picture Gallery Novel: French Modernism and the Interwar Years.
Reviewed by Richard J. Golsan.
Wiseman, Mary Bittner. The Ecstasies of Roland Barthes.
Reviewed by Craig Saper.
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