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- catalog description "Introduction: shame, affect, writing / Joseph Adamson and Hilary Clark -- The disappearing who: Kierkegaard, shame, and the self / Benjamin Kilborne -- Guardian of the "inmost me": Hawthorne and shame / Joseph Adamson -- Ardor and shame in Middlemarch / Gordon Hirsch -- Goerge Eliot and dilemmas of the female child / Joseph D. Lichtenberg -- "Man of the most dangerous curiosity": Nietszche's "fruitful and frightful vision" and his war against shame / Léon Wurmser -- "The dread and repulsiveness of the wild": D.H. Lawrence and shame / Barbara Schapiro -- Shame in Japan and the American south: Faulkner's Absalom, Absalom! / Philip Collington -- Depression, shame, and reparation: the case of Anne Sexton / Hilary Clark -- "Quiet as it's kept": shame and trauma in Toni Morrison's The bluest eye / J. Brooks Bouson -- Unmasking shame in an expository writing course / Jeffrey Berman".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction: shame, affect, writing / Joseph Adamson and Hilary Clark -- The disappearing who: Kierkegaard, shame, and the self / Benjamin Kilborne -- Guardian of the "inmost me": Hawthorne and shame / Joseph Adamson -- Ardor and shame in Middlemarch / Gordon Hirsch -- Goerge Eliot and dilemmas of the female child / Joseph D. Lichtenberg -- "Man of the most dangerous curiosity": Nietszche's "fruitful and frightful vision" and his war against shame / Léon Wurmser -- "The dread and repulsiveness of the wild": D.H. Lawrence and shame / Barbara Schapiro -- Shame in Japan and the American south: Faulkner's Absalom, Absalom! / Philip Collington -- Depression, shame, and reparation: the case of Anne Sexton / Hilary Clark -- "Quiet as it's kept": shame and trauma in Toni Morrison's The bluest eye / J. Brooks Bouson -- Unmasking shame in an expository writing course / Jeffrey Berman".