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catalog abstract "Cross-Readings is a wide-ranging series of readings of texts, from classical works (Herodotus, Cicero, Ovid) to early Christian texts (Saint Thomas Aquinas, Saint Augustine), to children's literature (Perrault, Robinson Crusoe, Jules Verne, La Fontaine), to the classics of French literature and thought (Descartes, Corneille, Pascal, Rousseau, Balzac, Stendhal). It enters into dialogue with such diverse works as Sir Thomas More's Utopia, Louis II of Bavaria's personal journals, and theoretical writings by Roman Jakobson, Emile Benveniste, and Ernst Bloch. A challenging text designed for serious students and scholars of theory, Cross-Readings also shines with the rich imagery of literature and the minute detail of everyday life.".
catalog alternative "Lectures traversières. English".
catalog contributor b10825900.
catalog created "c1998.".
catalog date "1998".
catalog date "c1998.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c1998.".
catalog description "1. Rue Traversiere -- 2. A Selvedge of Reading -- 3. Punctuation -- 4. Rue Traversiere, no. 59 -- 5. Journeys to Utopia -- 6. Archipelago -- 7. Julie's Garden -- 8. A Society of Machines -- 9. Reveries: Utopian Practice and Fiction -- 10. Rue Traversiere, nos. 45-47 -- 11. The Right Choice as Remainder -- 12. The Liar -- 13. Gyges -- 14. The Sublime, the Obscene -- 15. The Caesura of the Royal Body -- 16. Simonides' Memory Lapse -- 17. Falls, Encounters, and the Premier Venu -- 18. The Secrets of Names and Bodies -- 19. The Logic of Secrecy -- 20. Rue Traversiere, no. 48 -- 21. The Bamboo Pole -- 22. "Hello, Who Is This?" -- 23. The Angel of Virtuality -- 24. Neither the True Sex Nor the False.".
catalog description "Cross-Readings is a wide-ranging series of readings of texts, from classical works (Herodotus, Cicero, Ovid) to early Christian texts (Saint Thomas Aquinas, Saint Augustine), to children's literature (Perrault, Robinson Crusoe, Jules Verne, La Fontaine), to the classics of French literature and thought (Descartes, Corneille, Pascal, Rousseau, Balzac, Stendhal). It enters into dialogue with such diverse works as Sir Thomas More's Utopia, Louis II of Bavaria's personal journals, and theoretical writings by Roman Jakobson, Emile Benveniste, and Ernst Bloch. A challenging text designed for serious students and scholars of theory, Cross-Readings also shines with the rich imagery of literature and the minute detail of everyday life.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 273-284) and index.".
catalog extent "vi, 290 p. ;".
catalog hasFormat "Cross-readings.".
catalog identifier "0391040421".
catalog isFormatOf "Cross-readings.".
catalog isPartOf "Philosophy and literary theory".
catalog issued "1998".
catalog issued "c1998.".
catalog language "eng fre".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Atlantic Highlands, N.J. : Humanities Press,".
catalog relation "Cross-readings.".
catalog subject "809 21".
catalog subject "Criticism.".
catalog subject "PN98.S46 M37613 1998".
catalog subject "Semiotics and literature.".
catalog tableOfContents "1. Rue Traversiere -- 2. A Selvedge of Reading -- 3. Punctuation -- 4. Rue Traversiere, no. 59 -- 5. Journeys to Utopia -- 6. Archipelago -- 7. Julie's Garden -- 8. A Society of Machines -- 9. Reveries: Utopian Practice and Fiction -- 10. Rue Traversiere, nos. 45-47 -- 11. The Right Choice as Remainder -- 12. The Liar -- 13. Gyges -- 14. The Sublime, the Obscene -- 15. The Caesura of the Royal Body -- 16. Simonides' Memory Lapse -- 17. Falls, Encounters, and the Premier Venu -- 18. The Secrets of Names and Bodies -- 19. The Logic of Secrecy -- 20. Rue Traversiere, no. 48 -- 21. The Bamboo Pole -- 22. "Hello, Who Is This?" -- 23. The Angel of Virtuality -- 24. Neither the True Sex Nor the False.".
catalog title "Cross-readings / Louis Marin ; translated by Jane Marie Todd.".
catalog title "Lectures traversières. English".
catalog type "text".