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• catalog abstract ""This book examines the literary themes of procreation and genealogy from the perspective of religious history and legal culture. Based on the thesis that lineage and family succession are endemically exposed to spurious and collateral ramifications, it engages genealogy as a construct, whose architecture is best exemplified in the trope of the genealogical tree: a modular assemblage of filiations whose branches, apparently all-inclusive, hide the intricacy of exclusion, suppression, discrimination, abusive graftings."--Jacket. "This book espouses Derrida's thesis, developed especially in Ulysse gramophone: Deux mots pour Joyce, that genealogical legitimacy is often the outcome of an imposition, a deliberation, or a prescription, rather than the spontaneous outflow of the bloodline."--BOOK JACKET. "The central subject of inquiry is James Joyce. Balsamo shows that in Ulysses the opposition of paternity and maternity goes hand in hand with the reciprocal contamination of language and religion."--BOOK JACKET. "This book addresses a composite audience of Joyce readers and scholars of biblical, genetic, and women's studies, as well as scholars of the intersections of law and religion, law and literature, religion and society, theology and philosophy."--Jacket.".
• catalog contributor b11544785.
• catalog created "c1999.".
• catalog date "1999".
• catalog date "c1999.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1999.".
• catalog description ""This book espouses Derrida's thesis, developed especially in Ulysse gramophone: Deux mots pour Joyce, that genealogical legitimacy is often the outcome of an imposition, a deliberation, or a prescription, rather than the spontaneous outflow of the bloodline."--BOOK JACKET. "The central subject of inquiry is James Joyce. Balsamo shows that in Ulysses the opposition of paternity and maternity goes hand in hand with the reciprocal contamination of language and religion."--BOOK JACKET. "This book addresses a composite audience of Joyce readers and scholars of biblical, genetic, and women's studies, as well as scholars of the intersections of law and religion, law and literature, religion and society, theology and philosophy."--Jacket.".
• catalog description ""This book examines the literary themes of procreation and genealogy from the perspective of religious history and legal culture. Based on the thesis that lineage and family succession are endemically exposed to spurious and collateral ramifications, it engages genealogy as a construct, whose architecture is best exemplified in the trope of the genealogical tree: a modular assemblage of filiations whose branches, apparently all-inclusive, hide the intricacy of exclusion, suppression, discrimination, abusive graftings."--Jacket.".
• catalog description "1. Pruning the genealogical tree : an overview of the cirtique of genealogy and procreation -- 2. The gift of life : the theme of genealogical -- 3. Poetic creativity and maternal fecundity : Mallarme Dante, and Blacke in Stephen Dedalus's Vampire Poem -- 4. The reluctant son : Satire of the epics and tragedies of lineage in "Scylla and Charybdis" -- 5. Parliament of flatulence : the genre of the parable and the riddle of lineage in Ulysses -- 6. Aengus of the birds : Stephen Dedalus and Vico's legal fiction of paternity -- 7. The law of the outlaw : family succession and family secession in Hegel and in Genesis 31 -- 8. Right of paterfamilias : the the Roman law of family inheritance in Hegel, Montesquieu, and Vico -- 9. Etiology and genealogy : Totems and moral taboos in Derrida and Kant -- 10. Son, knight, and lover : the legal in Jacques Lacan and the maternal in Chretien de Troyes -- 11. The covenant of dynasty in the Old Testament : Consanguinity and the nationalist war syndrome (A Neo-Viconian Interpretation) -- 12. Procreation and degeneration : war and civil war, gender and genre, begetting and memory in Plato's Republic.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 269-303) and index.".
• catalog extent "321 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "Pruning the genealogical tree.".
• catalog identifier "0838754090 (alk. paper)".
• catalog isFormatOf "Pruning the genealogical tree.".
• catalog issued "1999".
• catalog issued "c1999.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Lewisburg : Bucknell University Press ; London : Associated University Presses,".
• catalog relation "Pruning the genealogical tree.".
• catalog subject "809/.93355 21".
• catalog subject "Genealogy in literature.".
• catalog subject "Literature History and criticism.".
• catalog subject "PN56.G46 B35 1999".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. Pruning the genealogical tree : an overview of the cirtique of genealogy and procreation -- 2. The gift of life : the theme of genealogical -- 3. Poetic creativity and maternal fecundity : Mallarme Dante, and Blacke in Stephen Dedalus's Vampire Poem -- 4. The reluctant son : Satire of the epics and tragedies of lineage in "Scylla and Charybdis" -- 5. Parliament of flatulence : the genre of the parable and the riddle of lineage in Ulysses -- 6. Aengus of the birds : Stephen Dedalus and Vico's legal fiction of paternity -- 7. The law of the outlaw : family succession and family secession in Hegel and in Genesis 31 -- 8. Right of paterfamilias : the the Roman law of family inheritance in Hegel, Montesquieu, and Vico -- 9. Etiology and genealogy : Totems and moral taboos in Derrida and Kant -- 10. Son, knight, and lover : the legal in Jacques Lacan and the maternal in Chretien de Troyes -- 11. The covenant of dynasty in the Old Testament : Consanguinity and the nationalist war syndrome (A Neo-Viconian Interpretation) -- 12. Procreation and degeneration : war and civil war, gender and genre, begetting and memory in Plato's Republic.".
• catalog title "Pruning the genealogical tree : procreation and lineage in literature, law, and religion / Gian Balsamo.".
• catalog type "Criticism, interpretation, etc. fast".
• catalog type "text".