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Erica
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"secrecy would be the spiritual exercise by which the subject is allowed to conceive of himself as a resistance, a friction in the smooth functions of the social order, a margin in which its for reaching discourse does not reach"
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Erica
Erica is on page 195 of 240
Secrecy is a mode whose ultimate meaning lies int eh subject's formal insistence that he is radically inaccessible to the culture that would otherwise entirely determine him"
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Erica
Erica is on page 163 of 240
Readers read characters, characters do not read US. Sensation novel in 19c renders the liberal subject the subject of a BODY, whose fear and desire of violation displaces, reworks and exceeds his constitutive fantasy of intact privacy" man-not real man.
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Erica
Erica is on page 162 of 240
Most fundamental value that the novel upholds in privacy, determination of an integral autonomous 'secret' self --readers take for granted the existence of a space in which the reading subject remains safe from surveillance, suspicion, reading, rape, but WATCHES/READS characters who oversee, suspect, read, rape each other"
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Erica
Erica is on page 158 of 240
calmness of judgement asked of reader set against nervous agitation that is the technology of the sensation novel.
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Erica
Erica is on page 156 of 240
Why testimonies in WiW? What at the end is brought before the law?
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Erica
Erica is on page 154 of 240
woman's nervousness in men = male homosexuality. The reader is an effeminized male [like Hartright?]
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Erica
Erica is on page 153 of 240
Argues that the woman in White assumes its reader is male ["remember the first woman you loved..."]
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Erica
Erica is on page 133 of 240
Trollope seems bored in his own narration, lack of affective intensity of characters = seems even handed and fair.
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Erica
Erica is on page 128 of 240
"Dickens's insight into the institution as confinement induces a claustrophobia so exasperating that the only proper political response to it seems to be a 'direct attack on the whole system' but in Trollope's vision of the institution as schism, resistance = bureaucratic instructions to apply elsewhere, in another department" power dispersed, never monolithic or all consuming. Institution is "aerated" in Trollope.
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Erica
Erica is on page 126 of 240
"Like the moderate schism of Trollope's sociology, the moderate schizophrenia of his psychology organizes divergent motives according to an ethical dominant--as it were an ethical majority--that in the last analysis...determines their play"
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Erica
Erica is on page 122 of 240
moderate schism = Trollope's plot (or lack of it) "Geared primarily to its own self-sustenance, moderate schism is useless in calling a halt or even giving much direction to the narrative, which as a result seems underplotted" -succession of episdoes instead of a progresion toward catharsis or Freudian working through.
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Erica
Erica is on page 117 of 240
Not much about real theology in Barchester Towers, but about ordinary people who use these ostentiative issues to secure institutional consolidation, ramification, and tenure"
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Erica
Erica is on page 110 of 240
"doulbe condition of middle class discipline, in which a subject is entitled to freedom only on condition that he or she tactfully internalizes as 'self control' what would otherwise achieve the same results"
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Erica
Erica is on page 89 of 240
"despite or by means of its superficially hostile attitude toward bureaucracy a novel like Bleak House is profoundly concerned to train us--as, at least since the 18c, play usually trains us for work--in the sensibility for inhabiting the new bureaucratic administrative structures"
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