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Not much about real theology in Barchester Towers, but about ordinary people who use these ostentiative issues to secure institutional consolidation, ramification, and tenure"
— Apr 21, 2013 08:46AM
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Erica
is on page 207 of 240
"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"
— Apr 21, 2013 08:59AM
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"
— Apr 21, 2013 08:58AM
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.
— Apr 21, 2013 08:57AM
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"
— Apr 21, 2013 08:56AM
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.
— Apr 21, 2013 08:55AM
Erica
is on page 156 of 240
Why testimonies in WiW? What at the end is brought before the law?
— Apr 21, 2013 08:54AM
Erica
is on page 154 of 240
woman's nervousness in men = male homosexuality. The reader is an effeminized male [like Hartright?]
— Apr 21, 2013 08:54AM
Erica
is on page 153 of 240
Argues that the woman in White assumes its reader is male ["remember the first woman you loved..."]
— Apr 21, 2013 08:53AM
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.
— Apr 21, 2013 08:53AM
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.
— Apr 21, 2013 08:52AM

