Judith Roof
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 282191 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Judith Roof |
| NOMBRES | Judith |
| APELLIDO | Roof |
| FIRMA | ROOF J |
| AFILIACIONES | Rice University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1992 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Physiques/Physics over Figures
Already anticipating the effects of algorithmic calculation and other computer management of human life, the James Bond films regularly pit Bond's human talents against electronic villany, where Bond - and the human - inevitably win the day. From the first film in the series, Dr. No, Bond films have evinced a nostalgia both for a human aegis over computing machines and for a past of human endeavour and victory already stylised as the tropes of th…
In Dignity
As long as the United States perpetuates the unequal statuses of males and females in the Constitution, dignity will mean different things to each. While males automatically have the dignity and worth of fully enfranchised citizens, females must accept a version of dignity based upon the manner in which they acquiesce to their legally inferior position. In suing the United States Soccer Foundation for equal pay, The United States Women’s Soccer t…
So Much Blue
Percival Everett's 2017 novel, So Much Blue, follows the figure of a hidden painting as the decoy that distracts attention from the narrator's disavowed feelings and desires. Recounting the narrator's experiences in a revolutionary El Salvador, a Parisian romantic fling, and the entanglements of confidentiality in his own family, the novel reveals what it seems to hide; the secret is ever and always present
Sex and the Single Nerd
The Anaclitic Critic
Everett’s Hypernarrator
The narrators of Percival Everett’s many novels have become hypernarrators, fronting a far more complex, systemic, multidimensional effect that reflects the growing complexity and paradigmatic shifts of narrative itself. Insofar as narrators are an effect of the narrative, the narrators of Everett’s later novels such as Erasure, American Desert, and Glyph, point to a species of narrative that produces a rich, polyvalent resonance from the dissona…
Modernism and Theory
Book Review| June 01 2011 Modernism and Theory: A Critical Debate Ross, Stephened.Modernism and Theory: A Critical Debate. London: Routledge, 2009. 276 pp. Cloth $130.00, paper $39.95. Judith Roof Judith Roof Rice University Judith Roof is author of several books, including Come As You Are: Sexuality and Narrative (1996), All About Thelma and Eve: Sidekicks and Third Wheels (2002), and The Poetics of DNA (2007), as well as essays on drama, cinema…
Basic Instinct
Basic InstinctA Response to Ramadanovic Judith Roof (bio) In his timely critique of revisionist kinship studies, Petar Ramadanovic identifies "taboo" as the sticking point where the potentially liberatory value of such discourses disappears. Ramadanovic sets out to rethink taboo, hypothesizing that the "function of the taboo" is to operate as "a fundamental rule that makes sexuality" and "can, of course, be filled with whatever incidental content…
Antigone
The Wellek Library Lectures in Critical Theory, University of California, Irvine, May 1998 [End Page 259]
Getting Specific
Come as you are
Wild Desires and Mistaken Identities
A Lure of Knowledge
A view to a thrill this is not for you - the sexuality of mothering beginning with L Freud reads Lesbians all analogies are faulty - the fear of intimacy in feminist criticism polymorphous diversity
Crimes of Writing
The Essentials of Lesbian Studies
The Ideology of Fair Use
Looking at the metaphorical similarities between abortion statutes and copyright law reveals reproductive laws’ stake in property ideologies. “Fair use” provisions in copyright law are analogous to abortion rights, delimiting the extent to which a non-owner (one who copies, a mother) can exert control over material “belonging” to another. The similarity suggests that the way to understand abortion fury is as a manifestation of property rights
Everett’s Hypernarrator
The narrators of Percival Everett’s many novels have become hypernarrators, fronting a far more complex, systemic, multidimensional effect that reflects the growing complexity and paradigmatic shifts of narrative itself. Insofar as narrators are an effect of the narrative, the narrators of Everett’s later novels such as Erasure, American Desert, and Glyph, point to a species of narrative that produces a rich, polyvalent resonance from the dissona…
Crimes of Writing
The Essentials of Lesbian Studies
The Ideology of Fair Use
Looking at the metaphorical similarities between abortion statutes and copyright law reveals reproductive laws’ stake in property ideologies. “Fair use” provisions in copyright law are analogous to abortion rights, delimiting the extent to which a non-owner (one who copies, a mother) can exert control over material “belonging” to another. The similarity suggests that the way to understand abortion fury is as a manifestation of property rights
A Lure of Knowledge
A view to a thrill this is not for you - the sexuality of mothering beginning with L Freud reads Lesbians all analogies are faulty - the fear of intimacy in feminist criticism polymorphous diversity
Come as you are
Wild Desires and Mistaken Identities
Getting Specific
Antigone
The Wellek Library Lectures in Critical Theory, University of California, Irvine, May 1998 [End Page 259]
Basic Instinct
Basic InstinctA Response to Ramadanovic Judith Roof (bio) In his timely critique of revisionist kinship studies, Petar Ramadanovic identifies "taboo" as the sticking point where the potentially liberatory value of such discourses disappears. Ramadanovic sets out to rethink taboo, hypothesizing that the "function of the taboo" is to operate as "a fundamental rule that makes sexuality" and "can, of course, be filled with whatever incidental content…
Modernism and Theory
Book Review| June 01 2011 Modernism and Theory: A Critical Debate Ross, Stephened.Modernism and Theory: A Critical Debate. London: Routledge, 2009. 276 pp. Cloth $130.00, paper $39.95. Judith Roof Judith Roof Rice University Judith Roof is author of several books, including Come As You Are: Sexuality and Narrative (1996), All About Thelma and Eve: Sidekicks and Third Wheels (2002), and The Poetics of DNA (2007), as well as essays on drama, cinema…
The Anaclitic Critic
Everett’s Hypernarrator
The narrators of Percival Everett’s many novels have become hypernarrators, fronting a far more complex, systemic, multidimensional effect that reflects the growing complexity and paradigmatic shifts of narrative itself. Insofar as narrators are an effect of the narrative, the narrators of Everett’s later novels such as Erasure, American Desert, and Glyph, point to a species of narrative that produces a rich, polyvalent resonance from the dissona…
Sex and the Single Nerd
So Much Blue
Percival Everett's 2017 novel, So Much Blue, follows the figure of a hidden painting as the decoy that distracts attention from the narrator's disavowed feelings and desires. Recounting the narrator's experiences in a revolutionary El Salvador, a Parisian romantic fling, and the entanglements of confidentiality in his own family, the novel reveals what it seems to hide; the secret is ever and always present
Physiques/Physics over Figures
Already anticipating the effects of algorithmic calculation and other computer management of human life, the James Bond films regularly pit Bond's human talents against electronic villany, where Bond - and the human - inevitably win the day. From the first film in the series, Dr. No, Bond films have evinced a nostalgia both for a human aegis over computing machines and for a past of human endeavour and victory already stylised as the tropes of th…
In Dignity
As long as the United States perpetuates the unequal statuses of males and females in the Constitution, dignity will mean different things to each. While males automatically have the dignity and worth of fully enfranchised citizens, females must accept a version of dignity based upon the manner in which they acquiesce to their legally inferior position. In suing the United States Soccer Foundation for equal pay, The United States Women’s Soccer t…
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