Pamela Thurschwell
Biographic Data
| ID | 2068778 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Pamela Thurschwell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Pamela |
| FAMILY NAME | Thurschwell |
| SIGNATURE | THURSCHWELL P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Sussex |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Falling in Love with Everyone
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Uncanny Allegory and the Return of the Repressed Garfield Phone
Bringing Nanda forward, or acting your age in The Awkward Age
Henry James’s 1899 novel, The Awkward Age posits the adolescent girl’s movement forward into the future as an acute problem for the fin-de-siècle. The novel’s titular pun equates the awkward, individual, in-between time of adolescence with the awkward, collective, in-between time of the fin-de-siècle, leading us both towards the turn-of-the-century ‘invention’ of the modern adolescent, and towards James’ exploration of the culturally constructed …
Introduction to 'Elizabeth Bowen and textual modernity
Talking to Girls about Duran Duran
Forecasting Falls
Incidentally do you know that you saved my life again the other day when with an infinitely forgiving movement you allowed me to tell you where the trouble [le mal] is, its return always foreseeable, the catastrophe coming in advance [prevenante, also ‘thoughtful’, ‘warning’], called, given, dated. It is readable on a calendar, with its proper name, classified, you hear this word, nomenclatured. It wasn’t sufficient to foresee or to predict what …
Ferenczi's Dangerous Proximities
pamela thurschwell is a research fellow at Queens' College,Cambridge. She has recently published on Henry James in Textual Practice. This article is part of a forthcoming book entitled Magical Thinking: Intimacy, Technology, and the Occult Imagination at the Turn of the Century
Introduction to 'Elizabeth Bowen and textual modernity
Ferenczi's Dangerous Proximities
pamela thurschwell is a research fellow at Queens' College,Cambridge. She has recently published on Henry James in Textual Practice. This article is part of a forthcoming book entitled Magical Thinking: Intimacy, Technology, and the Occult Imagination at the Turn of the Century
Ferenczi's Dangerous Proximities
pamela thurschwell is a research fellow at Queens' College,Cambridge. She has recently published on Henry James in Textual Practice. This article is part of a forthcoming book entitled Magical Thinking: Intimacy, Technology, and the Occult Imagination at the Turn of the Century
Forecasting Falls
Incidentally do you know that you saved my life again the other day when with an infinitely forgiving movement you allowed me to tell you where the trouble [le mal] is, its return always foreseeable, the catastrophe coming in advance [prevenante, also ‘thoughtful’, ‘warning’], called, given, dated. It is readable on a calendar, with its proper name, classified, you hear this word, nomenclatured. It wasn’t sufficient to foresee or to predict what …
Talking to Girls about Duran Duran
Introduction to 'Elizabeth Bowen and textual modernity
Bringing Nanda forward, or acting your age in The Awkward Age
Henry James’s 1899 novel, The Awkward Age posits the adolescent girl’s movement forward into the future as an acute problem for the fin-de-siècle. The novel’s titular pun equates the awkward, individual, in-between time of adolescence with the awkward, collective, in-between time of the fin-de-siècle, leading us both towards the turn-of-the-century ‘invention’ of the modern adolescent, and towards James’ exploration of the culturally constructed …
Uncanny Allegory and the Return of the Repressed Garfield Phone
Falling in Love with Everyone
No description supplied
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