Kevin Newmark
Biographic Data
| ID | 3682181 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kevin Newmark |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kevin |
| FAMILY NAME | Newmark |
| SIGNATURE | NEWMARK K |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 18 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Bewildering
Bewildering:Paul de Man, Poetry, Politics Kevin Newmark It is no easy task to determine the proper place of the "political" within the writings of Paul de Man. The difficulties inherent in the question stem not so much from the absence of references to history and politics in his writing—on the contrary; it is a rare text that does not mention law, politics, economics, social unrest, war, or revolution. The problem arises instead from the way suc…
On Parole
Kevin Newmark, On Parole: Blanchot, Saussure, Paulhan, Yale French Studies, No. 106, The Power of Rhetoric, the Rhetoric of Power: Jean Paulhan's Fiction, Criticism, and Editorial Activity (2004), pp. 87-106
Translators, Inc
Practically Impossible
Secret Agents
MLN - Volume 112, Number 5, December 1997 (Comparative Literature Issue)
The Unimaginable Touch of Tropes
Serenity in Crisis
Romanticism and Contemporary Criticism
L'absolu litteraire
The peculiar status of irony within the literary and philosophical tradition is perhaps best illustrated by the potentially tempestuous questions that always seem to hover just over the head of its founder and chief exemplar, Socrates. Was Socrates a model pedagogue or a seducer and corrupter of innocent youth? Was his method of rigorous ignorance a path leading to negative knowledge or an abyssal spiralling of rhetorical tricks? Was his stubborn…
Beyond Symbolism
Nietzsche, Deconstruction, and the Truth of History
La genealogie des valeurs selon Nietzsche et la deconstruction selon Derrida et P. de Man. Mise en rapport avec la question de l'acteur selon Nietzsche : verite, apparence et dissimulation; les femmes et les Juifs; l'adaptabilite dans l'histoire
Ingesting the Mummy
La genealogie symboliste Nerval-Mallarme-Proust et la question de l'origine ou du commencement, de la naissance et de l'ecriture, de la perte et de la memoire
Beneath the Lace
Aparte
The Forgotten Figures of Symbolism
Dans « S. », la figure thematique recurrente est celle du double et de la « copie », tels qu'ils sont percus a travers les souvenirs du narrateur. Cette figure prefigure la possibilite de reintegrer la metaphore subjective du symbolisme a l'interieur de l'ecriture conventionnelle et du changement historique. Les sequences temporelles, les allusions chronologiques, le travail de la memoire, font de N. un precurseur du symbolisme; « S. » enseigne c…
Taking Kierkegaard Apart
Appendix
Love's Cross in La Porte etroite
Can a student speak of Paul de Man in a personal way that would still be intelligible? Would it make any sense to describe his reaction to these pages? His own reminiscences about Gide, his mock frustration over Gide's power in description and weakness in analysis (If you've ever been to the Graubunden or to Normandy, it's all over, you can never forget LImmoraliste-it's a terrible thing). It is difficult to know what to say, in a public place, a…
Romanticism and Contemporary Criticism
L'absolu litteraire
The peculiar status of irony within the literary and philosophical tradition is perhaps best illustrated by the potentially tempestuous questions that always seem to hover just over the head of its founder and chief exemplar, Socrates. Was Socrates a model pedagogue or a seducer and corrupter of innocent youth? Was his method of rigorous ignorance a path leading to negative knowledge or an abyssal spiralling of rhetorical tricks? Was his stubborn…
Love's Cross in La Porte etroite
Can a student speak of Paul de Man in a personal way that would still be intelligible? Would it make any sense to describe his reaction to these pages? His own reminiscences about Gide, his mock frustration over Gide's power in description and weakness in analysis (If you've ever been to the Graubunden or to Normandy, it's all over, you can never forget LImmoraliste-it's a terrible thing). It is difficult to know what to say, in a public place, a…
Appendix
Taking Kierkegaard Apart
The Forgotten Figures of Symbolism
Dans « S. », la figure thematique recurrente est celle du double et de la « copie », tels qu'ils sont percus a travers les souvenirs du narrateur. Cette figure prefigure la possibilite de reintegrer la metaphore subjective du symbolisme a l'interieur de l'ecriture conventionnelle et du changement historique. Les sequences temporelles, les allusions chronologiques, le travail de la memoire, font de N. un precurseur du symbolisme; « S. » enseigne c…
Aparte
Beneath the Lace
Nietzsche, Deconstruction, and the Truth of History
La genealogie des valeurs selon Nietzsche et la deconstruction selon Derrida et P. de Man. Mise en rapport avec la question de l'acteur selon Nietzsche : verite, apparence et dissimulation; les femmes et les Juifs; l'adaptabilite dans l'histoire
Ingesting the Mummy
La genealogie symboliste Nerval-Mallarme-Proust et la question de l'origine ou du commencement, de la naissance et de l'ecriture, de la perte et de la memoire
L'absolu litteraire
The peculiar status of irony within the literary and philosophical tradition is perhaps best illustrated by the potentially tempestuous questions that always seem to hover just over the head of its founder and chief exemplar, Socrates. Was Socrates a model pedagogue or a seducer and corrupter of innocent youth? Was his method of rigorous ignorance a path leading to negative knowledge or an abyssal spiralling of rhetorical tricks? Was his stubborn…
Beyond Symbolism
Romanticism and Contemporary Criticism
Serenity in Crisis
The Unimaginable Touch of Tropes
Secret Agents
MLN - Volume 112, Number 5, December 1997 (Comparative Literature Issue)
Practically Impossible
Translators, Inc
On Parole
Kevin Newmark, On Parole: Blanchot, Saussure, Paulhan, Yale French Studies, No. 106, The Power of Rhetoric, the Rhetoric of Power: Jean Paulhan's Fiction, Criticism, and Editorial Activity (2004), pp. 87-106
Bewildering
Bewildering:Paul de Man, Poetry, Politics Kevin Newmark It is no easy task to determine the proper place of the "political" within the writings of Paul de Man. The difficulties inherent in the question stem not so much from the absence of references to history and politics in his writing—on the contrary; it is a rare text that does not mention law, politics, economics, social unrest, war, or revolution. The problem arises instead from the way suc…
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