Michael Zeitlin
Biographic Data
| ID | 3859019 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Michael Zeitlin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Michael |
| FAMILY NAME | Zeitlin |
| SIGNATURE | ZEITLIN M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California System |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2958-7007 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1939 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Ego Psychologists in Lacan's Theory
The Ego Psychologists In Lacan’s Theory Michael Zeitlin If from a North American perspective Lacan has long seemed ambiguous in his basic ontological terms—a figure dispersed into his own discourse and so fundamentally inaccessible but as a series of traces—the recent work of Elisabeth Roudinesco (1990) has enabled us to approach the meaning of Lacan as an historical as opposed to a purely textual or theoretical subject. 1 Indeed, for the traditi…
Bartleby is Dead
J. Hillis Miller. Versions of Pygmalion. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1990. Pp. iii + 256. The origins of this book are traceable to A. Bartlett Giamatti's "vigorous attack on literary theory written while he was still president of Yale Uni- versity. He was of course implicitly criticizing some influential colleagues at Yale" (14). In response to Giamatti's charge that deconstruction is radically incapable of situating the literary text w…
Faulkner's Pylon
What is paradoxical about the historical experience of modernism is that it designates very precisely that period in which Nature—or the in- or anti-human-is everywhere in the process of being displaced or destroyed, expunged, eliminated, by the achievements of human praxis and human production. The great modernist literature—from Baudelaire and Flaubert to Ulysses and beyond-is a city literature: its object is therefore the anti-natural, the hum…
First Portuguese Reader
Contos e anedotas brasileiros. A Graded Portuguese Reader
La Apocope de la -a final atona en espanol
Tomás Morus e a Utopia , por Ivan Montero de Barros Lins
The Ego Psychologists in Lacan's Theory
The Ego Psychologists In Lacan’s Theory Michael Zeitlin If from a North American perspective Lacan has long seemed ambiguous in his basic ontological terms—a figure dispersed into his own discourse and so fundamentally inaccessible but as a series of traces—the recent work of Elisabeth Roudinesco (1990) has enabled us to approach the meaning of Lacan as an historical as opposed to a purely textual or theoretical subject. 1 Indeed, for the traditi…
Bartleby is Dead
J. Hillis Miller. Versions of Pygmalion. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1990. Pp. iii + 256. The origins of this book are traceable to A. Bartlett Giamatti's "vigorous attack on literary theory written while he was still president of Yale Uni- versity. He was of course implicitly criticizing some influential colleagues at Yale" (14). In response to Giamatti's charge that deconstruction is radically incapable of situating the literary text w…
La Apocope de la -a final atona en espanol
Tomás Morus e a Utopia , por Ivan Montero de Barros Lins
First Portuguese Reader
Contos e anedotas brasileiros. A Graded Portuguese Reader
Faulkner's Pylon
What is paradoxical about the historical experience of modernism is that it designates very precisely that period in which Nature—or the in- or anti-human-is everywhere in the process of being displaced or destroyed, expunged, eliminated, by the achievements of human praxis and human production. The great modernist literature—from Baudelaire and Flaubert to Ulysses and beyond-is a city literature: its object is therefore the anti-natural, the hum…
Bartleby is Dead
J. Hillis Miller. Versions of Pygmalion. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1990. Pp. iii + 256. The origins of this book are traceable to A. Bartlett Giamatti's "vigorous attack on literary theory written while he was still president of Yale Uni- versity. He was of course implicitly criticizing some influential colleagues at Yale" (14). In response to Giamatti's charge that deconstruction is radically incapable of situating the literary text w…
The Ego Psychologists in Lacan's Theory
The Ego Psychologists In Lacan’s Theory Michael Zeitlin If from a North American perspective Lacan has long seemed ambiguous in his basic ontological terms—a figure dispersed into his own discourse and so fundamentally inaccessible but as a series of traces—the recent work of Elisabeth Roudinesco (1990) has enabled us to approach the meaning of Lacan as an historical as opposed to a purely textual or theoretical subject. 1 Indeed, for the traditi…
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