Catherine Rainwater
Biographic Data
| ID | 456939 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Catherine Rainwater |
| GIVEN NAMES | Catherine |
| FAMILY NAME | Rainwater |
| SIGNATURE | RAINWATER C |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8290-8984 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Maybe Einstein Was Part Yaqui”
For those of us who believe in physics, this separation between past, present, and future is only an illusion, however tenacious
Figuring Animals
This is a collection of fifteen essays which expose weaknesses in western epistemological frames of reference that for centuries have limited our views, and, thus, our experiences of animal being, inc
Dreams of Fiery Stars
Rich and Strange
Narration as Pragmatism in Ellen Glasgow's Barren Ground
r' o satisfy her desire not to know, but to live, Ellen GlasI gow read hungrily in philosophy.' Such intense emphasis upon action and experience in a reticent woman who otherwise so obviously valued the life of the mind marks Glasgow as by nature a pragmatist. Though she admits to a pragmatic view only on the question of will,2 Glasgow is, in fact, rather more thoroughly pragmatic than she claims. In What Pragmatism Means (1907), William James's …
Reading between Worlds
LOUISE Erdrich is a contemporary writer of German-American and Chippewa heritage. Like many literary works by Native Americans, her novels, Love Medicine (I984), The Beet Queen (I986), and Tracks (I988), reflect the ambivalence and tension marking the lives of people, much like herself, from dual cultural backgrounds. Erdrich's novels feature Native Americans, mixed-bloods, and other culturally and socially displaced characters whose marginal sta…
Contemporary American Women Writers
Contemporary American Women Writers
Ann Beattie, the art of the missing / Carolyn Porter -- Grace Paley, chaste compactness / Ronald Schleifer -- Annie Dillard, narrative fringe / William J. Scheick -- Anne Redmon, the fugal procedure of Music and silence / Catherine Rainwater -- Cynthia Ozick, invention & orthodoxy / Ellen Pifer -- Anne Tyler, medusa points & contact points / Mary F. Robertson -- Alice Walker, the dialect & letters of The color purple / Elizabeth Fifer -- Maxine H…
Figuring Animals
This is a collection of fifteen essays which expose weaknesses in western epistemological frames of reference that for centuries have limited our views, and, thus, our experiences of animal being, inc
Reading between Worlds
LOUISE Erdrich is a contemporary writer of German-American and Chippewa heritage. Like many literary works by Native Americans, her novels, Love Medicine (I984), The Beet Queen (I986), and Tracks (I988), reflect the ambivalence and tension marking the lives of people, much like herself, from dual cultural backgrounds. Erdrich's novels feature Native Americans, mixed-bloods, and other culturally and socially displaced characters whose marginal sta…
Contemporary American Women Writers
Ann Beattie, the art of the missing / Carolyn Porter -- Grace Paley, chaste compactness / Ronald Schleifer -- Annie Dillard, narrative fringe / William J. Scheick -- Anne Redmon, the fugal procedure of Music and silence / Catherine Rainwater -- Cynthia Ozick, invention & orthodoxy / Ellen Pifer -- Anne Tyler, medusa points & contact points / Mary F. Robertson -- Alice Walker, the dialect & letters of The color purple / Elizabeth Fifer -- Maxine H…
Contemporary American Women Writers
Reading between Worlds
LOUISE Erdrich is a contemporary writer of German-American and Chippewa heritage. Like many literary works by Native Americans, her novels, Love Medicine (I984), The Beet Queen (I986), and Tracks (I988), reflect the ambivalence and tension marking the lives of people, much like herself, from dual cultural backgrounds. Erdrich's novels feature Native Americans, mixed-bloods, and other culturally and socially displaced characters whose marginal sta…
Narration as Pragmatism in Ellen Glasgow's Barren Ground
r' o satisfy her desire not to know, but to live, Ellen GlasI gow read hungrily in philosophy.' Such intense emphasis upon action and experience in a reticent woman who otherwise so obviously valued the life of the mind marks Glasgow as by nature a pragmatist. Though she admits to a pragmatic view only on the question of will,2 Glasgow is, in fact, rather more thoroughly pragmatic than she claims. In What Pragmatism Means (1907), William James's …
Rich and Strange
Dreams of Fiery Stars
Figuring Animals
This is a collection of fifteen essays which expose weaknesses in western epistemological frames of reference that for centuries have limited our views, and, thus, our experiences of animal being, inc
Maybe Einstein Was Part Yaqui”
For those of us who believe in physics, this separation between past, present, and future is only an illusion, however tenacious
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