Greg W Zacharias
Biographic Data
| ID | 4780678 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Greg W Zacharias |
| GIVEN NAMES | Greg W |
| FAMILY NAME | Zacharias |
| SIGNATURE | ZACHARIAS G W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Creighton University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Henry James, the “Maison Buglese,” and Dirty Hands
Henry James’s description of the appearance and behavior of traveling businessmen in the Hôtel de France section of “En Province” in A Little Tour in France is unusual, and appears to call attention to a recurrent and haunting anxiety on the part of the author that he might resemble these businessmen more than he liked to admit. The article explores James’s apparent identification with the itinerant businessman and the strategies he devised for d…
Jani Scandura, Down in the Dumps
Too infrequently in a reader’s life one encounters books of such surprise, such difference and such mental and expository agility that one cannot release oneself from the memory of that text. In fact, one becomes haunted by them. Hugh Kenner’s The Pound Era was like that for me. So was Hans Gabler’s synoptic text version of Joyce’s Ulysses. I add to the list the opening essay especially, but others as well, in Stephen Greenblatt’s Shakepearean Ne…
Christine Stansell, American Moderns
When American Moderns was published in 2000, it appeared with a number of other cultural biographies, such as Beneath the American Renaissance (1988), The First Woman in the Republic (1994), Terrible Honesty (1995), Walt Whitman’s America (1995), Mozart (1999) and others. At the same time, American Moderns bridged to an earlier version of the genre, which also offered a compelling narrative of American modernism and Greenwich Village. This earlie…
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Christine Stansell, American Moderns
When American Moderns was published in 2000, it appeared with a number of other cultural biographies, such as Beneath the American Renaissance (1988), The First Woman in the Republic (1994), Terrible Honesty (1995), Walt Whitman’s America (1995), Mozart (1999) and others. At the same time, American Moderns bridged to an earlier version of the genre, which also offered a compelling narrative of American modernism and Greenwich Village. This earlie…
Jani Scandura, Down in the Dumps
Too infrequently in a reader’s life one encounters books of such surprise, such difference and such mental and expository agility that one cannot release oneself from the memory of that text. In fact, one becomes haunted by them. Hugh Kenner’s The Pound Era was like that for me. So was Hans Gabler’s synoptic text version of Joyce’s Ulysses. I add to the list the opening essay especially, but others as well, in Stephen Greenblatt’s Shakepearean Ne…
Henry James, the “Maison Buglese,” and Dirty Hands
Henry James’s description of the appearance and behavior of traveling businessmen in the Hôtel de France section of “En Province” in A Little Tour in France is unusual, and appears to call attention to a recurrent and haunting anxiety on the part of the author that he might resemble these businessmen more than he liked to admit. The article explores James’s apparent identification with the itinerant businessman and the strategies he devised for d…
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