دانلود کتاب Gertrude Stein in Europe reconfigurations across media, disciplines and traditions

فهرست مطالب :

Cover......Page 1
HalfTitle......Page 2
Series......Page 3
Title......Page 4
Copyright......Page 5
Contents......Page 6
Illustrations......Page 8
Contributors......Page 9
Foreword......Page 12
Acknowledgments......Page 15
Abbreviations of Works by Gertrude Stein......Page 17
Introduction: One Who Was Networking......Page 20
Part One Stein Encounters......Page 42
An empress without clothes?......Page 44
Borderline experience......Page 45
Rhythms of the visible world......Page 49
Hyperdialectic......Page 54
“If I Told Him” and Shutters Shut......Page 57
This is an introduction to Picabia......Page 66
Picasso/Picabia......Page 68
The beginning of a new quest......Page 69
The vibrant line......Page 72
Lend a hand or two interpretations......Page 74
Beginning again and again......Page 78
Not to live in its frame......Page 83
3 Sitwell Edith Sitwell: Stein and Sitwell in Echo......Page 90
Stein and Picasso: If I told him, he would not like it......Page 93
Sit Well: Edith and Gertrude in dialogue......Page 96
Melody and no(n) sense in the Stein–Sitwell dialogue......Page 100
4 Triangular Politics: Stein, Bernard Faÿ, and Elisabeth de Gramont......Page 104
Bernard Faÿ and Elisabeth de Gramont......Page 105
Stein’s compositional aesthetics......Page 109
Stein’s aesthetic politics......Page 114
Part Two Mediations......Page 124
5 Fluid Writing: Stein, James, and Bergson......Page 126
James and Bergson: Truth and reality......Page 127
Fluid concepts......Page 133
Passionate naming......Page 137
A carafe, that is a blind glass......Page 141
6 Becoming American, Becoming Agrammatical: Reading Stein with Deleuze......Page 148
27 rue de Fleurus, Paris: Location for becoming......Page 149
Agrammaticality as creative impasse......Page 152
All alone with one’s English?......Page 157
7 Stein and Cinematic Identity......Page 164
8 In Theory: Stein and Film Philosophy......Page 184
Doing what the cinema was doing......Page 185
Post-auratic portraiture and ornament......Page 188
Montage of attractions......Page 192
Camera-eye?......Page 195
Change mummified: The continuous present......Page 197
Part Three Stein Encountered......Page 204
9 Concerning Gertrude Stein: Dreaming Translation......Page 206
10 Gertrude Stein and her Critique of Dramatic Reason......Page 220
11 The Missing Link: Stein between American and European Theater......Page 232
Theatricality and anti-theatricality......Page 234
Gertrude Stein and avant-garde theater......Page 235
The performativity of the text—and of the theater......Page 237
Gertrude Stein and post-dramatic theater......Page 239
What we see and what we hear......Page 240
Anti-text and anti-body......Page 243
Landscapes with dispersed figures......Page 244
12 A Trail of Roses: Stein’s Legacies in 1960s Art......Page 252
Writing......Page 253
Music......Page 257
Visual art......Page 262
The flowers of reception......Page 267
13 Portraitist Portrayed: Four Contemporary French Perspectives on Stein......Page 272
14 Gertrude Stein Grammaticus......Page 292
Coda. How to Read?......Page 306
Index......Page 310