Recently added articles from Mosaic (Winnipeg):
Frantz Fanon: travelling psychoanalysis and colonial Algeria.(Essay)
Sep 01, 2009; ... Although Frantz Fanon's writings were intimately tied to colonial Algeria, his reflections have found resonance among a wide variety of audiences because of their theoretical and ideological value. Possibly, Fanon's limited proximity to Algerian culture and society contributed to the ...
Regenerating Wilfred Owen: Pat Barker's revisions.
Sep 01, 2009; ... In addition to writing Wilfred Owen's persona and poems into her novel, Barker reworks two of his poems without identifying her source. Though these narrative strategies rely on Owen's eyewitness perspective and canonical status, Barker's revisions destabilize the authority of direct ...
Introduction.
Jun 01, 2009; ... For writers and publishers contending with Google settlements and electronic copyright questions, the issue of "technological reproduction" remains as current, and as in need of critical reflection, as it was when Walter Benjamin wrote "The Work of Art in the Age of Its Technological ...
A return to the scene of the postmodern: Ezra Pound Reading.(Essay)
Jun 01, 2009; ... In the summer of 1952, Barbara Holdridge and Marianne Mantell visited St. Elizabeths Hospital in order to persuade Ezra Pound to make a spoken-word LP for their record company. Founded in March of that year, Caedmon Records specialized in recording modern poetry as the verbal content of ...
Invisible voices: archiving sound as sight in Marcel Beyer's Karnau Tapes.(Critical essay)
Jun 01, 2009; ... Marcel Beyer's novel The Karnau Tapes begins with a voice breaking the morning silence and a parade of deaf-mutes at a Nazi rally. The narrative perspective is that of Hermann Karnau, a sound engineer charged with bringing the speeches and cries of this assembly even to the deafest ears in ...