The Geoffrey Hartman reader/
edited by Geoffrey Hartman and Daniel T. O'Hara.
- Edinburgh: Edinburgh University press, 2004.
- 468 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Machine derived contents note: Authors' Acknowledgments -- Note on the Text -- Dan O'Hara's Essay -- The Culture of Vision -- Autobiographical Introduction -- `Life and Learning' -- I The Interpretation of Poetry -- Christopher Smart's `Magnificat' -- Evening Star and Evening Land -- Wordsworth's Magic Mountains -- The Use and Abuse of Structural Analysis -- Romance and Modernity: Keats's `Ode to Psyche' -- Purification and Danger in American Poetry -- II Theory and History -- Pure Representation -- The New Perseus -- The Heroics of Realism -- Literature High and Low -- Romanticism and Anti-Self-consciousness -- Text and Spirit -- Midrash as Law and Literature -- The Voice of the Shuttle -- III Positions -- Practical Criticism -- The Sacred Jungle -- Radical Art and Radical Analysis -- The Critical Essay between Theory and Tradition -- Literary Commentary as Literature -- Words and Wounds -- Reading, Trauma, Pedagogy -- IV Culture -- Literature and Social Text: -- Defining Culture -- The Question of Our Speech -- Pastoral Vestiges -- Realism and `America' -- The Reinvention of Hate -- Film: -- Jeanne Moreau's Lumiére -- Spielberg's Schindler's List -- The Psychoanalytic Scandal: -- The Interpreter's Freud -- Lacan, Derrida, and the Specular Name -- V Memory-- Public Memory and its Discontents -- Tele-Suffering and Testimony -- Poetics after the Holocaust -- VI Coda -- Passion and Literary Engagement.