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Bill Everdell, St. Ann's School
Apr 3, 1995, 3:00:00 AM4/3/95
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"in his area, modernism, has been roaming the internet looking for a
discussion of the sublime not circumscribed by chronology."
I've roamed myself, since Modernism is now my area, too; but there's no place
like home - even if you have to depend on your listmates for news of the
sublime. Perhaps H-IDEAS can help. BTW, does a 20thC studies list even exist?
Has such a discipline ever constituted itself? Has it been too vast to
survive? Or too fissiparous - subdivided past some Democritean limit? If
anyone knows where it's been, I'd appreciate hearing about it.
discussion of the sublime not circumscribed by chronology."
I've roamed myself, since Modernism is now my area, too; but there's no place
like home - even if you have to depend on your listmates for news of the
sublime. Perhaps H-IDEAS can help. BTW, does a 20thC studies list even exist?
Has such a discipline ever constituted itself? Has it been too vast to
survive? Or too fissiparous - subdivided past some Democritean limit? If
anyone knows where it's been, I'd appreciate hearing about it.
-Bill Everdell, Brooklyn
James E. Gill
Apr 3, 1995, 3:00:00 AM4/3/95
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18th-C Studies, 24:1 (Fall 1994) has four essays on the sublime, and the
first of these (if not the others also), by Clifford Siskin, has as its
title <Gender, Sublimity, Culture: Retheorizing Disciplinary Desire.>
first of these (if not the others also), by Clifford Siskin, has as its
title <Gender, Sublimity, Culture: Retheorizing Disciplinary Desire.>
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