...This case-study chapter focuses on the blanket rejection of both subtitling and dubbing at New York’s short-lived Invisible Cinema, established by Anthology Film Archives in the early 1970s. In resurrecting the silent-era dream of non-translation, the Invisible Cinema drew...

...The discourse among cultural Zionists regarding anthologies can be divided into four phases. In the first phase (ca. 1895–1907), the first few anthologies of Jewish literature were published prior to the First Zionist Congress in Basel (1897) and were primarily directed to the Jewish youth...

...This chapter focuses on Buber's search for a collaborator for an anthology. In 1904, Buber invited Galician-born Marcus Ehrenpreis to join him in the compilation of an “anthology of Hasidism.” Like Buber, Ehrenpreis was a member of the Democratic Faction within the World Zionist Organization...

..., reflected by the ritual practice, the publication of anthology for amateur, the opening of new theater, fund-raising performances, etc. In addition the chapter chronicles a series of distinctive actors, actresses and playwrights, as well as their signature repertoire that became most popular during...

... discusses Bradbury's deal with Bantam for an anthology of new fantasy and science fiction stories. Congdon Don Heard Gerald Huxley Aldous Isherwood Christopher Tomorrow The Martian Chronicles Isherwood’s review of Van Druten John Amis Kingsley Auden W ystan H ugh Boucher Anthony Clarke Arthur C...

...This chapter outlines the tradition of the epigram in the Classical, Medieval and Renaissance periods, with particular focus on the influence of Martial, Catullus, and the Greek Anthology. Despite the genre’s reputation for licentiousness and cynicism, it came to be used for a wide variety...

...Stanwyck’s anthology drama TV show ran for only one year (1960-1961). It is analyzed here as an instance of archival media and as melancholic kitsch. Christine Gledhill and Linda Williams’s rethinking of melodrama as a realist modality and ur-genre of American cinema helps to think through...

...Emerging in parallel to the corpus of early modern writing about libraries was a range of historical and bibliographic works that were themselves metaphorical “libraries.” These reference works and anthologies of selections often carried the word biblotheca in their titles. Among well-known works...

...This chapter discusses the anthology of war, which it views as a political protest and an expression of solidarity during a time of national crisis. It states that anthologies serve as a way to sew poems together, and shows that these have played a central role in the creation and revision...

... Oxford Anthology of Twentieth Century English Verse, a much more complex and individualized sense of fracture seems to emerge. As such, the article argues that this supposed ‘binary division’ forms a curious smokescreen, obscuring the chaotic and directionless wrangling that was really going...

... to the anthology series, and the dry, macabre humor of his introductions and wrap-ups, written by one man, James Allardice, kept the audience returning week after week. Hitchcock himself directed 18 of the 359 episodes in the series, and his wrap-up appearances helped to navigate the series around the shoals...

...This part of the book presents the second half of the anthology of letters written by German immigrants in the United States to friends and family in Germany during the American Civil War. The letters in this section are organized geographically by state to keep writers from Union, border...

...-century medical manuscript from Germany containing an anthology of seven Latin weather texts. Cesario edits and translates the texts for the first time and offers detailed discussion of them. She finds that these treatises contribute to their manuscript’s overarching interest in natural philosophy...

...Tisha Brooks writes about a digital anthology assignment in her 200-level African American literature survey in which students act as “knowledge curators.” Brooks’s assignments use literary and visual texts to “bridge multiple literacies and historical gaps,” and to encourage students to think...

...The opening chapter argues for the centrality of women in the articulation of a modern literary tradition of Yiddish writing by American Yiddish poets and critics in the first part of the twentieth century. This concept of a Yiddish tradition, expressed in literary anthologies and manifestos...

... dance company devoted to jazz dance), wrote the highly acclaimed and first of its kind Anthology of American Jazz Dance (1976), and launched Jazz Dance World Congress (1990), an internationally-recognized forum for teaching, performance, and choreography. The Giordano Technique employs...

...This chapter profiles M. H. Abrams, a major critic of British Romantic literature and founding editor of Norton anthologies of literature. It draws on an in-depth interview and gives revealing personal details about his work and career. Norton Anthology of English Literature M. H. Abrams New...

... of the Roses assemblage of manuscripts imperfect texts miscellany commonplace book anthology romance medieval drama expositor rhyme royal verse political verse king list Northampton educational material Dublin, Trinity College, MS 432 (olim D.4.18) is best known among...

... Donald Davidson Allen Tate John Crowe Ransom Robert Penn Warren Fugitives anthology southern writers southern identity I believe that religious myths, including those of the Bible, are unhistorical and unscientific, precisely as our gallant historians and higher critics have recently discovered...

...This chapter examines how essayists write the photograph and looks at the rhetorical, tactical, and political figures that can be seen in their writing. It considers one specific aspect of essayism with respect to photographs – the photobook or anthology – by focusing on Régis Debray's...