The Aesthetics of Artifice: Villiers's L'Eve FutureU.N.C. Department of Romance Languages, 1996 - 148 sider |
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... flow of knickknacks , just as Evelyn Habal collects her accoutrements and artificial limbs , " Women became the rival of the work of art . She turned into a bibelot herself , sur- rounded by bibelots , an expensive object of desire , to ...
... flow of knickknacks , just as Evelyn Habal collects her accoutrements and artificial limbs , " Women became the rival of the work of art . She turned into a bibelot herself , sur- rounded by bibelots , an expensive object of desire , to ...
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... flow of his magnetic fluid ( or will ) into his patient with a set of iron rings and telephone lines . Whereas Alicia's brand of hysteria - that of the in- curable performer - has prompted Edison to use suggestion pri- marily as a ...
... flow of his magnetic fluid ( or will ) into his patient with a set of iron rings and telephone lines . Whereas Alicia's brand of hysteria - that of the in- curable performer - has prompted Edison to use suggestion pri- marily as a ...
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Tekhné State of the Art and LEve future by John Anza | 9 |
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS | 17 |
Representational Texts | 27 |
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Albert Londe android animated artificial artist aura Barthes's Baudelaire Baudelaire's beauty bibelot Blade Runner camera century Charcot cinema construction copy critics Cros's cure death Deckard Delusions and Dreams discourse Edison essay Evelyn Habal fabrication female body fetish fictional film fin de siècle foot fragment Frankenstein Freud future's Gautier gender Gortz Gradiva Hadaly Hadaly's Hanold hypnosis hypnotic hysteria hysteric hysteric's ical ideal feminine ison L'Eve future limb literary literature Lord Ewald machine male maternal mechanical modern monstrous Moses Moses's mother museum narrator nature nineteenth nineteenth-century novel object original painting paralysis Paris photograph photography photosculpture Pompeii pose privileged projected psychoanalysis reading replaced representation of woman represents reproduction Roman ROMANCE LANGUAGES Salpêtrière scene scientist screen sculpted sculpture sexual significant Sowana spectator statue Stilla stone symptoms Technophilia tion Trans trompe-l'oeil ture veil Venus de Milo Villiers Villiers's voice Whereas women