Seeing things: literature and the visual
Subtitle: papers from the fifth International British Council Symposium, September 2001, Tours, France
By: edited by Peter Vernon
Contributors: Groupe de recherches anglo-américaines de Tours; Vernon, Peter
Series: Publication du G.R.A.A.T -- no 28; GRAAT (Series) -- no 28.
Publisher: Presses universitaires François Rabelais
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Tours
Language: fre
Number of pages: 164
ISBN-13: 9782869062009
Subjects: Art and literature; Congresses; Visual communication; Art et littérature; Congrès; Communication visuelle
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Peter Vernon; title: Showing the places you tell: visual evidence in travel writing / Nancy Pedri; title: Framing Charles Peguy: visualization in Geoffrey Hill's the mystery of the charity of Charles Peguy / Jennifer Kilgore; title: Textual and visual selves in autobiographical writing / Claudine Raynaud; title: The seen and the off-scene: staging gender, race and sexuality / Elisabeth Sakellaridou; title: The queen's Christmas messages / Hélène Catsiapis; title: Seeing things and being seen: distorted scopic regimes in somes modern plays / Ewa Keblowska-Lawniczak; title: Loose signatures: Samuel Beckett and the Livre D'artiste / Derval Tubridy; title: The pleasures of the eye: landscapes of otherness in Ann Radcliffe's The Italian / Soňa Nováková; title: Dressed up to the eyes: the optics of the pre-Rafaelite keats / Tatjana Jukic.