Experimenting: Essays with Samuel Weber

Acknowledgments

a c k n o w l e d g m e n t s Some parts of this book have been published previously. Susan Bernstein’s essay ‘‘It Walks: The Ambulatory Uncanny’’ was originally published in MLN 118.5 (2003): 1111–39. 䉷 The Johns Hopkins University Press, reprinted with the permission of The Johns Hopkins University Press. An earlier version of the essay included here by Andrew McNamara was published as ‘‘Apprehension? Performativity and Medium-Specificity in Modern Art,’’ The South Atlantic Quarterly 101.3 (2002): 479–99. Simon Morgan Wortham’s chapter draws on his book Samuel Weber: Acts of Reading (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2003). Permissions to republish are gratefully acknowledged. The editors would like to thank Samuel Weber for his astute interventions and immense generosity in assisting with all aspects of this book, and would also like to thank the contributors to this volume for all their patience and hard work in bringing it to completion. A debt of gratitude is also owed to Helen Tartar, for her much-valued commitment and support. vii E xp er im en ti ng ...