Index, Volume 55 (2015)

Articles

Azérad, Hugues. “Poétique/politique de la césure dans la poésie d’Édouard Glissant,” 55:1 (Spring 2015), 152–66.

Azérad, Hugues and Michael G. Kelly. “La poésie à l’œuvre: Poetry, Philosophy, Politics,” 55:1 (Spring 2015), 1–10.

Baldwin, Thomas. “Rewriting Proust,” 55:4 (Winter 2015), 70–85.

Baldwin, Thomas, Katja Haustein, and Lucy O’Meara. “Introduction: What’s So Great About Roland Barthes?,” 55:4 (Winter 2015), 1–6.

Billing, Andrew and Juliette Cherbuliez. “Paris as Capital, Capital in Paris,” 55:3 (Fall 2015), 1–14.

Bonhomme, Béatrice. “Du conte à la poésie, à la philosophie et à la politique: Lecture de Chants populaires de Philippe Beck,” 55:1 (Spring 2015), 78–89.

Briggs, Kate. “Practising with Roland Barthes,” 55:4 (Winter 2015), 118–30.

Bryan, Joseph D. “Dazzled, Blinded, and Numb: Commerce, Luxury, and the French Crisis of Corps, 1750–1789,” 55:3 (Fall 2015), 72–85.

Coste, Claude. “‘J’ai toujours eu envie d’argumenter mes humeurs’: Savoir et subjectivité dans La chambre claire et Sur Racine,” 55:4 (Winter 2015), 86–100.

Doumet, Christian. “L’incompréhensible,” 55:1 (Spring 2015) 11–21.

Douthwaite, Julia V. “How Bad Economic Memories are Made: John Law’s System in Les lettres persanes, Manon Lescaut, and ‘The Great Mirror of Folly,’” 55:3 (Fall 2015), 43–58.

ffrench, Patrick. “Barthes and the Voice: The Acousmatic and Beyond,” 55:4 (Winter 2015), 56–69.

Ghaly, Adrienne. “Cultural Theory on the Micro-scale: Roland Barthes’s Lectures at the Collège de France,” 55:4 (Winter 2015), 39–55.

Gleize, Jean-Marie. “Tarnac, un acte préparatoire et Le livre des cabanes (extraits),” 55:1 (Spring 2015), 52–58.

Gouvard, Jean-Michel. “Le spleen de Paris, un Paris pour collectionneur?,” 55:3 (Fall 2015), 140–51.

Harrow, Susan. “Living Alone Together: Barthes, Zola, and the Work of Letters,” 55:4 (Winter 2015), 21–38.

Haustein, Katja. “‘J’ai mal à l’autre’: Barthes on Pity,” 55:4 (Winter 2015), 131–48.

Heinich, Nathalie. “The Genius of Sociology: Norbert Elias’s Mozart and the Sociology of a Genius,” 55:2 (Summer 2015), 73–88.

Jefferson, Ann. “L’enfant prodige, ou le génie sur la sellette,” 55:2 (Summer 2015), 102–16.

Jefferson, Ann and Jean-Alexandre Perras. “Introduction,” 55:2 (Summer 2015), 1–3.

Kelly, Michael G. “Du droit au poème: Jacques Dupin et la question d’une institutionnalité poétique,” 55:1 (Spring 2015), 34–51.

Knight, Diana. “What Turns the Writer into a Great Writer? The Conversion Narrative of Barthes’s ‘Vita nova,’” 55:4 (Winter 2015), 165–80.

Kroupa, Gregor. “The Poets and the Philosophers: Genius and Analogy in Descartes and the Encyclopédie (Following Aristotle),” 55:2 (Summer 2015), 34–47.

Laflamme, Elsa. “Hélène Cixous et le génie spectral,” 55:2 (Summer 2015), 131–41.

Laügt, Elodie. “‘Rendez-vous manqués’: de qui, de quoi la poésie est-elle (la) contemporaine? (Mallarmé, Rancière),” 55:1 (Spring 2015), 22–33.

Layet, Clément. “‘La question du soleil’: André du Bouchet et la question politique,” 55:1 (Spring 2015), 99–109.

Le Roux, Thomas. “Transforming Paris into an Industrial Capital: Competing Discourses (1750–1820),” 55:3 (Fall 2015), 86–99.

Lerner, Bettina R. “Seriality and Modernity: L’almanach des Mystères de Paris,” 55:3 (Fall 2015), 127–39.

Macé, Marielle. “Barthes, rythmicité du vivre,” 55:4 (Winter 2015), 7–20.

Macher, Sabine. “besoin d’une solution en béton armé?,” 55:1 (Spring 2015), 90–98.

Mathews, Timothy. “Singularity and Collision: Aimé Césaire, Pablo Picasso, Corps perdu,” 55:1 (Spring 2015), 134–51.

McLaughlin, Emily. “Affirmation without End: Some Syntactical Similarities between the Poetry of Yves Bonnefoy and the Philosophy of Jean-Luc Nancy,” 55:1 (Spring 2015), 110–22.

Morton, Jonathan. “Ingenious Genius: Invention, Creation, Reproduction in the High Middle Ages,” 55:2 (Summer 2015), 4–19.

Noudelmann, François. “Poésie et philosophie: La trace de Glissant,” 55:1 (Spring 2015), 123–33.

O’Meara, Lucy. “Killing Joke: Authorship from Barthes to Nothomb,” 55:4 (Winter 2015), 101–17.

Paliyenko, Adrianna M. “On the Physiology of...