DOCSLIB.ORG

The Inventory of the Susan Fromberg Schaeffer Collection #1681

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
The Inventory of the Susan Fromberg Schaeffer Collection #1681 The Inventory of the Susan Fromberg Schaeffer Collection #1681 Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center Schaeffer, Susan Fromberg #1681 3/23/05 Preliminary Listing I. Manuscripts. Box 1 A. By SFS; TS unless otherwise noted. 1. AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF FOUDINI M. CAT, 186 p., 1994; includes photocopied draft, 186 p.; correspondence. [F. 1-2] 2. THE BIBLE OF THE BEASTS OF THE LITTLE FIELD, TS with holograph notes, 137 p., n.d. [F. 3] 3. THE BLUE HOUR, 84 p., n.d. 4. BUFFALO AFTERNOON, 2 drafts, 505-922 p. [F. 4-8] 5. THE DRAGON WHO LOVED CHILDREN, 3 drafts, 80-115 p.; includes fragments, approx. 200 p. [F. 9-11] 6. EARLY LOVE: A TRIP TO POLAND, 85 p., 1994; includes correspondence, photographs. [F. 12] 7. "Eyes (With Tears) on the Soaps," essay, 41 p., n.d. 8. THE GOLDEN ROPE, partial draft, TS with holograph notes, 78 p., 1994; includes correspondence. 9. THE INJURED PARTY, 3 drafts, 338-383 p., 1985, n.d. [F. 13-15] Box2 a. Ibid. [F. 1-2] 10. "The Journals," short story, 67 p., n.d. [F. 3] 11. LUDICROUS PEOPLE, TS with holograph notes, 211 p. [F. 4] 12. THE MADNESS OF A SEDUCED WOMAN, TS with holograph notes, 537 p.; includes fragments, approx. 250 p. [F. 5-7] 13. MAINLAND, TS with holograph notes, 2 drafts, 157-181 p., n.d. [F. 8-9] 14. POETRY, approx. 250 p., n.d. [F. 10] 15. "Silent Films and the Writer," essay, partial draft, 33 p. [F. 11] 16. SNOW FOX, (with alternate title THE BITTER PLAIN), TS with holograph notes, 4 drafts, 554-565 p., n.d.; [F. 12-16] Box3 a. [F. 1-6] 17. TIME IN ITS FLIGHT, 1243 p., n.d.; includes printed materials. [F. 7-11] 18. "The Madness of a Seduced Woman," screenplay, 128 p., n.d. [F. 12] B. Files; may include printed materials; professional materials; correspondence. 1. '"The Blue Hour' -'The Golden Rope."' [F. 13] 2. "Imaginary Nicholas." [F. 14] 3. "Letters of a Night Swimmer." Box4 4. "Memories." [F. 1] 5. "Twins." 6. "Writing First Nights-Untitled." [F. 2] Schaeffer, Susan Fromberg (3/23/05) Page 1 of2 C. Notes re: manuscript ideas, approximately 30 p.; includes 8 notebooks. [F. 3] D. By others; TS unless otherwise noted. 1. HANNAH ARENDT by Elisabeth Young-Bruehl, 41 p. [F. 4] 2. "Madness of a Seduced Woman," screenplay by Michael Austin, TS with holograph notes, 293 p. II. Printed Materials. A. Proofs. 1. THE BIBLE OF THE BEASTS OF THE LITTLE FIELD by SFS, page proof, 46 p., 1979. [F. 5] 2. GREEN ISLAND by Anna Asta and Ivy Cook, page proof fragment, 15 p., 1992. 3. THE SNOW FOX by SFS, page proof, 438 p., 2003, 3 copies; includes correspondence. [F. 6-14] B. General; includes newsletters, booklets, flyers, catalogs, book covers, 2003-2005. [F. 15] C. Oversized Materials. Box 5 1. General; includes posters, newspaper articles, 1971-2004; includes Arthur's Illustrated Home Magazine, Ladies Home Companion, Dorcas Illustrated Monthly. 1800s. III. Professional Materials. Box 6 A. Subject files; includes printed materials, manuscripts, correspondence re: SFS reviews, 1979-1993. [F. 1-3] IV. Correspondence. A. Files; may include professional materials, printed materials, manuscripts. 1. "'B'-'Drafts,"' 1980-1984. [F. 4] 2. "F," 1990-1994. [F. 5-7] 3. '"Fan'-'H,"' 1981-1992. [F. 8] 4. '" H( corresp )-'K, "' 1985-1989. [F. 9] 5. "'K(corresp )'-'L(corresp ), '" 1982-1988. [F. 10] 6. "Letters until 5/92," 1990-1992. [F. 11-13] Box7 7. "M," 1980-1983. [F. 1] 8. "M(corresp)," 1986-1987. [F. 2] 9. "'N' -'P(corresp ), '" 1980-1983. [F. 3] 10. "'Poetry'-'R(corresp), "' 1985-1988. [F. 4] 11. "Ruth Fried," 1992. [F. 5-6] 12. "'S'-'S(corresp),"' 1980-1988. [F. 7] 13. "'T(corresp)'-'V( corresp )," 1981-1989. [F. 8] 14. "'W(corresp)'-'XYZ,"' 1980-1988. [F. 9] B. Personal, 1846-1940, 1980-1994. [F. 10-13] Schaeffer, Susan Fromberg (3/23/05) Page 2 of2 Schaeffer, Susan Fromberg #1681 3/23/05 Preliminary Listing I. Correspondence. Box 8 A. Personal. 1. 303 letters, 1850-1910; includes mortgage deed. [F. 1-4] B. General. 1. Approx. fifty TLS, 1957-2004. [F. 5] 2. Twelve ALS, 1987-1993. 3. Three emails, 2004. II. Manuscripts. A. THE MADNESS OF A SEDUCED WOMAN, editorial notes and corrections, 6 p., 1982. [F. 6] B. Interview with SFS by Charlotte Templin 10/12/95, 45 p. C. "Author Biography," by SFS, six pages, n.d. D. Poems (sequence by SFS). 1. "Three Pairs of Shoes." 2. "His Hands." 3. "Hooves." 4. "As I Sink Down." 5. "Gifts.' 6 . "In the Garden." 7. "Three Views of Winter." 8. "The Language of Snow." 9. "Snow Covers." 10. "New Year's Day." 11. "What Happened." 12. "Sunday Visits." 13. "Beirut, New York." 14. "Above Kyoto." 15. "The Fox." 16. "On Towards Mud." 17. "Mountain Pass." 18. "The Year in its Parts: Spring." (Schaeffer, Susan Fromberg, 3/23/05) Page 1 of 6 III. Printed Material. A. Articles. [F. 7] 1. "Garbo-Woman Without Love" by Harriet Parsons, May, 1931, two copies. 2. "The Editor's Diary," Jewish Currents, Nov. 1987. 3. "Little Girl Lost," by George Carpozi, Jr., New York Post, 10/20/81. 4. "Acclaimed Author Urges Readers to Look Beyond Cover," by Susan L. Rife, The Wichita Eagle, n.d. 5 "How Dare She? Susan Fromberg Schaeffer's BUFF ALO AFTERNOON and the Issue of Authenticity" by Philip K. Jason, Critique, Spring 1993. 6. "Temptation: Garbo and Gilbert", n.d., author, or publication listed. B. Booklist entry for THE SNOW FOX, 11/15/03. C. Reviews of SNOW FOX, by SFS. 1. 2 unlabeled reviews: Kirkus Reviews, 10/15/03; no publication 2/6/04. 2. "PW Forecasts: Fiction," Publishers Weekly. 10/20/03. 3. Review by Mary Whipple, www.desijoumal.com, 2/12/04. 4. "Fire and Ice," by Elizabeth Ward, Washington Post, 2/15/04, three copies. 5. "Hot off the presses," by Beverly Close, Oregonian, 2/22/04. 6. "Reviews In Brief," by Julie Foster, San Francisco Chronicle, 2/29/04. 7. "A tale oflost and rediscovered love in feudal Japan," by Janice P. Nimura, Chicago Tribune, 2/29/04. 8. Review by Laura Miller, www.salon.com, 3/8/04. 9. "In long-Ago Japan, Dazzling Artistry, Savage War," by Jane Vandenburgh,Boston Globe, 3/28/04. 10. "Court Order," by Lesley Downer, The New York Times Book Review, n.d. B. Comic Strips. 1. "Life in Hell," by Matt Groening, two copies, 1991. C. Periodicals. 1. Cosmopolitan, September 1893. 2. Arthur's Illustrated Home Magazine. A. April 1875. B. May 1875 3. Swedish Feature Films, 1989/90. D. Eight flyers/ads for various movies, books, festivals, etc. Schaeffer, Susan Fromberg; 3/23/05 Page 2 of 6 IV. Legal/Financial Material. A. Approx. fifty pages of tax forms, royalty statements, etc. B. Untitled file; includes divorce papers, tax forms, royalty checks, passports. [F. 8] V. Photographs. A. 27 prints, 1984-1998, many n.d. [E. 1] B. Two pages of negatives, n.d. [E. 2] C. 37 slides: "Ben in Vermont", 1974. [F. 9] VI. Professional Material. A. Book jacket for THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF FOUDINI M. CAT by SFS, nd. B. Unlabelled illustrations, nd. C. File re: promotion at Brooklyn College, 7 p., 1974. D. Various itineraries, 20 p., 2004. E. Class handout re: grammar and sentence structure, two copies, n.d. VII. Research Material. A. "Film Information," Japan Society; probably utilized in researching THE SNOW FOX, 3 p., 1995. VIII. Personal Memorabilia. A. SFS's repmi card from South Side Junior-Senior High School, n.d. B. Parent/teacher conference notes re: Benjamin Schaeffer, 3 p., 1987. C. Pixelated computer printout of SFS's face, circa 1980. D. Photo-ID for SFS, n.d. E. Poem given to SFS by Darlene Mathis-Eddy, 1992. F. Gift plaque from Hadassah to SFS for ANYA, n.d. [Loose] G. Professional Achievement Citation to SFS from the University of Chicago Alumni Association, 1996. [Loose] IX. Electronic Media. A. Floppy Discs (Outdated type). Box9 1. "School Reuse." [E. l] 2. "Wordstar Susan Complete 11/84." 3. "Word-Spellcheck A 7 hit'TW'." 4. "Sade Letters Reuse." 5. "Letters Jan. '88." 6. Unlabelled. 7. "Write Abt What You Know." 8. "Librarian's Letters (Talk) April '89." 9. "Letters March '88." 10. "CPM Susan 11/84." 11. "Chicago and the Cat Letters '89." Schaeffer, Susan Fromberg; 3/23/05 Page 3 of 6 12. "Book." 13. "Letters: Dec 85-June 20 '86." 14. "Vilette (Copy)." 15. "Dragon II." 16. "Dragon I." 17. "Four Hoods Great Dog II." 18. "Villette notes." 19. "Poland Rewrite." 20. "J. Bak." 21. "Poland-rewrite 2." 22. "CPM (N)." 23. "Letters Oct. '87." 24. "Carthag VIII." 25. "White." 26. "Carthag IX." 27. "White IV." 28. "White II." 29. "White I." 30. "Carthage X." 31. "White." [E. 2] 32. "White II." 3 3. "White III." 34. "White IV." 35. "Carthag V." 36. "Carthag VI." 3 7. "Carthage VII." 38. "Premature Old Age/Four Hoods-Rev." 39. "The Four Hoods and Great Dog II Final Draft." 40. "J2." 41. "Letters April '87." 42. "Bluebeard Poland 2B3." 43. "J." 44. "Letters: Nov. 85." 45. 'Word." 46. "Green Island-2 sequence." 47. "SF Format." 48. "Green Island - 3." 49. "Green Island - Greta." 50. "Green Island - 3 sequence." 51. "Green Island- 2 sequence." 52. "Greta - 2." 53. "Green Island." 54. "Green Island - 1 (sequence)." 55. "Cousins." Schaeffer, Susan Fromberg; 3/23/05 Page 4 of 6 56. "Cousins II." 57. "Cousins III." 58. "Green Island - 1 (Second Start)." 59.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Lesson Eight
    Class of Nonviolence – Lesson Eight Animals, My Brethren by Edgar Kupfer-Koberwitz The following pages were written in the wounded or killed for my pleasure and Concentration Camp Dachau, in the midst of all convenience? kinds of cruelties. They were furtively scrawled in • Is it not only too natural that I do not a hospital barrack where I stayed during my inflict on other creatures the same thing illness, in a time when Death grasped day by day which, I hope and fear, will never be after us, when we lost twelve thousand within inflicted on me? Would it not be most four and a half months. unfair to do such things for no other purpose than for enjoying a trifling Dear Friend: physical pleasure at the expense of others' sufferings, others' deaths? You asked me why I do not eat meat and you are wondering at the reasons of my behavior. These creatures are smaller and more helpless Perhaps you think I took a vow -- some kind of than I am, but can you imagine a reasonable man penitence -- denying me all the glorious of noble feelings who would like to base on such pleasures of eating meat. You remember juicy a difference a claim or right to abuse the steaks, succulent fishes, wonderfully tasted weakness and the smallness of others? Don't you sauces, deliciously smoked ham and thousand think that it is just the bigger, the stronger, the wonders prepared out of meat, charming superior's duty to protect the weaker creatures thousands of human palates; certainly you will instead of persecuting them, instead of killing remember the delicacy of roasted chicken.
    [Show full text]
  • `The Campus Novel`: Kingsley Amis, Malcolm Bradbury, David Lodge – a Comparative Study
    `The Campus Novel`: Kingsley Amis, Malcolm Bradbury, David Lodge – a comparative study Lucie Mohelníková Bachelor Thesis 2009 ***scanned submission page 2*** ABSTRAKT Hlavním zám ěrem této práce nebylo pouze p řiblížit žánr “univerzitního románu” a jeho nejznám ější britské autory, ale také vysv ětlit a ukázat, pro č se univerzitní romány Kingsleyho Amise a jeho následovník ů Malcolma Bradburyho a Davida Lodge t ěší tak velké popularit ě. Každý z t ěchto autor ů m ěl sv ůj osobitý styl psaní a vytvo řil nezapomenutelný satirický román. Klí čová slova: rozlobení mladí muži, Hnutí, Jim Dixon, Stuart Treece, Phillip Swallow, Morris Zapp, univerzitní román ABSTRACT The main intention of this thesis is not only to introduce the genre of “campus novel” and its most known British authors but also to explain and demonstrate why the campus novels by Kingsley Amis and his successors Malcolm Bradbury and David Lodge are that much popular. Each of these authors had his own individual style of writing and created an unforgettable satiric novel. Keywords: Angry Young Men, The Movement, Jim Dixon, Stuart Treece, Phillip Swallow, Morris Zapp, campus novel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to thank my supervisor Mgr. Barbora Kašpárková for her kind help and guidance throughout my thesis. DECLARATION OF ORIGINALITY I hereby declare that the work presented in this thesis is my own and certify that any secondary material used has been acknowledged in the text and listed in the bibliography. March 13, 2009 …………………………………… CONTENT 1 CAMPUS NOVEL ........................................................................................................9
    [Show full text]
  • Spanish Books Spring 2019 Best-Selling Titles in Spanish IPG – Spring 2019
    Spanish Books Spring 2019 Best-Selling Titles in Spanish IPG – Spring 2019 9788483435106 9788483432495 9788483431962 9789876096782 9789877185430 9788472455955 9788499882420 9786077354598 9786074004281 9786075274911 9786077356042 9786077359760 9786075271798 9786074006391 9786075272023 9786077357926 9786074005523 9786075271279 9786075273617 9786077354123 9786074005776 9786077357056 9786077356158 9786075272467 9786075271781 IPG –– Spring 2019 Best-Selling Titles in Spanish 9786075271750 9786075271125 9786075273297 9786075270500 9786075274805 9786077358718 9786075271439 9786077359043 9786075272627 9786077350620 9786075270180 9786075271415 9786077357346 9786077723622 9786079472184 9788492865697 9788492865062 9789874095060 9789874578747 9788416213887 9788416213665 9788416665266 9786079409593 9788416817092 9788415357841 Spanish Books Spring 2019 Table of Contents New Titles ..........................................1–128 Index .............................................129–131 Spanish Books New Titles Las cuatro tendencias Los perfiles básicos de personalidad que te enseñan a mejorar tu vida (y la de los demás) A translation of The Four Tendencies: The Indispensable Person- ality Profiles That Reveal How to Make Your Life Better (and Other People’s Lives Better, Too) (9781524760915) Gretchen Rubin “The Four Tendencies will immediately improve every area of your life... understanding your Tendency and how to make it work for you is the game-changer you’ve been looking for.” —Melissa Hartwig, author and co-creator of The Whole30, on the English-language
    [Show full text]
  • Towards a Boundless Ethic
    WellBeing International WBI Studies Repository 6-1993 Towards A Boundless Ethic Henry Spira Animal Rights International Follow this and additional works at: https://www.wellbeingintlstudiesrepository.org/hscedi Part of the Animal Studies Commons, Ethics and Political Philosophy Commons, and the Nature and Society Relations Commons Recommended Citation Spira, H. (1993, June). Towards a boundless ethic. Fellowship: 30-31. This material is brought to you for free and open access by WellBeing International. It has been accepted for inclusion by an authorized administrator of the WBI Studies Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Towards A Boundless Ethic Henry Spira “In their behavior toward creatures, all men were Nazis. The smugness with which man could do with other species as pleased exemplified the most extreme racist theories, the principle that might is right.” -- Isaac Bashevis Singer Today we have particularly good reason to be concerned with the violence humans inflict on humans. But should those of us who care about the violence inflicted on men, women and children care about the violence inflicted on animals? In my own mind, the need for a consistent ethic of nonviolence for both human and non-human animals is obvious•-one is an extension of the other. When thinking of violence to animals many people may just conjure up a gun-toting trophy hunter or a sadistic psychopath torturing a dog. Yet to limit one's vision to these dramatic but occasional acts of violence is to miss the point. The real, massive violence is part of the structure of our culture-animals are considered lab tools and edibles.
    [Show full text]
  • Liberté, Égalité, Animalité: Human–Animal Comparisons In
    Transnational Environmental Law, Page 1 of 29 © 2016 Cambridge University Press doi:10.1017/S204710251500031X SYMPOSIUM ARTICLE Liberté, Égalité, Animalité: † Human–Animal Comparisons in Law Anne Peters* Abstract This article problematizes the discrepancy between the wealth of international law serving human needs and rights and the international regulatory deficit concerning animal welfare and animal rights. It suggests that, in the face of scientific evidence, the legal human–animal boundary (as manifest notably in the denial of rights to animals) needs to be properly justified. Unmasking the (to some extent) ‘imagined’ nature of the human–animal boundary, and shedding light on the persistence of human–animal comparisons for pernicious and beneficial purposes of the law, can offer inspirations for legal reform in the field of animal welfare and even animal rights. Keywords Animal rights, Human rights, Animal welfare, Speciesism, Discrimination, Cultural imperialism 1. introduction: civilized humans against all others Between 1879 and 1935, the Basel Zoo in Switzerland entertained the public with Völkerschauen,or‘people’s shows’, in which non-European human beings were displayed wearing traditional dress, in front of makeshift huts, performing handcrafts.1 These shows attracted more visitors at the time than the animals in the zoo. The organizers of these Völkerschauen were typically animal dealers and zoo directors, and the humans exhibited were often recruited from Sudan, a region where most of the African zoo and circus animals were also being trapped. The organizers made sure that the individuals on display did not speak any European language, so that verbal communication between them and the zoo visitors was impossible.
    [Show full text]
  • Kingsley Amis's Criticism
    https://theses.gla.ac.uk/ Theses Digitisation: https://www.gla.ac.uk/myglasgow/research/enlighten/theses/digitisation/ This is a digitised version of the original print thesis. Copyright and moral rights for this work are retained by the author A copy can be downloaded for personal non-commercial research or study, without prior permission or charge This work cannot be reproduced or quoted extensively from without first obtaining permission in writing from the author The content must not be changed in any way or sold commercially in any format or medium without the formal permission of the author When referring to this work, full bibliographic details including the author, title, awarding institution and date of the thesis must be given Enlighten: Theses https://theses.gla.ac.uk/ [email protected] Agnieszka Ksiqzek The Communication of Culture: Kingsley Amis’s Criticism Submitted to the Faculty of Arts University of Glasgow for the degree of M.Phil. December 2000 ProQuest Number: 10647787 All rights reserved INFORMATION TO ALL USERS The quality of this reproduction is dependent upon the quality of the copy submitted. In the unlikely event that the author did not send a com plete manuscript and there are missing pages, these will be noted. Also, if material had to be removed, a note will indicate the deletion. uesL ProQuest 10647787 Published by ProQuest LLO (2017). Copyright of the Dissertation is held by the Author. All rights reserved. This work is protected against unauthorized copying under Title 17, United States C ode Microform Edition © ProQuest LLO. ProQuest LLO. 789 East Eisenhower Parkway P.Q.
    [Show full text]
  • Recommended Reading About Animal Issues
    Recommended Reading about Animal Issues Empty Cages: Facing the Challenge of Animal Rights by Tom Regan, Professor Emeritus of Philosophy, North Carolina State University in Raleigh Described as the best introduction to animal rights ever written, this book dispels the image of animal rights advocates perpetrated by the media, unmasks the fraudulent rhetoric of humane treatment favored by animal exploiters, and explains why existing laws function to legitimize institutional cruelty. Regan, a leading philosopher in the animal rights movement, intends the book as a popular companion to his scholarly treatments of the subject. Animals as Persons: Essays on the Abolition of Animal Exploitation by Gary L. Francione, Professor of Law. Rutgers University Law School A prominent philosopher of animal rights law and ethical theory, Francione is known for his criticism of animal welfare laws, his abolitionist theory of animal rights, and his promotion of veganism and nonviolence as the baseline principles of the abolitionist movement. In this collection, Francione advances the most radical theory of animal rights to date. Unlike Peter Singer, Francione maintains that we cannot morally justify using animals under any circumstances. Dominion: The Power of Man, the Suffering of Animals, and the Call to Mercy by Matthew Scully One of the best books ever written on the subject of animal welfare. Scully, a journalist and former speechwriter for President George W. Bush. investigated several major animal industries, including hunting, whaling, and factory farming. He asks penetrating questions and shows the logical and political inconsistencies used to defend cruel industries. The Food Revolution: How Your Diet Can Help Save Your Life and Our World by John Robbins, author of Diet for a New America What can we do to help stop global warming, feed the hungry, prevent cruelty to animals, be healthier, and live longer? Eat vegetarian, says Robbins.
    [Show full text]
  • Science Fiction Review 58
    SCIENCE FICTION SPRING T) 1TIT 7T171H T NUMBER 5 8 1986 Hill V J.-Hi VV $2.50 SCIENCE FICTION REVIEW (ISSN: 0036-8377) P.O. BOX 11408 FEBRUARY, 1986 --- Vol. 15, No. 1 PORTLAND, OR 97211 WHOLE NUMBER 58 PHONE: (503) 282-0381 RICHARD E. GEIS—editor & publisher PAULETTE MINARE', ASSOCIATE EDITOR COVER BY STEVEN FOX 50 EVOLUTION A Poem By Michael Hoy PUBLISHED QUARTERLY FEB., MAY, AUG., NOV. 4 ALIEN THOUGHTS 51 INTERVIEW: By Richard E. Geis NONE OF THE ABOVE SINGLE COPY - $2.50 Conducted By Neal Wilgus 8 THE ALTERED EGO By James McQuade 52 RAISING HACKLES By Elton T. Elliott SUBSCRIPTIONS 8 TEN YEARS AGO IN SCIENCE FICTION REVIEW SCIENCE FICTION - 1976 54 LETTERS P.O. BOX 11408 By Robert Sabella By Andy Watgon PORTLAND, OR 97211 Fernando 0, Gouvea 9 PAULETTE'S PLACE Carl Glover For quarterly issues #59-60-61: Book Reviews Lou Fisher $6.75 in USA (1986 issues). By Paulette Minare' Robert Sabella $7.00 Foreign. Orson Scott Card 10 A CONVERSATION WITH Christy Marx For monthly issues #62-73: NORMAN SPINRAD Glen Cook $15.00 USA (1987). Edited By Earl G. Ingersoll David L. Travis $18.00 Foreign. Conducted By Nan Kress Darrell Schweitzer Sheldon Teitelbaum Canada & Mexico same as USA rate. 14 AND THEN I READ... Randy Mohr Book Reviews F.M. Busby 1986 issues mailed second class. By Richard E. Geis Steve Perry 1987 issues will be mailed 1st class Neil Elliott (Foreign will be mailed airmail 17 YOU GOT NO FRIENDS IN THIS Rob Masters WORLD Milt Stevens By Orson Scott Card Jerry Pournelle ALL FOREIGN SUBSCRIPTIONS, INCLUDING Robert Bloch CANADA AND MEXICO, MUST BE PAID IN 22 NOISE LEVEL Don Wollheim US$ cheques or money orders, except By John Brunner Ian Covell to subscription agencies.
    [Show full text]
  • Cambridge University Press 978-1-316-61804-2 — the Cambridge History of the English Short Story Edited by Dominic Head Index More Information
    Cambridge University Press 978-1-316-61804-2 — The Cambridge History of the English Short Story Edited by Dominic Head Index More Information Index Authors’ short stories are listed before their story collections and longer works. Aaron, Jane, A View Across the Valley, ‘The Swords’, 459 Short Stories by Women from Wales, ‘The Trains’, 405, 459 c.1850–1950, 574 ‘The Unsettled Dust’, 459 Abbott, Edward, Flatland, 431 ‘The View’, 460 Abel-Watters, G., People Your Mother Warned ‘The Wine-Dark Sea’, 460 You About, 306 The Attempted Rescue, 459 Academy, 418 Aidoo, Ama Ata, 380 Achebe, Chinua, 107, 378, 380, 381, 568 ‘For Whom Things Did Not Change’, 380 ‘Akueke’, 379 Diplomatic Pounds, 380 ‘Girls at War’, 379 The Girl Who Can, 380 ‘The Madman’, 379 No Sweetness Here, 380 ‘Vengeful Creditor’, 379 Ainsworth, Harrison, 564 Arrow of God, 379 Albemarle, 124, 129 Girls at War, 379 Alderman, Naomi, 338 Things Fall Apart, 379 Alice in Storyland, 602 Ackroyd, Peter, 318 Aldington, Richard, 161 Addison, Joseph, 37, 44 ‘The Case of Lieutenant Hall’, 158, 159 The Spectator, 38 ‘Nobody’s Baby’, 482 Adichie, Chimamanda Ngozi Roads to Glory, 158 ‘Arranged Marriage’, 381 Soft Answers, 482 ‘The Headstrong Historian’, 381 Aldiss, Brian, 432, 433, 435, 437, 438 ‘Imitation’, 381 ‘Psyclops’, 437 ‘Jumping Monkey Hill’, 381 Barefoot in the Head, 437 The Thing Around Your Neck, 381 The Canopy of Time, 438 Adnan, Etel, 288 Penguin Science Fiction, 437 Aesop, 389 SF Horizons, 437 Aesop’s Fables, 84 Space, Time and Nathaniel, 437 African Literature Today, 378 Aldrich,
    [Show full text]
  • “Why the Geese Shrieked” Isaac Bashevis Singer's
    “WHY THE GEESE SHRIEKED” ISAAC BASHEVIS SINGER’S WORK BETWEEN MYSTICISM AND SCEPTICISM Khayke Beruriah Wiegand ABSTRACT: In a chapter of his memoirs, the acclaimed Yiddish writer Isaac Bashevis Singer grants his readers some insight into the life of his father’s rabbinic household in Warsaw – a household full of contrasts and tensions between his parents’ conflicting personalities, between Hasidic and Mitnagdic tendencies and between mysticism and scepticism. Both his father’s mysticism and his mother’s scepticism were formative influences on Bashevis, and his writing constantly vacillates between these two world-views. Bashevis is well-known for his short stories about demons, dybbuks and other supernatural phenomena, but it is interesting to note that at times his demons clearly seem to be external manifestations of internal, psychological states of being, whereas at other times no rational explanation for an apparent supernatural phenomenon can be found. Bashevis’s narrators and protagonists constantly question God and express their scepticism about traditional Jewish beliefs, while, on the other hand, they are deeply influenced by Jewish mystical ideas. The conflict between rationalism and mysticism, between modern philosophy and Jewish religious beliefs, especially Kabbalistic ideas, never gets resolved in Bashevis’s works, but this continuous tension is exactly what makes Bashevis such a great writer! In My Father’s Court), entitled) מײַ ן טאַטנס בית-דין שטוב In the second chapter of his memoirs Why the Geese Shrieked”), the acclaimed Yiddish writer Isaac“) ”פאַרװאָס די גענדז האָבן געשריגן“ Bashevis Singer (1904 – 1991) grants his readers some significant insight into the life of his father’s rabbinic household on Krokhmalne-gas (ulica Krochmalna) in Warsaw, a household full of contrasts and tensions between his parents’ conflicting personalities, between Hasidic and Mitnagdic tendencies and between mysticism and scepticism.1 Bashevis’s father, Rabbi Pinkhes-Mendl Zinger, was descended from an illustrious line of rabbis, scholars and Kabbalists.
    [Show full text]
  • Class of Nonviolence Colman Mccarthy
    THE CLASS OF NONVIOLENCE designed by Colman McCarthy Class of Nonviolence 1 ISBN 1440441480 EAN-13 9781440441486 The Class of Nonviolence was developed by Colman McCarthy of the Center for Teaching Peace 4501 Van Ness Street, NW, Washington, D.C. 20016 202.537.1372 2 Class of Nonviolence Table of Contents Readings for Lesson One If We Listen Well by Edward Guinan . 7 Nonviolent Response to Assault by Gerald Vanderhaar . 11 Human Nature Isn’t Inherently Violent by Alfie Kohn . 15 Axioms of Nonviolence by Lanzo del Vasto . 18 Teaching Reverence for Life by Albert Schweitzer . 23 Students Astutely Aware by Colman McCarthy . 26 Readings for Lesson Two Doctrine of the Sword by Mohandas Gandhi . 30 Gandhi in the ‘Postmodern’ Age by Sanford Krolick and Betty Cannon . 33 Family Satyagraha by Eknath Easwaren . 39 Ahimsa by Eknath Easwaren . 41 My Faith in Nonviolence by Mohandas Gandhi . 43 Love by Mohandas Gandhi . 45 A Pause From Violence by Colman McCarthy . 47 Readings for Lesson Three Love is the Measure by Dorothy Day . 52 Poverty and Precarity by Dorothy Day . 54 Undeclared War to Declared War by Dorothy Day . 56 This Money is Not Ours by Dorothy Day . 58 The Scandal of the Works of Mercy by Dorothy Day . 62 Dorothy Day by Colman McCarthy . 65 Readings for Lesson Four Martin Luther King, Jr. by Charles De Benedetti . 72 Loving Your Enemies by Martin Luther King, Jr. 77 Declaration of Independence from the War in Vietnam by Martin Luther King, Jr. 80 Pilgrimage to Nonviolence by Martin Luther King, Jr. 83 King and Pacifism: The Other Dimension by Colman McCarthy .
    [Show full text]
  • Rozbor Amerických Povídek Isaaca Bashevise Singera an Analysis of the American Short Stories of Isaac Bashevis Singer
    Jihočeská univerzita v Českých Budějovicích Pedagogická fakulta Katedra anglistiky Bakalářská práce Rozbor amerických povídek Isaaca Bashevise Singera An Analysis of the American Short Stories of Isaac Bashevis Singer Vypracovala: Mgr. Martina Salhiová Vedoucí práce: PhDr. Christopher Erwin Koy, M.A., Ph.D. České Budějovice 2013 Prohlašuji, že jsem bakalářskou práci na téma An Analysis of the American Short Stories of Isaac Bashevis Singer vypracovala samostatně s použitím pramenů uvedených v bibliografii. Prohlašuji, že v souladu s § 47b zákona č. 111/1998 Sb. v platném znění souhlasím se zveřejněním své bakalářské práce, a to v nezkrácené podobě, elektronickou cestou ve veřejně přístupné části databáze STAG provozované Jihočeskou univerzitou v Českých Budějovicích na jejích internetových stránkách. Datum: 30. 4. 2013 Podpis:Martina Salhiová Poděkování Ráda bych poděkovala svému vedoucímu práce - panu doktoru Christopheru Koyovi – za cenné rady, velkou trpělivost a přátelský přístup. Acknowledgment I would like to thank Mr. PhDr. Christopher Koy, M.A., Ph.D., the leader of this bachelor thesis, for his valuable advice, extraordinary patience, and friendly attitude. Anotace Cílem této bakalářské práce je analyzovat vybrané povídky ze čtyř sbírek Issaca Bashevise Singera, nositele Nobelovy ceny za literaturu, který popisuje zkušenosti židovského přistěhovalce ve Spojených státech amerických, velmi často mezi lidmi, kteří přežili holokaust a usídlili se v New Yorku a v Miami Beach. Práce ukazuje, jak imigranti prožívají proces přechodu od původní kultury k americké (process of whiteness) a tzv. americký sen jako novodobý mýtus, dále podmínky pro adaptaci a asimilaci židovských hrdinů a hrdinek v jazykové a náboženské oblasti, v manželství, ve zvycích i v jiných projevech starého židoevropského světa ve srovnání s americkou kulturou.
    [Show full text]