[...] In the last post I asked a question related to David Greetham’s metaphor of membranous transmission between archives. In conceiving of a text as an archive (of knowledge, voices, attitudes, values) consisting of inter-membranous citations, this text interrogates its tutor text, and also itself. How must Proust be read here through the collect of its church motif (citations) and through the heterogeneous images (also citations) that supplement it? [...]
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1. Ecclesiastical Proust Arc&hellip | May 4th, 2008 at 1:24 pm
[...] In the last post I asked a question related to David Greetham’s metaphor of membranous transmission between archives. In conceiving of a text as an archive (of knowledge, voices, attitudes, values) consisting of inter-membranous citations, this text interrogates its tutor text, and also itself. How must Proust be read here through the collect of its church motif (citations) and through the heterogeneous images (also citations) that supplement it? [...]
2. Ecclesiastical Proust Arc&hellip | May 16th, 2008 at 5:03 pm
[...] (Continued from this post and this post.) [...]
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