Jacques Rancière (Substance, vol. 33, nº1, 2004)

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Issue 103 (Volume 33, Number 1), 2004

Special Issue:  Contemporary Thinker Jacques Rancière

Edited by: Eric Méchoulan

CONTENTS:

Méchoulan, Eric.  Introduction: On the Edges of Jacques Rancière

Rancière, Jacques.  The Politics of Literature

Guénoun, Solange. Cassidy, Richard, tr.   Jacques Rancière's Freudian Cause

Rockhill, Gabriel.   The Silent Revolution

Déotte, Jean-Louis.  Lapidus, Roxanne, tr.   The Differences Between Rancière's Mésentente (Political Disagreement) and Lyotard's Différend

Conley, Tom.   A Fable of Film: Rancière's Anthony Mann

Garneau, Michèle. Cisneros, James, tr.   Film's Aesthetic Turn: A Contribution from Jacques Rancière

Bell, David F.   Writing, Movement/Space, Democracy: On Jacques Rancière's Literary History

Rancière, Jacques.   Jacques Rancière: A Bibliography

Reviews :

Reviews :

Herman, David, 1962-   Wittgenstein's Poker: The Story of a Ten-Minute Argument Between Two Great Philosophers

Hewitt, Leah Dianne.   Nathalie Sarraute, Fiction and Theory: Questions of Difference

Le Hir, Marie-Pierre.   Pierre Bourdieu: A Critical Introduction

Thomas, Jean-Jacques.   Roland Barthes: A Beginner's Guide

Pulju, Rebecca.   Enfants Terribles: Youth and Femininity in the Mass Media in France, 1945-1968