REIJEN, WILLEM/WILLEM G, WESTSTEIJN [EDS.]. — Subjectivity.

Amsterdam-Atlanta, Rodopi. 2000. Original publisher's paper-covered boards, pictorial frontcover, large 8vo: [vi], 330pp., [xij], 12 contributions, graphs., notes, bibliographical notes. Contents: 1. Mario Moroni: Dynamics of Subjectivity in the Historical Avant-Garde. 2. Hubert van den Berg: Dadaist Subjectivity and the Politics of Indifference. On Some Contrasts and Correspondences between Dada in Zürich and Berlin. 3. Christine van Boheemen: Subjectivity in a Post-Colonial Symbolic. The Anxiety of Joyce. 4. Annelies Schulte Nordholt: Proust and Subjectivity. 5. Matthijs Engelberts: A Glimpse of the Self. Defence of Subjectivity in Beckett and his Later Theatre. 6. Willem G. Weststeijn: The Subject in Modern Russian Poetry. 7. Manfred Frank: Self-Awareness and Self-Knowledge. Mental Familiarity and Epistemic Self-Ascription. 8. Willem van Reijen: Tested to the Breaking Point: Postmodernity in Modernity. 9. Boris Groys: The Russian Novel as a Serial Murder or The Poetics of Bureaucracy. 10. Albrecht von Massow: Subjectivity as a Basic Presupposition of Modernity in Music. 11. Patricia Pisters: New Subjectivity in Cinema. The Vertigo of Strange Days. 12. Saskia Kersenboom: It Takes Three to Epistemology. Very fine copy - as new. Volume 12: Avant-Garde Critical Studies.