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Carpaccio, Saint Stephen, and the topography of Jerusalem

Marshall, David R. ( 1984)

Those buildings and topographical motifs in Jerusalem represented by Carpaccio in his Saint Stephen cycle are discussed, as are the ways in which they were represented by artists before Carpaccio. It can be deduced that Carpaccio's sole source for his renderings was in the woodcuts by Reuwich in the 1486 book by Breydenbach on the Holy Land. Suggestions of other sources and of a visit by Carpaccio may be discarded. Conclusions can be drawn about Carpaccio's approach to the representation of real landscape.
Gongula

FROW, JOHN ( 1984)

The “Text in Itself”: A Symposium. Part VII Gongula.
Marxism after structuralism

Frow, John A. ( 1984)

This paper, which focuses on two recent bhe Polooks of Marxist literary theory, Frederic Jameson's The Political Unconscious and Terry Eagleton's Walter Benjamin or Towards a Revolutionary Criticism, continues some of themes of a previous article on "Structuralist Marxism". In that piece I was mainly interested in exploring some of the limits of Althusserian structuralism; here I want to concentrate on the impact on Marxism of poststructuralist theory.
From text to work: Roland Barthes and medieval textuality

TRIGG, STEPHANIE ( 1984)
The Boeotian Count (on the poetry of Les A. Murray)

TRIGG, STEPHANIE ( 1984)