Without Within: Parenthetic Interferences in Reception History
Without Within turns to the figure of parenthesis to broach fresh lines of inquiry in Classical Reception Studies. Either as a rhetorical figure or a syntactic loophole, the parenthetic statement or inserted aside is somehow too marginal to be incorporated into the main discourse yet too important to eliminate. Although dismissible, it is not dismissed. With […]
Philology of the Flesh
Security: Politics, Humanity, and the Philology of Care
