Susan Manning Livres

Exploring the distinctive traits of Scottish and American literatures, this book offers a unique interpretation that highlights their cultural and thematic connections. It delves into the historical contexts and influences that shape these literary traditions, providing insights into their evolution and significance. Through comparative analysis, the author uncovers the shared values and divergent paths of these two rich literary landscapes.

"The first volume in English to examine Mary Wigman's overall career, to study in depth all her major dances, and to analyze her relationship with National Socialism. It treats this material within a framework of feminist and political thought that is rigorous and intellectually provocative. The book will be a major addition to the literature of dance history."--Lynn Garafola, author of Diaghilev's Ballets Russes "This is cultural history in the best sense of the word: a critical rereading of specific representations as a way of reconceptualizing the broader historiography of an entire field."--David Bathrick, co-editor of Modernity and the Text "Summons up the complexity of dance's relation to its gendered and political surround by providing lucid examples of how dance as a cultural practice embodies key values and beliefs. Manning's book gives us an elegant and persuasive model for interpreting the ideological content of choreographic form. It promises to be one of the finest dance histories of our time."--Susan L. Foster, author of Reading Dancing

Exploring the distinctive traits of Scottish and American literatures, this book offers a unique interpretation that highlights the cultural and historical influences shaping each literary tradition. Through comparative analysis, it delves into themes, styles, and the evolution of narratives, providing insights into how these two literatures reflect their respective societies. The work aims to deepen the understanding of the connections and divergences between Scotland's and America's literary landscapes.

Offers an exploration of anime, manga, and Japanese popular culture.

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Focusing on literary character, this study presents a comparative analysis of transatlantic literature throughout history. It explores diverse narratives and their cultural implications, examining how characters are shaped by and reflect broader societal themes. The work offers insights into the evolution of literary figures across different contexts, making connections between various literary traditions and historical moments.