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The Book of Repulsive Women: And Other Poems by Djuna Barnes, 2006-05-28 The Ladies Almanack by Djuna Barnes, 2010-05-23 Nightwood (New Edition) by Djuna Barnes, 2006-09-26 Creatures in an Alphabet by Djuna Barnes, 1982-10 Djuna Barnes, T. S. Eliot and the Gender Dynamics of Modernism: Tracing Nightwood (Studies in Major Literary Authors) by Monika Faltejskova, 2009-11-04 Djuna: The Life and Work of Djuna Barnes by Phillip Herring, 1996-12-01 Collected Stories (Sun & Moon Classics) by Djuna Barnes, 2000-04-01 Nightwood: The Original Version and Related Drafts by Djuna Barnes, 1995-08-05 The Antiphon (Green Integer) by Djuna Barnes, 2000-04-01 Ryder (American Literature Series) by Djuna Barnes, 1990-05-01 Formidable Miss Barnes: Life of Djuna Barnes by Andrew Field, 1983-08-22 The Selected Works of Djuna Barnes by Djuna Barnes, 1962 The Selected Works of Djuna Barnes by Djuna Barnes, 1998-06-22 Interviews (Sun & Moon Classics) by Djuna Barnes, 1985-03

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1. Djuna Barnes
   Djuna Barnes page, including biography, bibliography, Introductory essay to Nightwood by TS Eliot and photoss.  
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2. Barnes, Djuna: Nightwood. The Original Version And Related Drafts
   Translate this page 7-28. barnes djunaAnfang. Verfügbare Ausgaben. Nachtgewächs. Frankfurt am Main Suhrkamp, 1993. Taschenbuch, 191 Seiten. barnes djunaAnfang.  
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4. Barnes Djuna
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5. Zitate Von Djuna Chappell Barnes
   zurück Djuna Chappell Barnes 12.6. 1892 Cornwallon-Hudson, NY – 18.6. 1982 New York. barnes djunaDjuna Barnes. Nightwood. Death  
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6. Barnes, Djuna (1892-1982)
   Barnes, Djuna (18921982). ANDRE RESSURSER. Barnes, Djuna/ Nightwood lit-med kommentar; Djuna Barnes (1892-1982) hmco kursmaterialer;  
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   Translate this page Suche nach barnes djuna 2 Titel gefunden barnes djuna Nordamerikanische Literatur Bestellnummer 64793 CHF 14.00 EUR 9.24, stapeln/ bestellen.  
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8. Djuna Barnes - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
   Djuna Barnes. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Djuna Barnes (June 12, 1892 June 18, 1982) was one of the key figures in Bohemian Paris.  
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   Extractions: Log in Help From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Djuna Barnes June 12 June 18 ) was one of the key figures in Bohemian Paris . Her novel Nightwood became a cult work of modern fiction, helped by an introduction written by T.S. Eliot , and stands out for its portrayal of lesbian themes. Table of contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 Early Life and Writings 5 External links Barnes was born into Cornwall-on-Hudson , a New York artists' colony. Her father was an artist and her mother a writer. In the early 1900s, she studied art in the Pratt Institute and the Arts Students League . By , she was writing and illustrating a regular column for The Brooklyn Daily Eagle . In , she published a collection of poems called The Book of Repulsive Women In , after a failed marriage, Barnes moved to Paris with letters of introduction to Ezra Pound and James Joyce and soon entered the Parisian world of expatriate bohemians who were at the forefront of the modernist movement. Her circle in Paris included Pound, Joyce

9. Poetry Previews: Djuna Barnes
   Djuna Barnes Collected Stories Edited with an Introduction by Phillip Herring Sun Moon Press Soft 488 pp. Guest Reviewer Peter Klappert  
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   Extractions: Guest Reviewer Peter Klappert (Though not poetry, this collection brings together the work of an artist whose writing has influenced, and continues to influence, many poets and writers.) If one short novel is enough to establish a writer as "major," and it is, then Djuna Barnes (1892-1982) achieved that distinction in 1936, when Nightwood was published in London. The first edition carried an introduction by T.S. Eliot which has accompanied subsequent printings and in which he praises "the great achievement of a style, the beauty of phrasing, the brilliance of wit and characterization, and a quality of horror and doom very nearly related to that of Elizabethan tragedy." Later, with enthusiasm that just manages to outshine an absurd, lamentable hyperbole, the language-addicted poet Dylan Thomas called Nightwood "One of the three great prose books ever written by a woman." [ Click to Order Barnes Collected Stories (soft $) ] In addition to its many incidental pleasures, three things make Nightwood powerful and compelling: the dark brifliance of the writing, which is by turns aphoristic, satirical, witty, passionate, musical, melancholy, sonorous, biblical and funereal; the love story of Robin Vote and Nora Flood, two American women on the Left Bank in the incredible Paris of the 1920s; and Dr. Matthew Mighty-grain-o-sand Dante O'Connor, the novel's Tiresian commentator, confessor, and chorus. It is now widely known that Robin was modeled on the great love of Barnes' life, Thelma Wod, Nora on Barnes herself, and Dr. O'Connor on the Irish-American, quack doctor, sometime abortionist, flamboyantly campy homosexual and cafe raconteur, Daniel Mahoney.

10. Djuna Barnes
    Djuna Barnes. Djuna Barnes (18921982) was one of the key figures in Bohemian Paris. Her 1936 novel Nightwood became a cult work of lesbian fiction.  
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    Extractions: Main Page See live article Alphabetical index Djuna Barnes ) was one of the key figures in Bohemian Paris . Her novel Nightwood became a cult work of lesbian fiction. Barnes was born into Cornwall-on-Hudson, a New York artists' colony. Her father was an artist and her mother a writer. In the early 1900s, she studied art in the Pratt Institute and the Arts Students League. By , she was writing and illustrating a regular column for The Brooklyn Daily Eagle . In , she published a collection of poems called The Book of Repulsive Women In , after a failed marriage, Barnes moved to Paris with letters of introduction to Ezra Pound and James Joyce and soon entered the Parisian world of expatriate bohemians who were at the forefront of the modernist movement. Her circle in Paris included Pound, Joyce, Gertrude Stein , Robert McAlmon, Natalie Barney Peggy Guggenheim , and Kay Boyle. In Paris, Barnes published a second book of poetry, A Book in (enlarged edition A Book - A Night Among the Horses ) and a novel

11. Djuna Barnes
    Djuna Barnes (18921982). Djuna Barnes, American Literature on the Web, College of Foreign Languages, Nagasaki, Japan Professor  
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    Extractions: Djuna Barnes (1892-1982) Djuna Barnes , American Literature on the Web, College of Foreign Languages, Nagasaki, Japan: Professor Akihito Ishikawa's collection of unannotated links. Considering the limited presence Barnes has on the web, this isn't a bad place to begin.-MJM Djuna Barnes , The Knitting Circle, Southbank University, UK: With an emphasis on a Gay Studies perspective, site includes a brief biography, as well as bibliographies about Barnes's work and Barnes criticism.-MJM Djuna Barnes Page , Studiocleo.com: This attractive, web-savvy site includes a biography, T. S. Eliot's "Introduction to Nightwood," and a solid bibliography of works by and about the writer.-MJM Papers of Djuna Barnes , University of Maryland: This extensive PDF file (you'll need Acrobat Reader™ to view it) includes an extensive (72 page) index of materials available for study at the University of Maryland. An invaluable resource for serious Barnes's scholars.-MJM

12. Ladies' Almanac Djuna Barnes
    Ladies Almanac Djuna Barnes. Title Ladies Almanac barnes djuna Djuna Barnes Subject Fiction Category Fiction General Format Paperback  
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13. Djuna Barnes
    Djuna Barnes Resources for the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer communities at QueerTheory.com annotated links, book reviews, new and used books  
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    Extractions: Find A Subject Online Resources Texts: Djuna Barnes Used Books: Djuna Barnes Add a Resource Nightwood : The Original Version and Related Drafts by Djuna Barnes , Cheryl J. Plumb (Editor) "Written in convoluted and poetic language, Nightwood Nightwood circles and spirals, swirling around the shadowy plot to create a timeless tale of love and tragedy" Heather Downey "Djuna Barnes remains a reminder of the Road Not Yet Taken international, devious, perverse, verbally abundant, psychologically subtle." Edmund White, Voice Literary Supplement 11-95 "Admired by Joyce, Nightwood is as important to the history of the 20th century novel as Finnegans Wakeand more readable." Miranda Seymour, New York Times Book Review 11-26-95 "Nightwood . . . is one of the top ten novels written this century and is undoubtedly . . . one of the greatest gay novels ever written. It is a magnificent, passionate, lyrical work which probes deep beneath the surface skin of life where so many novels are content to stay. . . . The editor, Cheryl J. Plumb, is to be congratulated . . . It is a work which goes on resonating after every reading." Gay Times 3-96

14. Søgeresultat - Bibliotek.dk
    SØGERESULTAT, Du har søgt på barnes djuna, 2003. viii, 104 s. Forlag Northcote House Sprog Engelsk Emne Barnes, Djuna, 18921982.  
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15. Djuna Barnes - Encyclopedia Article About Djuna Barnes. Free Access, No Registra
    encyclopedia article about Djuna Barnes. Djuna Barnes in Free online English dictionary, thesaurus and encyclopedia. Djuna Barnes.  
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16. Dalkey Archive Press: Djuna Barnes
    Djuna Barnes. Titles Available. worth purchasing. We need as much of Djuna Barnes writing available as possible. Chicago Tribune.  
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    Extractions: SPECIAL SALEany 100 Dalkey titles for $500 "Now this be a Tale of as fine a Wench as ever wet Bed. . . . Thus begins this Almanack, which all Ladies should carry about with them, as the Priest his Breviary, as the Cook his Recipes, as the Doctor his Physic, as the Bride her Fears, and as the Lion his Roar!" Barnes's affectionate lampoon of the expatriate lesbian community in Paris was privately printed in 1928. Arranged by month, it records the life and loves of Dame Evangeline Musset (modeled after salon hostess Natalie Barney) in a robust style taken from Shakespeare and Robert Burton's "Anatomy of Melancholy," and is illustrated throughout with Barnes's own drawings. This new edition is a facsimile of the 1928 edition with the addition of an afterword providing details on the book's origins and a key to its real-life models.

17. 'Shadows' By Djuna Barnes
    Djuna Barnes Shadows A little trellis stood beside my head, And all the tiny fruitage of its vine Fashioned a shadowy cover to my bed, And I was madly drunk on  
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18. Djuna Barnes: An Amazing Woman
    djuna barnes. an amazing woman. djuna barnes (18921982). djuna barnes. To be one s self is the most shocking custom of all. .  
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    Extractions: Djuna Barnes (1892-1982) "To be 'one's self' is the most shocking custom of all." Djuna Barnes was an amazing writer, illustrator, and woman. Because she is one of the the least-known women on this site, my page on her will be a bit different from the others. My approach to describing Djuna's place as an amazing woman will be mostly a biographical account of her life. Once you read it, you will have little doubt why I think she's an amazing woman! The full biography is forthcoming. For now, here's a bare-bones version. Djuna Barnes was born in 1892 in Cornwall-on-Hudson, New York, and died in 1982 in New York City. However, much of her life was lived far from New York. She was an author of fiction, poetry, and plays, who started out as a freelance journalist and illustrator in New York in 1913. Her talent and her connections with the artistic community in Greenwich Village soon led to the publication of her poetry and to the production of several of her plays. Assignments from magazines took her to Europe in 1921, where she lived until 1939. During that time she published several book-length works, including the novel Nightwood , which is considered her masterpiece. In 1940 she moved to Greenwich Village, where she lived for the remainder of her life. She continued to write poetry up until her death, though little was published. While decisively disregarded as a major author and member of the literary canon, the novelty of her work and fascination of her characters have securely placed her in the aesthetic annals of literature's history.

19. Djuna Barnes
    djuna barnes was born in Cornwallon-Hudson. Her wealthy Island. Elizabeth (Chappel) barnes, djuna s mother, was an English violinist. djuna  
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    Extractions: A B C D ... Z by birthday from the calendar Credits and feedback Djuna Chappell Barnes (1892-1982) Avant-garde American writer, illustrator, playwright, a well-known figure in the literary scenes of Paris and London before World War II. Barnes's experimental work is characterized by malevolent characters, dark humor, and decadent flavor. Her most famous novel, Nightwood T.S. Eliot 's recommendations. "Barnes knew most intimately many lesbians, such as the subjects of her in-joke satire, Ladies Almanack , including Natalie Barney, Janet Flanner, and Dolly Wilde, who had absolutely no relationship to the women she described in Nightwood ... Barnes also knew enough to agree with Natalie Barney that Proust 's treatment of flighty lesbians who follow gay male patterns of cruising and sexual contacts in R emembrance of Things Past was "improbable." Yet Barnes's treatment in her own novel was not much different. It attests to the power of literary images over lesbian writers that, even after criticizing Proust's lies, Barnes called on her knowledge of lesbians in literature rather than in life in order to write her own novel." (Lillian Faderman in Surpassing the Love of Men Djuna Barnes was born in Cornwall-on-Hudson. Her wealthy and free-spirited father, Henry Budington ("Wald") Barnes, was an unsuccessful painter, who ran a farm on Long Island. Elizabeth (Chappel) Barnes, Djuna's mother, was an English violinist. Djuna was raised by her mother and her suffragist grandmother. She and the four other children of the family were taught outside the school system. Her father influenced deeply her development as an artist. According to Andrew Field's biography, she could have suffered some psychosexual abuse at home. In her works, Barnes's vision of love contains an element of incest. On the other hand, this atmosphere of understated perversity was typical for

20. Barnes, Djuna Nightwood
    Literature Annotations. barnes, djuna. Nightwood. Genre. Novel (170 pp.)  
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    Extractions: Nightwood Genre Novel (170 pp.) Keywords Family Relationships Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual Issues Grief Love ... Suffering Summary This strange little tale, set in western Europe, revolves around the shifting relationships among an American doctor, a would-be Austrian baron, a circus performer, and the American woman, Robin, who is to become the nemesis of them all. The plot is unfolded in a long series of conversations, many convoluted by their stream-of-consciousness style, rather than in observed action. The physician (it is never clearly stated that he is a fully trained physician but the point is probably moot, since he assumes the role), the most consistently present and verbal character, is a study in contradictions. He is essentially never portrayed in a classic physician role, but much is made of his profession. This may be explained by the fact that it is his profession that justifies his central positionhe knows and is in the confidence of all other characters. The reader follows, by means of the long and complex dialogues, Robin's systematic destruction of a chain of male and female lovers in what appears to be an obsessive desire for self-destruction.

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