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At the Roots of the Stars: The Short Plays (Sun & Moon Classics) by Djuna Barnes, 2000-05-01 Im Dunkeln gehen. Briefe an Emily Coleman. by Djuna Barnes, Mary Lynn Broe, 2002-03-01 Greenwich as It is by Djuna Barnes, 1978-01-01 Ladies Almanack, Showing their signs and their tides; their moons andtheir changes; the seasons as it is with them. by Djuna [by a Lady of Fashion] Barnes, 1928 Ah My God: The Lament of Women by Djuna BARNES, 1987 Verführer an allen Ecken und Enden. Ratschläge für die kultivierte Frau. (Wagenbach SALTO) by Djuna Barnes, 1994-10-01 Antiphon by Djuna Barnes, 1997-06-13 New York. Geschichten und Reportagen aus einer Metropole. by Djuna Barnes, 2002-04-01 Solange es Frauen gibt, wie sollte da etwas vor die Hunde gehen? Acht Portraits. by Djuna Barnes, 1991-01-01 Ryder; With Illustrations By the Author by Djuna Barnes, 1979-01-01 Ryder by Djuna Barnes, 1987 Ladie's Almanach. Verfasst und illustriert von einer Lady of Fashion. by Djuna Barnes, 2003-04-01 The Book of Repulsive Women: 8 Rhythms and 5 Drawings (Sun & Moon Classics) by Djuna Barnes, 1994-10-01 Anthology of Magazine Verse for 1920: And Year Book of American Poetry by Conrad Aiken, Djuna Barnes, 2010-01-08

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61. Djuna Barnes Discussion
    Nightwood by barnes, djuna Released 02/1988. Collected Stories of djuna barnes (Sun and Moon Classics (Cloth), No 110) by barnes, djuna Released 10/1996.  
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62. ROWOHLT Verlag - Barnes, Djuna : New York
    Translate this page barnes, djuna New York Kein New York ist wie das von barnes. Mit einem unverwechselbaren und fast poetischen journalistischen  
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    Extractions: Kein New York ist wie das von Barnes. Mit einem unverwechselbaren und fast poetischen journalistischen Stil beschreibt die noch junge Schriftstellerin zwischen 1911 und 1918 ihr Greenwich Village. Sie besucht Preisboxkämpfe, Fahrstuhlführer oder Schulungsheime für Frauenrechtlerinnen. So entstehen faszinierende Bilder dieser Metropole voller Widersprüche.

63. Univ Of Delaware: From Inspiration To Publication: Public And Private Production
    barnes, djuna. Poe s mother selected drawings of djuna barnes / edited and with an introduction by Douglas Messerli. barnes, djuna.  
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64. L'Arc De Berà, S.A.: Llistat De Titols D'autor: Barnes, Djuna
    proveïdors. accés de proveïd. Llistat de títols de barnes, djuna. Si és una llibreria, vagi al accés exclusiu per clients. 1. ABOCADOR, L barnes, djuna.  
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65. ABOCADOR, L - Barnes, Djuna - L Arc De Berà, SA
    ABOCADOR, L barnes, djuna. Seix Barral, SA, Editorial col·lecció N/D ISBN 84322-9586-8 5,11 € Publicat 06/02/2001 12,5x19,5 cm.  
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66. Djuna Barnes (1892-1982)
    djuna barnes (18921982). Bibliography. Phillip Herring, djuna The Life and Work of djuna barnes, New York Viking Press, 1995, is the most recent biography.  
    http://www.college.hmco.com/english/heath/syllabuild/iguide/barnes.html
    
    Extractions: Djuna Barnes (1892-1982) Contributing Editor: Catharine R. Stimpson Problems with teaching Barnes are also opportunities. They include: (1) Her life and complicated childhood, e.g., a suffragist grandmother, a lecherous father; (2) her Bohemian adulthoodshe lived and worked in avant-garde circles in New York and Europe and was also bisexual; (3) her comic wit and anguished vision; and (4) the range of her writing. Because she was a professional writer, with no other income for the most part, she took on a gamut of styles (journalism, plays, poems, stories, burlesques). She often parodies older forms, e.g., Ryder , the bildungsroman, and picaresque novel. If students don't know the original, they miss her great wit. Her biography is still emerging, but tell the story of her life. Let students see her courage, adventurousness, and harsher characteristics, e.g., she traveled in hard-drinking circles. Critics/readers are rediscovering and recovering Barnes, seeing afresh how much she did, who she was, what her circles were, how much it mattered that she was a woman writer, how destructive that ghastly childhood was. Make the class part of the process of rediscovering and recovery, part of the adventure. Show students, too, what she was parodying, what part of literary history she was utilizing. Help students with her dualistic vision, her sense of contradiction and irony. We are born, but born to die. The womb is a tomb. We are corrupt, but we love and desire. We descend in order to ascend.

67. Order Books Online: Djuna Barnes
    Textkit Store Home. Your purchases help support this Free Education Website. Books djuna barnes. Books Selected Works of djuna barnes Spillway. The Antiphon.  
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68. Novel By Djuna Barnes
    First Words. How novels begin. barnes, djuna, Nightwood. Early in 1880, in spite of a wellfounded suspicion as to the advisability  
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    Extractions: Home Thank You Guestbook Sitemap ... Contact Barnes, Djuna, Nightwood "Early in 1880, in spite of a well-founded suspicion as to the advisability of perpetuating that race which has the sanction of the Lord and the disapproval of the people, Hedvig Volkbein, a Viennese woman of great strength and military beauty, lying upon a canopied bed of rich spectacular crimson, the valance stamped with the bifurcated wings of the House of Hapsburg, the feather coverlet an envelope of satin on which, in massive and tarnished gold threads, stood the Volkbein arms - gave birth, at the age of forty-five, to an only child, a son, seven days after her physician predicted that she would be taken."

69. Barnes, DjunaNightwood
    barnes, djuna Nightwood. 1937 The. New Classics. Cover Faded. Introduction by TS Eliot. 170 pages. Previous owner s name inscribed. Good with no dust jacket.  
    http://www.popula.com/sh/no_95/118880.htm

70. Barnes, Djuna ( A Lady Of Fashion)Ladies Almanack (Showing Their Signs & Tides;
    barnes, djuna ( A Lady Of Fashion) Ladies Almanack (Showing Their Signs Tides; Their Moons Their Changes; the Seasons As it is with Them; Their Eclipses  
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71. Knitting Circle Djuna Barnes
    djuna barnes Reading djuna barnes is like reading a foreign language, which you understand. . djuna barnes meant to write literature, and so she wrote the alien.  
    http://www.southbank-university.ac.uk/~stafflag/djunabarnes.html
    
    Extractions: Biography work bibliography U.S. journalist, arthor, illustrator, and playwright Her mother was the English woman Elizabeth Chappell. Her father was the unsuccessful American writer Wald Barnes. Djuna Barnes moved to New York City and attended the Pratt Institute (1911-1912) and studied with the Art Students League (1915). She began her career as a reporter and illustrator for magazines, under pseudonyms such as Lydia Steptoe, and Gunga Duhl the Pen Performer. She then became a writer of one-act plays and short stories. She wrote three experimental plays Three from the Earth An Irish Triangle , and Kurzy and the Sea which were produced in 1919-20 by the Provincetown Players. In 1920 she moved to Paris where she lived for most of the decade with her lover, the sculptor and silverpoint artist, Thelma Wood. Djuna Barnes was a member of the influential coterie of mostly lesbian women that included Natalie Barney and Janet Flanner After a break with Thelma Wood, Djuna Barnes went to England in 1931. She stayed at Peggy Guggenheim's rented country manor, Hayford Hall, along with writers Emily Coleman and Antonia White, and critic John Ferrar Holms. It was here that she wrote he best known work

72. BARNES (Djuna), THE ANTIPHON. A Play
    The Americanist. barnes (djuna) THE ANTIPHON. A Play NY Farrar, Straus Cudahy, (1958). 1st edition. See Messerli 7. Octavo (approx  
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    Extractions: The Americanist BARNES (Djuna) THE ANTIPHON. A Play 1st edition. See Messerli 7. Octavo (approx 9 x 5.5 inches), original reddish-purple cloth, spine lettered in gilt with background of title in gray, original dust wrapper with spine panel a little age darkened, small piece gone from top of spine panel, overall very good. This item is listed on Bibliopoly by The Americanist ; click here for further details.

73. Barnes, Djuna - Vita
    Translate this page djuna barnes. *1982 in Cornwall-on-Hudson/USA, +1982 in New York/USA. Stationen ua Während des Parisaufenthalts lernt sie James  
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    Extractions: Djuna Barnes *1982 in Cornwall-on-Hudson/USA, +1982 in New York/USA Stationen u.a. Während des Parisaufenthalts lernt sie James Joyce und Telma Wood kennen, mit der sie eine Liebesbeziehung beginnt. Stationen in Berlin, Wien, Budapest, Tanger, London. Lebt seit 1941 zurückgezogen in Greenwich Village/New York. Arbeitsgebiete: Gedicht, Erzählung, Roman, Theaterstück, Essay Auszeichnungen/Ehrungen/Preise (Auswahl) Veröffentlichungen (Auswahl) Ryder , Roman (1928). Nightwood/Nachtgewächs (1936/1959 - Übertragung Wolfgang Hildesheimer The Antiphon , Theaterstück (1958). Eine Nacht auf Pferden , Prosa (1994). Hinter dem Herzen , Kurzprosa (1994, Wagenbach). Buchbestellung I home I e-mail 0302-0404 © LYRIKwelt

74. Djuna Barnes: An Amazing Woman
    Please update your bookmark or link to point to www.amybrown.net/women/djuna.html. You will be automatically redirected in 10 seconds.  
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75. Gender Inn: Thematischer Suchindex
    Translate this page Wurzel des Thesaurus Disziplin 115 Literaturwissenschaft AutorInnen und Werke 1770 barnes, djuna /USA 1782 barnes, Nightwood 1784 barnes, Kurzy of the Sea 1785  
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76. Antiphon: A Play; Author: Barnes, Djuna; Paperback
    Antiphon A Play. Author barnes, djuna Series 54; Green Integer Books; Paperback Green Integer ISBN 1892295563 The play is unusual; even the author observes  
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    Extractions: The play is unusual; even the author observes in her cautionary note that a misreading of The Antiphon is not possible; and she herself described the work as a closet-drama. However, upon its original publication, Dag Hammarskjold translated this highly poetic and theatrical play into Swedish, and it was performed at the Royal Swedish Theater to mostly positive reviews. There have been few notable productions since then, but The Antiphon remains on of Barnes's most compelling poetic achievements, fitting comfortably alongside the great prose masterwork Nightwood

77. Dr.dk > Musik > Tema: Danske Dj's
    DJ Profil, print artikel. djuna barnes Dansk DJ Oprindelige navn Maria Gerhardt Fødselsdato 25. januar 1978 Af Katrine Ring. djuna barnes.  
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78. Aktuelle Bücher: Ladies Almanach., Barnes, Djuna:
    Translate this page Aktuelle Bücher Ladies Almanach., barnes, DjunaBücher (Romane, Belletristik, Krimis, Lyrik) mit Infos über Titel, Autoren, Verlage, Kategorien und Genres  
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79. Knitting Circle Djuna Barnes
    djuna barnes. Born 12th. djuna barnes moved to New York City and attended the Pratt Institute (19111912) and studied with the Art Students League (1915).  
    http://myweb.lsbu.ac.uk/~stafflag/djunabarnes.html
    
    Extractions: Biography work bibliography U.S. journalist, arthor, illustrator, and playwright Her mother was the English woman Elizabeth Chappell. Her father was the unsuccessful American writer Wald Barnes. Djuna Barnes moved to New York City and attended the Pratt Institute (1911-1912) and studied with the Art Students League (1915). She began her career as a reporter and illustrator for magazines, under pseudonyms such as Lydia Steptoe, and Gunga Duhl the Pen Performer. She then became a writer of one-act plays and short stories. She wrote three experimental plays Three from the Earth An Irish Triangle , and Kurzy and the Sea which were produced in 1919-20 by the Provincetown Players. In 1920 she moved to Paris where she lived for most of the decade with her lover, the sculptor and silverpoint artist, Thelma Wood. Djuna Barnes was a member of the influential coterie of mostly lesbian women that included Natalie Barney and Janet Flanner After a break with Thelma Wood, Djuna Barnes went to England in 1931. She stayed at Peggy Guggenheim's rented country manor, Hayford Hall, along with writers Emily Coleman and Antonia White, and critic John Ferrar Holms. It was here that she wrote he best known work

80. Left Bank Review - Djuna Barnes, Profile
    djuna barnes to Emily Holmes Coleman. djuna barnes, Tortured Genius 1892 - 1982. djuna barnes, Dictionary of Literary Biography (1981 ed.), IX, 57 – 61.  
    http://www.leftbankreview.com/profiles/DjunaBarnes.html
    
    Extractions: The tones and themes that fill the poetry and fiction Djuna Barnes wrote were set early in her life. Born into a dysfunctional New York family in 1892, her childhood was anything but normal. Barnes was born near Cornwall-on-Hudson, growing up there and on a Long Island farm. Her father was Wald Barnes (having chosen his mother’s name over his father’s), an extreme nonconformist who did not work at a real job until after his mother's death when he was in his fifties. Djuna’s mother was Elizabeth Chappell, an English wife who obediently endured her husband’s views, mistresses, and sexual molestation of their daughter. Zadel Turner Barnes , Djuna’s grandmother, also lived in the home, though she would remarry later and live abroad, but her influence on her granddaughter remained strong. In fact letters that she wrote to Djuna were pornographic, implying sexual activity between them, and leaving scholars to wonder if her grandmother, as well as her father, had an incestuous relationship with young Djuna. Also in Djuna’s childhood home were her two younger brothers as well as the mistress of the day and any children she might have had. Barnes’ novel

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