Name Index
Aguinaga, Carlos Blanco, et al. 134 –136
Althusser, Louis 3
,
98 –101 108
,
113
,
126
,
146
Anderson, Benedict 5n8
,
104
,
115
,
164
Anievas, Alexander and Kerem Nişancioğlu 130n5
Aristophanes 242
,
255
Aristotle 8 –10 13 –14 17
,
204
,
250 –251
Bakhtin, Mikhaïl Mikhaïlovich: Dialogism 1
,
8 –166
anticipation and prevention 27 –33
the authoritative utterance and dialogical conflict 85 –90
Carnival laughter 240 –250 267
,
269
dialogical addressivity and “becoming” 9 –10 19 –21
Dostoevsky and the prevention of “becoming” 35
in literature and through speech genres 21 –24
versus systematicity 8 –9
Baltrusaitis, Jurgis 211
Barber, C.L. 239 –240
Barker, Francis 145
Barthes, Roland 108
,
108n9
,
209
Benjamin, Walter 62n51
,
187
,
234
,
273
Bercé, Yves-Marie 243
Berman, Marshall 66 –68 73n71
Bernays, Edward 119 –122
Bernheimer, Charles 51n33
Bernini 190
,
203
Billig, Michael 245 –255 256 –257
Brandist, Craig 2n2
,
28 –29
Braudel, Fernand 132 –134
Brecht, Bertolt 154
,
160n52
Bristol, M.D. 159n49
Burke, Edmund 240
Butler, Judith 99
Casalduero, Joaquín 39n7
Cascardi, Anthony J. 235 –238
Cassirer, Ernst 2
,
10 –12 17
,
196 –197 271
Certeau, Michel de 5
,
167 –170 203
Cervantes, Miguel de 6
,
172 –173 173n11
,
175
,
201
–
202
,
207
,
215 –219 221 –235
Chernyshevsky 60
Chesterfield, P, S., Earl of 252
Chomsky, Noam 9
,
92
Clastres, Pierre 158 –159
Close, Anthony 220
,
251
Cohen, Walter 135
Debord, Guy 138 –139
Deleuze, Gilles 88
,
113 –114
Descartes, René 140
–
141
,
150n41
Dostoevsky, Fyodor 2 –3 21
,
24
,
31
,
35
,
37 –39
Brothers Karamazov 118n21
Crime and Punishment 40
,
42
The Idiot 42n14
Eichenbaum, Boris 211
Elias, Norbert 105
,
130
,
251
Eliot, Thomas Stearns 118
,
198
Emerson, Caryl 34 –35 48
,
83
Erasmus, Desiderio 204 –207
Evans, Dylan 127n1
Farrell, John 201n6
Flaubert, Gustave 62
,
62n50
Flor, Fernando R. de la 133n8
,
207n16
Forcione, Alban 213 –214
Foucault, Michel 23
,
123 –124
Frank, Joseph 60 –61 73n72
Freidenberg, Olga M. 240
Freud, Sigmund 50 –51
anthropology 165
,
259
The Dora Case 95n23
,
96 –97 116 –117
Freudian anthropology 119
reactive thought 51n33
Three Essays on Sexuality 126
,
160 –161
Frye, Northrop 239 –240
Galdós, Benito 137n15
Gardiner, Michael 93n19
Girard, René 72
,
76n80
,
233n59
Goldmann, Lucien 170
Gramsci, Antonio 3
,
16 –17 245
,
270
Greenblatt, Stephen 4n7
,
144 –147
Hamlin C. and Krois J.M. 2n2
,
14n8
Hawkes, David 110n11
Hazareesingh, Sudir 59n44
Hegel 163
Hill, Christopher 90
,
111 –112
Hirschkop, Ken 85
Hobbes, Thomas 109 –112 117
,
258 –259
Hobsbawm Eric, and Ranger Terence 104
,
138
Holquist, Michael 86n8
Humboldt, Wilhelm von 11 –13
Iser, Wolgang 237n66
Ismard, Paulin 254n27
Ives, Peter 16n14
,
93n19
Jameson, Fredric 9n3
Johnson, Samuel 220 –221
Kaus, Otto 36
Kundera, Milan 269 –270 273
La Bruyère, Jean 246 –247
Lacan, Jacques 17 –19 61n47
,
122
,
127n1
,
189 –190 207 –208 231 –232 260n38
,
262 –265
Laclos, Pierre Cholderlos de 253
Lähteenmäki, Mika 2n2
,
11
Laing R. D. 114 –115
and Bateson 115n160
Leader, Darian 201
Lecercle, Jean-Jacques 88
,
92
Lenin, V.I. 103
Lévi-Strauss, Claude 18 –19
Lope de Vega 135 –136
Lorca, Federico García 137n15
Lukács, Gyorgy 13 –14 197 –198
Lunacharsky, A.V. 2
,
36 –37
Luther, Martin 248 –250
Macchiavelli, Nicolò 151
MacPherson, C.B. 109 –112
Maravall, Antonio 4n6
,
127 –130 135
,
139
,
142 –143 199 –200 210 –213
Mariscal, George 229 –232
Marty, Anton 28 –29
Marx, Karl 5
,
95 –96 112
,
114
,
162 –163 245
Mauron, Charles 7
,
255 –257 259 –261 270
,
273
Medina, José 12
Menéndez Pelayo, Marcelino 169n2
Mitchell, W.J.T. 208 –209
Molière, Jean-Baptiste Poquelin 185
Le Misanthrope 206
Tartuffe 206
Morson, Gary Saul 14n9
Nekrassov 72
Nerlich, Michael 177
Nietzsche, Friedrich 15
,
54 –55 241 –242 259n37
Parker, David 91n16
Pêcheux, Michel 100n30
Pérez, Rolando 259n37
Poole, Brian 10n4
Purdie, Susan 267n46
Pye, Christopher 147 –148
Quevedo, Francisco de 131
,
137
,
167
,
250
Rabb, Theodore K. 140 –141
Racine, Jean 142n25
Athalie and Phèdre 142n25
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques 59
,
109
,
206
Russell P.E. 173n11
Saint Ignatius of Loyola 172 –180
Reminiscences 172 –180
Spiritual Exercises 179 –186
Saint John of the Cross 171
,
192 –196
Saint Teresa of Ávila 188 –192
Sass, Louis 23n22
Saussure, Ferdinand 8 –9
Schalkwyk, David 110n12
Sedgwick, Peter 115n16
Sériot, Patrick 14
,
93
Shakespeare, William 150 –156
Shklovsky, Viktor 211 –212 212n27
Simmel 14
Skidelsky, Edward 14n8
Skinner, Quentin 251 –252
Stendahl 59n44
Strong, Roy 149 –150
Tihanov, Galin 2n2
,
15 –16
Todorov, Tsvetan 42n16
Voloshinov, Valentin 1
,
3n5
,
8
,
13
–
14
,
17
,
33
,
83
–
84
,
92 –104
dialogical conflict and repression 137
,
271 –273
Vygotsky, L.S. 1
,
83
–
84
Warner, Marina 186 –187
Weber, Max 5
,
121 –122 131
,
143
,
155 –158 202
Weber, Sam 63
Weimann, Robert 153 –154
Wood, Ellen Meiksins 106 –107
Wright, Will 235
Žižek, Slavoj 162
Zupančič, Alenka 261 –266
Zwart, Hub 248 –249
Subject Index
Anticipation and Prevention 27 –35 43
,
164 –166
Antisemitism 115 –116 249
Authoritative utterances and internalised conflict 85 –90
Baroque addressivity 133 –141 144 –151 153 –157 164 –166
Becoming 2 –3 10 –13 20 –24 212 –215
laughter and 6
the prevention of “becoming” 39 –40 42 –45 84
,
134
Capitalism and “catastrophe” in Dostoevsky 36 –37 45 –52
Captivation 127
textual 199 –201 211 –229
visual 148 –151 207 –212
Carnival laughter 6
–
7
,
154
,
158 –162 166
,
203
,
206
,
239 –241
and history 243
,
248
,
269
Charismatic “presence” 141 –144 154 –161
Christian Mysticism 5
narrativised 168 –172
rationalised 172 –180
sensualised 187 –196
Combined and uneven development 129
,
130n5
Counter-Reformation ideology 133
,
140 –141
Decipherment and nostalgia 199 –204
Desublimation 6
,
240 –248
Dialogism and dialectics 13
,
101 –104
Disenchantment 5
,
104
,
131
,
198
,
201
–
202
and re-enchantment 5
,
104
Divinisation of the state 104
,
114
,
131
,
138
,
142
Gramscian “hegemony” 3
,
16
,
21
,
93
,
100
–
101
,
137
,
164
,
243
,
270
Great Theatre of the World 133
,
199
,
204 –207
Guilt 7
,
73
,
114 –119 121 –122 125
,
148
,
160 –161 164 –165 261
Ideology and addressivity 3
,
98 –101
Imagined Community 5
,
144 –166
Interpellations by market and state: the capitalist double-bind 105 –126
Laughter and social hierarchy 250 –253
anxiety overcome 248 –250 255 –259
the potential for change 259 –270 272 –273
Lebensphilosophie 14 –16
“linguistic turn” 17 –20
Loyalty 117 –118 118n18
,
157
Marxism 2
,
10
,
13 –17 88
,
90
,
93 –94 109
,
112
,
114
,
197
,
244
Monetarisation and its cultural effects 130 –136
Monologism and Dialogism 1 –2
Narcissism 3
,
4
,
20
,
139
,
180
,
260n38
Nature mythologised 107 –110
Paradox as “frozen event” 52 –54
production of the unconscious 21
,
26 –27 48 –51 67 –81 92 –98
Psychoanalysis 3
,
5
,
19
,
109
,
127
,
165
,
170
,
184
,
264
State theatricality 4
,
127 –130 136 –139 144 –155
Systemic and antisystemic accounts of language 8 –10