Colloquy Issue 11 May 2006 - Arts - Monash University

Issue 11, May 2006Editorial 4ANTIGONE – ED. DIMITRIS VARDOULAKISIntroductionDimitris Vardoulakis 6Figures of Commonality in Sophocles’ AntigoneCarlo Salzani 8Mourning the Public Body in Sophocles’ AntigoneJennifer R. Ballengee 31A Danish AntigoneSabina Sestigiani 60Ethical Consciousness in the Spirit of Tragedy: Hegel’s AntigoneRhonda Khatab 76The Precedence of Citation: On Brecht’s The Antigone of SophoclesRobert Savage 99No Longer Lost for Words: Antigone’s AfterlifeAlison Forsyth 127Irish Antigones: Burying the Colonial SymptomKelly Younger 148GENERAL ARTICLESImperial Therapy: Mark Twain and the Discourse of NationalConsciousness in Innocents AbroadDaniel McKay 164“Nothing New Under the Sun”: Postsentimental Conflict in Harriet E.Wilson’s Our NigKarsten H. Piep 178Intrinsic and Extrinsic Nature of Time and Space in ContemporaryInstallationVictoria Baker 195Writing the Subject: Virginia Woolf and ClothesCarolyn Abbs 209COLLOQUY text theory critique 11 (2006). © Monash University.www.arts.monash.edu.au/others/colloquy/issue11/contents11.pdf