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EditorialIssue 11 of Colloquy: text theory critique is divided into two parts. Thefirst part is a collection of papers on Sophocles’ Antigone, while the secondpart consists of the usual general issue articles, reviews, and creative writing.The present issue would have been impossible without the generouscontribution of the many referees who have reviewed articles prior to publication.The following issue of Colloquy will be the proceedings of the conferenceBe true to the earth, which took place at Monash University on March31-April 1, 2005 and which was co-organized by Colloquy. The collection ofpapers, edited by Samantha Capon, Peter Coleman Barbara Ghattas andKate Rigby, will largely focus on eco-criticism and eco-philosophy, and itwill be published in November 2006.Colloquy is presently seeking unsolicited submissions for Issue 12, ageneral issue to be published in May 2007. The deadline for Issue 12 isDecember 15, 2006. Academic articles, review articles, reviews, translationsand creative writing will be considered.The November 2007 issue, Issue 13, will be the proceedings of theconference Imagining the Future: Utopia, Dystopia and Science Fiction,which was held at Monash on December 6-7, 2005. It will be co-edited byAndrew Milner, Matthew Ryan and Robert Savage.THE EDITORSCOLLOQUY text theory critique 11 (2006). © Monash University.www.arts.monash.edu.au/others/colloquy/issue11/editorial11.pdf
ANTIGONEEdited byDIMITRIS VARDOULAKIS
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Page 4 and 5: 2Contents░REVIEW ARTICLESLiz Cono
Page 8 and 9: Introduction to Antigone… a body
Page 10 and 11: Figures of Commonality in Sophocles
Page 12 and 13: 10Carlo Salzani░sents, in additio
Page 14 and 15: 12Carlo Salzani░obsession and mad
Page 16 and 17: 14Carlo Salzani░more than inclusi
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Page 20 and 21: 18Carlo Salzani░ErosDeny thy fath
Page 22 and 23: 20Carlo Salzani░denies burial to
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Page 33 and 34: Mourning the Public Body in Sophocl
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░ A Danish Antigone 61revisited v
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░ A Danish Antigone 63isolation a
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░ A Danish Antigone 65punished wi
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░ A Danish Antigone 71In his jour
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No Longer Lost for WordsAntigone’
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░ Irish Antigones 149dies of Aesc
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░ Irish Antigones 151proud of her
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░ Irish Antigones 153This traditi
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░ Irish Antigones 155written in I
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░ Irish Antigones 157narcissism,
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GENERAL ARTICLES
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░ Imperial Therapy 165i. The prof
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░ Imperial Therapy 169the entry t
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Writing the Subject:Virginia Woolf
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░ Writing the Subject 211comes ba
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The Woman-Object’s Glorious New C
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Elizabeth Grosz. The Nick of Time:
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Astrid Henry. Not My Mother’s Sis
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░ Not My Mother’s Sister 253inv
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░ Test Drive 257reproductive tech
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░ Test Drive 259University of New
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░ A little piece of the real 261i
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░ Heidegger’s Volk 265ticality
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░ The Art of Living 269the Stoic
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Adrienne Munich and Melissa Bradsha
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░ Subtopia 279vents Subtopia from
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Writings from Turkey:Rıfat Ilgaz a
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░ Writings from Turkey 291politic
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░ Blues for Allah 299half her bod
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░ Fattys’ Cyclopaedia 339INTROD
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