Department of Comparative Literature

Parent: UC Berkeley

eScholarship stats: History by Item for January through April, 2024

ItemTitleTotal requests2024-042024-032024-022024-01
03d7j97vAcoustic Properties: Radio, Narrative, and the New Neighborhood of the Americas62215122216386
4z54z97gExcerpt from <em>Domestic Subjects: Gender, Citizenship, and Law in Native American Literature</em>295281238217
2sp7x9m6Skeletons in the Hebrew Closet: Yiddish Translations of “In the City of Killing” by Y. L. Peretz and H. N. Bialik and the Conflict over Revival8731241319
2c33x22kThe Detective Turned Freudian Psychoanalyst: “Detective Fever” and Confession in Wilkie Collins’ <em>The Moonstone</em>8635221415
55w079x8The Sonic Turn743391616
1pc602bpImagining Democracy, Punishment, and Infinity: Giovanni Battista Piranesi’s <em>Carceri d’invenzione</em>5810211314
12m2s61gReal-to-ReelSocial Indexicality, Sonic Materiality, and Literary Media Theory in Eduardo Costa’s Tape Works42156129
07p7s98pThis American Voice: The Odd Timbre of a New Standard in Public Radio393121212
7px7g98fRealismo sonoro y fidelidad literaria: Las obras de cinta de Eduardo Costa3076611
98f383v0Formative Modernists: Ordinary Sympathy, Sublime Provocation, and Ethics in Thomas Mann and Virginia Woolf2731149
5wb7s5m0“Rigoberta's Listener”: The Significance of Sound in Testimonio2610745
85s9j07mForgotten Histories of the AudiobookTape, Text, Speech, and Sound from Esteban Montejo and Miguel Barnet’s Biografía de un cimarrón to Andy Warhol’s a: a novel258287
2w15n2mpThe Mark of the Detail: Universalism, Type, Difference165641
0dq0h1c2Diane...The Personal Voice Recorder in Twin Peaks144334
15v12688No Transmitter: Clandestine Radio Listening Communities in Ricardo Piglia's <em>The Absent City</em>131453
0zg0d1jpIntroductionLanguage-in-Use and Literary Fieldwork92313
2m19v015In the Cards: Prophecy and the Gamble of Language in Borges's "El truco"94131
7g06j721The Archaeology of a Discipline and the Discipline To Come62121
188172zgWireless materials: radio cultures in Ireland, Latin America, and the United States at the mid-century321

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