Jeremy Withers¿is an assistant professor of English at Iowa State University.¿Daniel P. Shea¿is an associate professor of English at Austin Peay State University.¿Zack Furness¿is an assistant professor of communications at Pennsylvania State University, Greater Allegheny, and the author of¿One Less Car: Bicycling and the Politics of Automobility.
Jeremy Withers¿is an assistant professor of English at Iowa State University.¿Daniel P. Shea¿is an associate professor of English at Austin Peay State University.¿Zack Furness¿is an assistant professor of communications at Pennsylvania State University, Greater Allegheny, and the author of¿One Less Car: Bicycling and the Politics of Automobility.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jeremy Withers is an assistant professor of English at Iowa State University. Daniel P. Shea is an associate professor of English at Austin Peay State University. Zack Furness is an assistant professor of communications at Pennsylvania State University, Greater Allegheny, and the author of One Less Car: Bicycling and the Politics of Automobility.
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List of Illustrations Foreword Zack Furness Acknowledgments Introduction: The Bicycle as Rolling Signifier Jeremy Withers and Daniel P. Shea Part 1. Bikes in Literature 1. Pilgrims on Wheels: The Pennells, F. W. Bockett, and Literary Cycle Travels Dave Buchanan 2. From Charles Pratt to Mark Twain to Frank Norris: Horse versus Bicycle, Man versus Machine Peter Kratzke 3. "The Face of the Bicyclist": Women's Cycling and the Altered Body in The Type-Writer Girl Alyssa Straight 4. Bicycles and Warfare: The Effects of Excessive Mobility in H. G. Wells's The War in the Air Jeremy Withers 5. Like a Furnace: Alfred Jarry's The Supermale, Doping, and the Limits of Positivism Corry Cropper 6. Albertine the Cyclist: A Queer Feminist Bicycle Ride through Proust'sIn Search of Lost Time Una Brogan 7. The Existential Cyclist: Bicycles and Personal Responsibility in Simone de Beauvoir's The Blood of Others Nanci J. Adler 8. Communing with Machines: The Bicycle as a Figure of Symbolic Transgression in the Posthumanist Novels of Samuel Beckett and Flann O'Brien Amanda Duncan 9. "Hi-Yo, Silver": The Bicycle in the Fiction of Stephen King Don Tresca Part 2. Bikes in Film 10. "I'll Get You, My Pretty!": Bicycle Horror and the Abject Cyclicity of History Matthew Pangborn 11. Bicycles in Truffaut's Jules and Jim: Images of Emancipation and Repression Charles L. P. Silet 12. We Hope, and We Lose Hope: The Postman's Bicycle in Andrei Tarkovsky's The Sacrifice Benjamin van Loon 13. Bicycle Borrowers after Neorealism: Global Nou-velo Cinema Anne Ciecko 14. Breaking Away and Vital Materialism: Embodying Dreams of Social Mobility via the Bicycle Assemblage Ryan Hediger 15. Beijing Bicycle: Desire, Identity, and the Wheels Jinhua Li 16. "Swerve! I'm on My Bike": Mediated Images of Bicycling in Youth-Produced Hip-Hop Melody Lynn Hoffmann Afterword: Form and History in the Bicycle Sculptures of Ai Weiwei Daniel P. Shea Contributors Index
List of Illustrations Foreword Zack Furness Acknowledgments Introduction: The Bicycle as Rolling Signifier Jeremy Withers and Daniel P. Shea Part 1. Bikes in Literature 1. Pilgrims on Wheels: The Pennells, F. W. Bockett, and Literary Cycle Travels Dave Buchanan 2. From Charles Pratt to Mark Twain to Frank Norris: Horse versus Bicycle, Man versus Machine Peter Kratzke 3. "The Face of the Bicyclist": Women's Cycling and the Altered Body in The Type-Writer Girl Alyssa Straight 4. Bicycles and Warfare: The Effects of Excessive Mobility in H. G. Wells's The War in the Air Jeremy Withers 5. Like a Furnace: Alfred Jarry's The Supermale, Doping, and the Limits of Positivism Corry Cropper 6. Albertine the Cyclist: A Queer Feminist Bicycle Ride through Proust'sIn Search of Lost Time Una Brogan 7. The Existential Cyclist: Bicycles and Personal Responsibility in Simone de Beauvoir's The Blood of Others Nanci J. Adler 8. Communing with Machines: The Bicycle as a Figure of Symbolic Transgression in the Posthumanist Novels of Samuel Beckett and Flann O'Brien Amanda Duncan 9. "Hi-Yo, Silver": The Bicycle in the Fiction of Stephen King Don Tresca Part 2. Bikes in Film 10. "I'll Get You, My Pretty!": Bicycle Horror and the Abject Cyclicity of History Matthew Pangborn 11. Bicycles in Truffaut's Jules and Jim: Images of Emancipation and Repression Charles L. P. Silet 12. We Hope, and We Lose Hope: The Postman's Bicycle in Andrei Tarkovsky's The Sacrifice Benjamin van Loon 13. Bicycle Borrowers after Neorealism: Global Nou-velo Cinema Anne Ciecko 14. Breaking Away and Vital Materialism: Embodying Dreams of Social Mobility via the Bicycle Assemblage Ryan Hediger 15. Beijing Bicycle: Desire, Identity, and the Wheels Jinhua Li 16. "Swerve! I'm on My Bike": Mediated Images of Bicycling in Youth-Produced Hip-Hop Melody Lynn Hoffmann Afterword: Form and History in the Bicycle Sculptures of Ai Weiwei Daniel P. Shea Contributors Index
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