Dysfluencies —— On Speech Disorders in Modern Literature

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ISBN: 9781501308666 出版年：2013 页码：241 Chris Eagle Bloomsbury Publishing

Acknowledgements Introduction: The Neurolinguistic Turn Chapter 1: Aphasia and Neurology in Zola and Proust * "la vieille paralytique" * "nervous being" * "raucous sounds" * "menace d'aphasie" * "whispered words" Chapter 2: Speech Disorders and Shell Shock in World War I Writing * "Kindred Disorders" * "no stammer previous to shock" * "You can't communicate noise" * "the new voice from Craiglockhart" Chapter 3: Stuttering and Sexuality in Woolf, Melville, Kesey, and Mishima * "shy and stammering" * "organic hesitancy" * "m-m-m-m-mamma" * "The Rusty Key" Chapter 4: Stuttering, Violence, and the Politics of Voice in Graves, Roth, and Jones * "vox populi" * "though he do limp and stammer a bit" * "angry because she stutters" * "haltings and erasures" Chapter 5: Tourettic Speech in Jonathan Lethem's Motherless Brooklyn * "la maladie des tics" * "the world (or my brain - same thing)" * "to tic freely" * "Those walls of language" * "Tourette's muse was with me" Conclusion: On Speech Disorders in Theory Bibliography Index