that first comes through violence and then through sex. Her sexual selfinitiation (a close echo of Stendhal's Lamiel) shows her that sex and power can be one. She moves to sadism, has...
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danced than lived. If"ethnicity" '( that insuf- ferable bit of sociologese) is truly to signify, then its imprint on mind and spirit must be meticulously traced; the distinction must make, and be...
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On Genesis: A New Reading BRUCE VAWTER Doubleday, $10 [501 pp.] JOSEPH BLENKINSOPP The subtitle of this book may proveto be initially misleading. It does not signal a new departure...
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D i s c i p l i n e and Punish: The B i r t h of the PrJsom MICHEL FOUCAU, LT Translated by Alan Sheridan Pantheon, $10.95 [333 pp] W. $. DI PIERO Michel Fouoault is l~rolmbly the best known...
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Sin and Confession on the Eve of the Reformation THOMAS N. TENTLER Princeton, $25 JOHN JAY HUGHES There are probably few Catholics outside academic circles who are aware of the enormous...
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at the train station when the inhabitants of the Roman ghetto are being taken away, as well as her and Useppe's mysterious illness: the ominous seizures and finally the davastating grand...
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