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A collection of essays on things French
  The Pedagogical Imperative
Teaching as a Literary Genre 
Barbara Johnson Special Editor
 
Contents     NUMBER 63 1982 
Barbara Johnson
Editor’s Preface
Paul de Man 3-20
The Resistance to Theory
Shoshana Felman 21-44
Psychoanalysis and Education: Teaching Terminable and Interminable
Michael Ryan 45-58
Deconstruction and Radical Teaching
Neil Hertz 59-71
Two Extravagant Teachings
Jean-François Lyotard 72-77
Endurance and the Profession
Trans. Christophe Gallier, Steven Ungar, and Barbara Johnson
Steven Ungar 80-97
The Professor of Desire
Joan DeJean 98-116
La nouvelle Héloïse, or the Case for Pedagogical Deviation
Jane Gallop 117-28
The Immoral Teachers
Angela S Moger 129-38
That Obscure Object of Narrative
Barbara Guetti 139-62
The Old Régime and the Feminist Revolution: Laclos’ De l’éducation des femmes
Barbara Johnson 165-82
Teaching Ignorance: L’école des femmes
James Creech 183-97
‘Chasing after Advances’: Diderot’s Article ‘Encyclopédie
Richard Terdiman 198-226
Structures of Initiation: On Semiotic Education and Its Contradictions in Balzac
Andrew J McKenna 227-44
Allodidacticism: Flaubert 100 Years After
Jacques Derrida 245-50
All Ears: Nietzsche’s Otobiography
Trans. Avital Ronell


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