PN 42-43

[Doug Millison]

Forgot to include this in my previous post, the new PN toc....



Issue 42-43

Approach and Avoid:
Essays on Gravity's Rainbow
Guest-edited by Luc Herman

Contents

Introduction: Approach and Avoid
Luc Herman

Haunted History and Gravity's Rainbow
Steven Weisenburger

Family Legacies: Identifying the Traces of William
Pynchon in Gravity's Rainbow
Deborah L. Madsen

Gravity's Rainbow, Operation Crossbow and the
Culture of Containment
           Bernard Duyfhuizen

The Environmental Pynchon: Gravity's Rainbow and
the Ecological Context
Thomas Schaub

Management and Chaos: Masculinity and the
Corporate World From Naturalism to Gravity's
Rainbow
Christophe Den Tandt
 
Terrifying Technology: Pynchon's Warning Myth of Today
Inger H. Dalsgaard

"It Has to Be More Than the Simple Conditioning of a
Child, Once Upon a Time": The Use of the Child in
Gravity's Rainbow
Zofia Kolbuszewska

"Something's Stalking Through the City of Smoke":
Tracing the Ins and Outs of Gravity's Rainbow's London
Heikki Raudaskoski
 
1       The City, the Labyrinth and the Terror Beyond:
Delineating a Site of the Possible in Gravity's Rainbow
Vaska Tumir

Riding the Interface: An Anarchist Reading of Gravity's Rainbow
Graham Benton

"Just a Bunch of Stuff That Happened": Narratives of Resistance in 
Gravity's Rainbow
Fran Mason

"Before the Oven": Aesthetics and Politics in Gravity's Rainbow
Denis Crowley

Gravity's Rainbow: Pynchon's Holocaust Allegory
Richard Crownshaw

Postmodern Ana-Apocalyptics: Pynchon's V-Effect and the End (of Our Century)
Laurent Milesi

Tristes Traumatiques: Trauma in the Zone:s
Hanjo Berressem

Kant, Terror and Aporethics in Gravity's Rainbow
Jim Neighbors

Dogsical Reading: Gravity's Rainbow's Reversals and Reader Response Criticism
Friedrich Arich

Gravity's Angels in America, or, Pynchon's Angelology Revisited
Brian McHale
 
The Medial Turn (Review of Strehle and Johnston)
Joseph Tabbi

Other Books Received

Notes

Bibliography (-1999)

Contributors