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Introduction: Jealousy and Its Vicissitudes
1. The Politics of Possession in Cervantes' El celoso extremeño (Jealous Old Man From Extremadura)
2. 'I (a Man) Love Him (a Man)': Jealousy and Homosexual Wishful Fantasy in Freud's 'Schreber Case'
3. Jealousy and Curiosity: The Fascinated Eye in Cervantes' El curioso imperinente (The Curious Impertinent)
4. Two Versions of the 'Green-Eyed Monster': Jealousy (Othello) and Envy (Iago)
5. The Siglum of Love: Swann in Jealousy in Proust's Un Amour de Swann (Swann in Love)
6. Allegorizing Sexuality: Jealousy in Proust's À la recherche du temps perdu (In Search of Lost Time)
7. Conclusion: Beyond Jealousy
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Matthew Hughes
reviewed Male Jealousy: Literature and Film on April 09, 2018
Male Jealousy: Literature and Film
While this short (80 pages) "Reader's Guide" to Henryk's Sienkiewicz' Trilogy, With Fire and Sword, The Deluge and Fire in the Steppe is by no means essential to understanding or wading your way through the combined 3500 pages of Sienkiewicz's paean to Poland and her people, it is useful for understanding the general challenges of good translation and the author's own struggles with his original American translator. My only complaint is that I suspect each of the little sections could really have been expanded into much more deeply revealing essays. As it is, with the exception of The Art of Translation, they read as mere epilogues or perhaps prologues.
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