Reading boyishly: Roland Barthes, J. M. Barrie, Jacques Henri Lartigue, Marcel Proust, and D. W. Winnicott

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Acknowledgments ix Introduction. Anorectic Hedonism: Reader's Guide to Reading Boyishly Novel or a Philosophical Study? Am I a Novelist? 1 1. My Book Has a Disease 23 2. Winnicott's ABCs and String Boy 57 3. Splitting: The Unmaking of Childhood and Home 77 4. Pulling Ribbons from Mouths: Roland Barthe's Umbilical Referent 129 5. Nesting: The Boyish Labor of J.M. Barrie 163 6. Childhood Swallows: Lartigue, Proust, and a Little Wilde 253 7. Mouth Wide Open for Proust: A Sort of Puberty of Sorrow 315 8. Souffle/Souffle 349 9. Kissing Time 367 10. Beautiful, Boring, and Blue: The Fullness of Proust's Search and Akerman's Jeanne Dielman 397 Conclusion. Boys: To Think a Part of One's Body 433 Illustrations 441 Index 519

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