IMAGES OF WOMEN IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY       Hassold	Term I, 2008-2009
UNIT 3: OTHERNESS AS UNCANNY: THE INANIMATE ANIMATED or 
	OH! YOU BEAUTIFUL DOLL!
      1817       The mechanical doll Olympia in E.T. Hoffmann's "The Sandman"
      1866       The robot Hadaly in Villiers de L'Isle-Adam's Tomorrow's Eve
      1884       Two Feminine Trains in Huysman's Against the Grain
      1902      "The Indian" in Alfred Jarry's The Supermale
     *1918      "The Fetish/Doll" of Kokoschka
     *1914-19   "Machine Women" of Francis Picabia
     *1915-23   "The Bride and her Bachelors" in Duchamp's The Bride Stripped Bare 
						by Her Bachelors, Even
      1921      "Robots" in Karel Capek's R.U.R. 
     *1927       The robot "Maria" in Fritz Lang's Metropolis 
     *1928      "First Doll" of Hans Bellmer
      1934      "Second Doll" of Hans Bellmer
     *1970      "Manikins" of Pierre Molinier
     *1969      "Female Furniture" by Allan Jones
     *1960s on.."Nanas" by Nikki Saint-Phale 
Assigned Readings:	
Sigmund Freud, (1919) "The Uncanny," 219-252, Vol. 17, The Standard Edition of the Complete Works.
	[NEW COLLEGE LIBRARY: BF 173 F6253 V. 17]  
	[ON ELECTRONIC RESERVE]
Helene Cixous, (1975) "Fiction and its Phantoms: a Reading of Freud's Das Unheimliche (The                                	'Uncanny')," 525-548, New Literary History, 7:3
	[NEW COLLEGE PERIODICAL: PR 1 N44] 
	[ON ELECTRONIC RESERVE]
Rosalind Krauss, (1985) "Notes on the Index, Part 1," 196-209 in The Originality of the Avant-Garde and Other 	Modernist Myths, 
	[USF/TAMPA LIBRARY: N 6490 .K727 1985] 
	[ON ELECTRONIC RESERVE]	
Foster, Hal. (1993) Chapter 1, "Beyond the Pleasure Principle," 1-17 in Compulsive Beauty. Cambridge, Mass. and 	London: MIT Press, 1993.
	NEW COLLEGE LIBRARY: ordered July 2004 
	[ON ELECTRONIC RESERVE]
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SUGGESTED READINGS: THE UNCANNY
Rosemary Jackson, Fantasy: The Literature of Subversion, 1981, Methuen, London and New York, 
	Chapter 2, "The Fantastic as a Mode," 13-60.
	[NEW COLLEGE LIBRARY: PN 3435 J3]
SUGGESTED READINGS: DUCHAMP
Andre Breton, (1945), "Lighthouse of the Bride," 6-13, View Ser. 5, March 1945
		[XEROX COPY]
Katia Samaltanos, Appolinaire Catalyst For Primitivism, Picabia and Duchamp, 1984, UMI Research Press, 	Ann 	Arbor, Michigan, 1984.
	Chapter 3, "Apollinaire, Picabia and Duchamp," 61-105.
	[NEW COLLEGE LIBRARY: N 6469 P7 S26 1984] 
SUGGESTED READINGS: PICABIA 
W.I. Homer, (1975) "Picabia's Jeune Fille Americaine Dans L'Etat De Nudite and her Friends," 110-115, The Art 	Bulletin, March 1975
	[XEROX ON LIBRARY RESERVE]
Spate, Virginia, Orphism: The Evolution of Non-Figurative Painting in Paris 1910-1914, Oxford: 		Clarendon 	Press, 1979.
	Chapter 3, "Psychological Orphism: Francis Picabia/ Marcel Duchamp," 275-339.
	[NEW COLLEGE LIBRARY: ND 550 .S93] 
SUGGESTED READINGS: LANG'S METROPOLIS 
Andreas Huyssen, After the Great Divide: Modernism, Mass Culture, Postmodernism, Chapter 4, "The 	Vamp, 	and the Machine," Bloomington: Indiana U.P., 1986
	[NEW COLLEGE LIBRARY: NX 456 H89 1986]               
Siegfried Kracauer, The German Film From Caligari to Hilter,
	Chapter 12, "Frozen Ground," pp. 149-150;
	Chapter 13, "The Prostitute and the Adolescent," pp. 163-164
	[NEW COLLEGE LIBRARY: N 1993.5 G3 K7 1959]                
Paul M. Jensen, The Cinema of Fritz Lang, Chapter 3, "The Silent Era (1925-1929)," pp. 58-69
	[NEW COLLEGE LIBRARY: PN 1998 A3 L359] 
C. Hassold, "Fritz Lang's METROPOLIS, A Futuristic Vision of the Human Situation," 
	  [COPY IN FOLDER] 
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OSKAR KOKOSCHKA  
1919		Woman in Blue 
1922     	Self-Portrait with Life Size Doll
FRANCIS PICABIA    
1913		Undie
1913-14  	"Little" Undie
1916-18              Machine Turn Quickly:  1. Woman   2. Man
1917                 Amorous Parade
1917      	Girl Born Without a Mother
1919      	The Child Carburetor
MARCEL DUCHAMP
1911      	Sonata
1911      	Yvonne and Magdalene Torn in Tatters
1911      	Coffee Grinder
1911      	Sad Young Man on a Train
1911      	Nude Descending a Staircase, No. 1
1912      	Nude Descending a Staircase, No.2
1912      	Passage from the Virgin to the Bride
1912		Bride
1913-1923  The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even or The Large Glass
		     Front and Back Views
	     The Bachelor's/ Lower Glass
		Detail: The Occulist Witnesses
		Detail: The Chocolate Grinder
		Detail: The Glider and the Watermill
		Detail: Nine Malic Moulds
COMPARE: 1913.     Catalogue Manufacture Francais d'Armes and Cycles de Saint-Etienne, 			
		Detail: The Sieves
		Detail: Dust Breeding 
	     The Bride/ Upper Glass
		Detail: The Wasp
		COMPARE:  Veil
FRITZ LANG: Metropolis [film stills]	
1927		Maria and Robotic Maria   		
 
HANS BELLMER
1934   		First Doll/ Four Slides 
		
PIERRE MOLINIER
1970  		Manikins /Three Slides 
ALLAN JONES
1969   		Table Sculpture 
1969   		Hat Stand 	
NIKKI DE SAINT-PHALE
1953		Hon
1965		Ensemble 'Nanas'
1963   		The Bride              
1963   		White Witch 
1965   		Dancing Black Nana
1985   		Death