Geoffrey Hartman, Easy Pieces

Eddie Yeghiayan

• Easy Pieces. New York: Columbia University Press, 1985.
  Contents:

  • Preface:ix-xii.
    
• Part I
  
  • The Aesthetics of Complicity:3-7.
    
  • Between the Acts: Jeanne Moreau's Lumière:8-12.

  • The Dubious Charm of M. Truffaut:13- 16.
    

  • Reflections on French Romanticism:17-37.
    
  • Barthes' Vita Nuova:38-44.
    
  • The Malraux Mystery:45-53.
    
• Part II
  
  • Blake's Designs; Or, C onversing with the Man:57-75.
    
  • Coleridge and the Counterfeit:76-80.
    
  • Symbolism Versus Character in Lawrence's First Play:81-88.
    
  • The Minor Art of Borges:89-92.
    
  • Plenty of Nothing: Hitchcock's North by Northwest:93- 107.
    
  • Six Women Poets:108-121.
    
  • Representation Now:122-134.
    
• Part III
  
  • The Interpreter's Freud:137 -154.
    
  • The Weight of What Happened:155-164.
    
  • Social Science and the Humanities:165-171.
    
  • The Humanities, Literacy, and Communication:172-187.
    
  • Wild, Fierce Yale:188-198.
    
  • Reconnoitering Chaos: A Statement on Contemporary Criticism:199- 218.
    
    

• Paperback, 1988.

• "The Interpreter's Freud" reprinted in David Lodge, ed., Modern Criticism and Theory: A Reader, pp. 412-424. London and New York: Longman, 1988.