Course
Web Page of
John Phillips

(Image courtesy of Paul W. Carlson of M B Fractals)
For more on Fractals follow this link to my own Fractals page
If you would like a copy of any of the documents on these pages
you can download and open in a word format, or you may send me a request by e
mail to me at this link. All articles may be used for personal
reference but must on no account be copied and distributed without my knowledge
or permission.
Current
Research:
Structure, Sign and Play: the website
for the workshop, Forty Years of
Structure, Sign and Play, to be held on 23-24 April 2007.
Lemmata: An Electronic Journal on Frameworks,
Disciplines and Institutions.
This electronic e journal site is currently under construction. The first issue will appear in
September. Go to the following link for notices
and details of the advisory board: Lemmata.
Perpetuating Cities: the website for the workshop Perpetuating Cities, which was held on June 8 and 9 2001; two
volumes have since been published: Postcolonial
Urbanism: Southeast Asian Cities and Global Processes. Edited by
City as Target: the website
for the City as Target workshop that was held on 20-21 August 2004.
Angel:
Reading the Postcard: as Promised, the preliminary and introductory remarks
towards reading Jacques Derrida’s “Envois” (from The Post Card) have built towards a more engaged reading, now
called “Angel.”
Links to entries on the Literary Encyclopedia
Courses:
Go to the current course pages below:
Advanced Critical
Reading (EN 6102): These pages are dedicated to the Core Course, EN 6102,
for Research Students in Literary Studies.
Critical Theory
(EN 4242): These pages are dedicated to the current version of the Critical
Theory Course EN 4242.
Shakespeare (EN
3226): These pages are dedicated to the level 3000 Shakespeare Course: EN
3226. You can also consult
Topics in the
Twentieth Century: Modernism (EN 4224): This page contains the course
outline and reading lists for EN 4224, as well as links to lectures and public
web sites relating to Modernism.
Introduction
to Cultural Studies: GEK1046: This page contains the course outline and
reading lists for GEK1046, as well as links to lectures and public web sites
relating to Cultural Studies (or if you have a password go on to the IVLE).
Miscellaneous
Links:
Standards:
If you want to know how to write an A grade essay, this is the place to go.
Absolute Difference: You will
still find lots of materials there if you don’t mind the Angelfire advertising.
Bergen: Picture
courtesy of Barnard
Turner
Links: These links
have recently been updated and are now on the main course web pages. They feature pages that may be of use to
anyone interested in critical and cultural theory, modernism and postmodernism,
continental philosophy and other related topics. There you will also find the
usual links to web dictionaries, encyclopedias and glossaries.
Time Warp: Look and
listen! Dr Phillips performs
with his combo at the London Vortex, 1977.
Commentaries
and Articles:
The following pages provide articles,
with many web page links, on key issues, terms and thinkers in critical and
cultural theory:

The
Statement and the Enunciation
Who is the
subject of Enunciation?
Martin
Heidegger (life and work)
Jacques Lacan,
Language and Sexuality
Bibliography for
Psychoanalysis
Structure, Sign and Play (Jacques
Derrida)
Différance
(Jacques Derrida)
Semiology and Rhetoric
(Paul de Man)
Power/Knowledge
(Michel Foucault)
Deconstruction
(Jacques
Derrida)
Overdetermination
(Sigmund Freud and Derrida)
Lemmata: an
expanded version of the text of a talk about deconstruction.
Lectures
on Modernism (all the Modernism lectures and lecture notes)
Out the Window on Edgar
Allan Poe’s “The Man of the Crowd.”
Postmodernism
& Postcolonialism
The Contemporary: the decelerating logic of the avant-garde
The article includes
a brief commentary on the SENI festival for which this paper was commissioned.
TV
References and Web Page Links
Through Windows: The White
Dawn of Modernity:
Situating Klein: this paper,
presented at the MLA in 1998 for the panel The Psychoanalysis of Winnicott
and Klein in Literature and Theory,
is also about two other greats (in different idioms): Immanuel Kant and John
Coltrane.
Halliday's Handshake:
a version of the paper written for the 26th ISFC in July 1999.
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for any questions relating to this site.