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     Notes on
     Contributors

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     January, 2001
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     Linda Belau

     Linda Belau is assistant professor of English at the George
     Washington University. In 1997-1998, she was a Rockefeller
     Fellow at the Institute on Violence, Culture, and Survival for
     the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities and Public Policy.
     She is currently completing a book length manuscript entitled
     "Encountering Jouissance: Trauma, Psychosis, Psychoanalysis."



     Cathy Caruth

     Cathy Caruth, professor of Comparative Literature and English,
     is Director of the Program in Comparative Literature at Emory
     University. She is author of Unclaimed Experience: Trauma,
     Narrative, History (Johns Hopkins University Press, 1996) and
     editor of Trauma: Explorations in Memory (Johns Hopkins
     University Press, 1995).



     David Farrell Krell

     David Farrell Krell, professor of Philosophy at DePaul
     University, is author of Of Memory, Reminiscence, and Writing
     (Indiana University Press, 1990) and of Infectious Nietzsche
     (Indiana University Press, 1996). He is also editor of Basic
     Writings: From Being and Time to the Task of Thinking/Martin
     Heidegger (Routledge, 1993).



     Ellie Ragland

     Ellie Ragland is professor of English at the University of
     Missouri at Columbia. She is the author of Essays on the
     Pleasures of Death (Routledge, 1995) and Jacques Lacan and the
     Philosophy of Psychoanalysis (University of Illinois Press,
     1987), and editor of Lacan and the Subject of Language
     (Routledge, 1991).



     Petar Ramadanovic

     Petar Ramadanovic is an assistant professor of English at the
     University of New Hampshire. He was a fellow at the Society for
     the Humanities, Cornell University in 1997-98, and co-edited a
     special issue of Diacritics in 1998. His monograph
     Forgetting/Futures will be published by Lexington Books later
     this year.


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