Roxanne Claire Farrar was awarded a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Humanities at Florida State University in December of 1992. She is an Assistant Professor of Art History and Interdisciplinary Studies at Georgia College and State University. Her current research interests involve multicultural and feminist theories of contemporary culture and interdisciplinary aesthetic practices.

• Foreword by E.F. Kaelin. Acknowledgments. ONE Introduction. PART ONE: THEORY. TWO Sartre's “Progressive-Regressive Method”. THREE Modifications of the Method. PART TWO: PRACTICE. FOUR The Original Location and Function of Simone Martini's Annunciation Altarpiece. FIVE Violence and Différance in the Literature of the Marquis de Sade. SIX Discourse, Disclosedness, and Fractal Dasein in Samuel Beckett's How It Is. SEVEN Conclusion. References. About the Author. Index.