Newsletter of Phenomenology

Keeping phenomenologists informed since May 2002

182983

Springer, Dordrecht

1991

281 Pages

ISBN 978-1-349-21615-4

On literary theory and philosophy

Edited by

Richard Freadman , Lloyd Reinhardt

The principle aim of this book is to explore the relationship between contemporary literary theory and analytic philosophy. The volume addresses this issue in two ways: first, through four exchanges between, on the one hand, proponents of avant-garde literary theory and, on the other, proponents of analytic philosophy (or of related literary critical positions); and second, through three cross-disciplinary essays on the relationship in question. Central topics in the volume include Self, Ethics, Interpretation, Language and characterisations of 'analytic' and'continental' philosophy.

Publication details

Full citation:

Freadman, R. , Reinhardt, L. (eds) (1991). On literary theory and philosophy, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Introduction

Freadman Richard; Reinhardt Lloyd

1-12

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Deconstruction and critical practice

Freadman Richard; Miller Seumas

16-40

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On the alien

Saunders Ian

41-58

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F. R. Leavis and the moral in literature

Cordner Christopher

60-81

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On being proper

Hart Kevin

82-94

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Interpreting fictions

Currie Gregory

96-112

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Remarks on Currie

Freadman Anne

113-140

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Xenophobia

Ferrell Robyn

142-161

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Theories of meaning and literary theory

Gaukroger Stephen

162-183

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Limited think

Norris Christopher

187-212

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The two paradigms

Ruthrof Horst

213-235

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The genealogy of genealogy

Nehamas Alexander

236-252

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