Twentieth century literary theory : an introductory anthology

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Twentieth century literary theory : an introductory anthology

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Lambropoulos, Vassilis (Editor), Miller, David Neal (Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	German
Published:	New York : State Univ. of New York Press, 1987
Series:	Intersections: philosophy and critical theory
Subjects:	Literaturtheorie
Contents/pieces:	30 records

1. Philosophical investigations, sec. 156-67, 197-203

2. The writer's audience is always a fiction

3. The reading process : a phenomenological approach

4. What is a text? : explanation and understanding

5. Elements of a narrative grammar

6. Demonstration vs. persuasion : two models of critical activity

7. Taste and the reproduction of art

8. What is an author?

9. Literature and biography

10. Distance and point-of-view : an essay in classification

11. Contingencies of value

12. Conventions

13. Orientation of critical theories

14. The dialectics of poetic tradition

15. Discourse typology in prose

16. On literary evolution

17. The mode of existence of the literary work

18. The intentional fallacy

19. The philosophy of literary form

20. Literary genres

21. The heresy of paraphrase

22. Linguistics and literary history

23. Structure, sign, and play in the human sciences

24. Tradition and the individual talent

25. Reasons and judgments

26. Problems in the study of literature and language

27. Psychoanalysis and the polis

28. Preliminary problems

29. The role of the reader

30. The status of style