A yearbook sponsored by the British Comparative Literature Association asserting that comparative literary studies represent a major direction forwards.
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List of contributors Acknowledgements Editor's note: the 'scientific' pretensions of comparative literature Part I. Text and Reader: 1. Text and voice Gabriel Josipovici 2. The indeterminacy of the text: a critical reply. Translated by Rodney Foster Wolfgang Iser 3. Recognition and the reader Terence Cave 4. Epic charm in the Old English and Serbo-Croatian oral tradition J. M. Foley 5. The prisonhouse of language: The Heart of Midlothian and La Chartreuse de Parme Nicole Ward 6. The community of the novel: Silas Marner John Preston 7. Plot and the analogy with science in late nineteenth-century novelists Gillian Beer 8. 'Point of view' and its background in intellectual history Lothar Hönnighausen 9. Proust and the art of reading Leslie Hill 10. Subversion of narrative in the work of André Gide and John Fowles David H. Walker 11. The word in the novel. Translated by Ann Shukman Mikhail Bakhtin 12. Between Marxism and Formalism: the stylistics of Mikhail Bakhtin Ann Shukman 13. Intertextuality and the poetics of fiction Ann Jefferson Part II. Translations: 14. Poems. Translated by Michael Hamburger Marín Sorescu 15. Poems. Translated by Derek Bowman Günter Kunert 16. 'The king in the golden mask', 'Herostratos, incendiary', 'Cecco Angiolieri, malevolent poet', 'Paolo Uccello, painter', 'The art of biography'. Translated by Iain White Marcel Schwob Part III. Essay Reviews: 17. Figures in the carpet: on recent theories of narrative discourse Frank Kermode 18. Written and unwritten: on Ruth Finnegan's Oral Poetry Jeff Opland 20. German Poetry 1910-1975: on Michael Hamburger's anthology Gerald Gillespie 21. A partial history of traduction: Borges in English Peter Hulme and Gordon Brotherson Books received Bibliography of comparative literature in Britain, 1977.
List of contributors Acknowledgements Editor's note: the 'scientific' pretensions of comparative literature Part I. Text and Reader: 1. Text and voice Gabriel Josipovici 2. The indeterminacy of the text: a critical reply. Translated by Rodney Foster Wolfgang Iser 3. Recognition and the reader Terence Cave 4. Epic charm in the Old English and Serbo-Croatian oral tradition J. M. Foley 5. The prisonhouse of language: The Heart of Midlothian and La Chartreuse de Parme Nicole Ward 6. The community of the novel: Silas Marner John Preston 7. Plot and the analogy with science in late nineteenth-century novelists Gillian Beer 8. 'Point of view' and its background in intellectual history Lothar Hönnighausen 9. Proust and the art of reading Leslie Hill 10. Subversion of narrative in the work of André Gide and John Fowles David H. Walker 11. The word in the novel. Translated by Ann Shukman Mikhail Bakhtin 12. Between Marxism and Formalism: the stylistics of Mikhail Bakhtin Ann Shukman 13. Intertextuality and the poetics of fiction Ann Jefferson Part II. Translations: 14. Poems. Translated by Michael Hamburger Marín Sorescu 15. Poems. Translated by Derek Bowman Günter Kunert 16. 'The king in the golden mask', 'Herostratos, incendiary', 'Cecco Angiolieri, malevolent poet', 'Paolo Uccello, painter', 'The art of biography'. Translated by Iain White Marcel Schwob Part III. Essay Reviews: 17. Figures in the carpet: on recent theories of narrative discourse Frank Kermode 18. Written and unwritten: on Ruth Finnegan's Oral Poetry Jeff Opland 20. German Poetry 1910-1975: on Michael Hamburger's anthology Gerald Gillespie 21. A partial history of traduction: Borges in English Peter Hulme and Gordon Brotherson Books received Bibliography of comparative literature in Britain, 1977.
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