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Springer, Dordrecht

2006

246 Pages

ISBN 978-1-349-52465-5

Literature and philosophy

a guide to contemporary debates

Edited by

David Rudrum

Publication details

DOI: 10.1057/9780230598621

Full citation:

Rudrum, D. (ed) (2006). Literature and philosophy: a guide to contemporary debates, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Introduction — literature and philosophy

Rudrum David

1-8

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"The absence of origin"

Tubridy Derval

24-36

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The pattern that literature makes

Vescio Bryan

41-52

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Autobiographical memory

Hagberg Garry L.

53-65

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What can my nonsense tell me about you?

Bourbon Brett

66-76

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A risky business

Strehle Ralph

81-91

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The poetics of thinking

Gosetti-Ferencei Jennifer Anna; Gosetti-Ferencei Jennifer

92-113

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Construction without theory

Lane Richard J.

114-123

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Liminal agencies

Rawlinson Mary

129-141

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Who is speaking?

Eskin Michael

163-169

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Literary potential

Benjamin Andrew

170-178

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Gibberophobia

Rée Jonathan

179-193

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Philosophy's metaphors

Eaglestone Robert

194-203

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Hearing voices

Rudrum David

204-218

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No matter

Cohen Josh

221-230

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Form, reflection, disclosure

Malpas Simon

231-242

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