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INTRODUCTION:THE MODERN ERA 621

HIPPOLYTE ADOLPHE TAINE 639

from History of English Literature 640

CHARLES SANDERS PEIRCE 652

On a New List of Categories(1868) 655

from Lessons from the History of Philosophy 661

The First Rule of Reason 666

from Training in Reasoning 667

from What Pragmatism Is(1905) 668

WALT WHITMAN 673

from Democratic Vistas(1871) 674

FRIEDRICH NIETZSCHE 686

from The Birth of Tragedy from the Spirit of Music 687

Truth and Falsity in an Ultramoral Sense 692

？MILE ZOLA 698

from The Experimental Novel 699

OSCAR WILDE 711

The Decay of Lying 712

ST？PHANE MALLARM？ 726

The Evolution ofLiterature 727

The Book:A Spiritual Instrument 729

Mystery in Literature 731

GOTTLOB FREGE 734

On Sense and Meaning 735

SIGMUND FREUD 746

from Letter to Wilhelm Fleiss,October 15,1897 747

from Thirteenth Lecture:Archaic and Infantile Features in Dreams 748

from Lecture Twenty-One:Development of the Libido and Sexual Organization 752

LEO TOLSTOY 757

What Is Art? 758

EDMUND HUSSERL 770

Investigation I:Expression and Meaning 773

FERDINAND de SAUSSURE 786

from Course in General Linguistics 787

VIKTOR SHKLOVSKy 796

Art as Technique 797

T.S.ELIOT 806

Tradition and the Individual Talent 807

BERTRAND RUSSELL 811

Descriptions 812

PAUL VAL？RY 818

Leonardo and the Philosophers 819

LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN 823

from Tractatus Logio-Philosophicus 825

from Philosophical Investigations 836

I.A. RICHARDS 856

from Principles of Literary Criticism 857

from Science and Poetry 860

from Practical Criticism 863

BORIS EICHENBAUM 867

The Theory of the"Formal Method" 868

VIRGINIA WOOLF 885

A Room of One's Own 886

WILLIAM EMPSON 894

from Seven Types of Ambiguity 895

MIKHAIL M. BAKHTIN 912

from Epic and Novel:Toward a Methodology for the Study of the Novel 913

VALENTIN N. VOLOSINOV 926

Verbal Interaction 926

ANTONIO GRAMSCI 936

from Prison Notebooks 937

JOHN CROWE RANSOM 953

Poetry:A Note in Ontology 954

R.P. BLACKMUR 964

A Critic's Job of Work 965

RUDOLPH CARNAP 978

The Elimination of Metaphysics Through Logical Analysis of Language 980

JACQUES LACAN 990

The Mirror Stage as Formative of the Function of the I as Revealed in Psychoanalytic Experience 991

WALTER BENJAMIN 995

Theses on the Philosophy of History 996

WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS 1001

Against the Weather 1002

KENNETH BURKE 1011

Literature as Equipment for Living 1012

ERNST CASSIRER 1016

from An Essay on Man 1018

W.K. WIMSATT and MONROE C. BEARDSLEY 1026

The Intentional Fallacy 1027

CLEANTH BROOKS 1035

The Heresy of Paraphrase 1036

Irony as a Principle of Structure 1043

MARTIN HEIDEGGER 1051

from Letter on Humanism 1053

R.S. CRANE 1071

The Critical Monism of Cleanth Brooks 1072

M.H. ABRAMS 1087

from Orientation of Critical Theories 1087

THEODOR W. ADORNO 1101

Cultural Criticism and Society 1102

from Negative Dialectics 1110

CLAUDE L？VI-STRAUSS 1119

The Structural Study of Myth 1120

ROMAN JAKOBSON 1132

The Metaphoric and Metonymic Poles 1132

NORTHROP FRYE 1136

from Anatomy of Criticism 1138

NOAM CHOMSKY 1166

from A Review of B.F. Skinner's Verbal Behavior 1167

JEAN PAUL SARTRE 1175

I. Marxism and Existentialism 1176

FRANTZ FANON 1187

On National Culture 1187

JACQUES DERRIDA 1203

Structure,Sign and Play in the Discourse of the Human Sciences 1206

Meaning and Representation 1215

from Of Grammatology 1220

HANS ROBERT JAUSS 1237

from Literary History as a Challenge to Literary Theory 1238

ROLAND BARTHES 1255

The Death of the Author 1256

MICHEL FOUCAULT 1259

What Is an Author? 1260

Truth and Power 1269

THOMA S. KUHN 1280

from Postscript—1969 1282

LOUIS ALTHUSSER 1297

from Ideologyand Ideological State Apparatuses 1298

PAUL de MAN 1309

Criticism and Crisis 1310

The Resistance to Theory 1317

CLIFFORD GEERTZ 1328

Thick Description:Toward an Interpretive Theory of Culture 1329

MARY LOUISE PRATT 1343

from Toward a Speech Act Theory of Literary Discourse 1344

from Chapter Three:The Linguistics of Use 1349

RAYMOND WILLIAMS 1356

from Marxism and Literature,Part Ⅲ 1357

EDWARD W.SAID 1369

from Orientalism 1370

ANNETTE KOLODNY 1384

from Dancing Through the Minefield:Some Observations on the Theory,Practice,and Politics of a Feminist Literary Criticism 1385

STANLEYFISH 1395

Is There a Text in This Class? 1396

PIERRE BOURDIEU 1403

from Language and Symbolic Power 1404

JEAN FRAN？OIS LYOTARD 1417

Answering the Question:What Is Postmodernism? 1418

BENEDICT ANDERSON 1424

The Origins of National Consciousness 1424

JURGEN HABERMAS 1429

Excursus on Leveling the Genre Distinction Between Philosophy and Literature 1430

GILLES DELEUZE and F？LIX GUATTARI 1442

1．Introduction:Rhizome 1443

RICHARD RORTY 1457

The Contingency of Language 1458

EVE KOSOFSKYSEDGWICK 1469

from Epistemology of the Closet 1470

STEPHEN J. GREENBLATT 1476

Resonance and Wonder 1477

JUDITH BUTLER 1489

Imitation and Gender Insubordination 1490

JOHN GUILLORY 1500

from Literature after Theory 1500

GAYATRI CHAKRAVORTYSPIVAK 1509

Teaching for the Times 1510

ERNESTO LACLAU 1525

Subject of Politics,Politics of the Subject 1526

Index 1535