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Vol. 17 No. 2-3 (2004): Diversen
Vol. 17 No. 2-3 (2004): Diversen
Published:
2004-02-01
Main Section
From Narrative Narcissism to Distributed Intelligence
Reflexivity as Cognitive Instrument in Joyce’s Finnegans Wake
David Herman
27-43
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Barthes, Greimas en Todorov in het laboratorium
Het Gebruik van de literatuurwetenschap in de wetenschapsfilosofie
Nico Laan
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Public Similarity or Private Difference
Genre, and the Construction of Individual Identity in Jane Austen and Charles Brockden Brown
Evert Jan van Leeuwen
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De identiteit van de narratie
Narrativiteit en identiteit bij Paul Ricoeur
Aukje van Rooden
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Book Reviews
Literatuurgeschiedenis na de ‘cultural turn’
Mieke Bal
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Canon
De kracht van gewone taal
Andrea Lion
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Words Matter: Friendship, Grief, and Maggie Nelson’s Reckoning with Loss
202
Sex and the Sanskrit Classics: Untranslatability, Code-switching, and Sexed-up Translations
40
Persephone Screams, and We Listen: An Analysis of Sound in the Homeric Hymn to Demeter
40
“I Want Them To Feel Everything”: A Conversation with SfSx Creator Tina Horn
29
Hearing Together? A Listening Across the Lines of Tracy Chapman’s Crossroads
26
