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Literature and the New Interdisciplinarity: Poetics, Linguistics, History |
Roger D. Sell; Peter Verdonk (Volume Editors)
Brill
Literature and the New Interdisciplinarity: Poetics, Linguistics, History
13 Literary gossip, literary theory, literary pragmatics
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Roger D. Sell

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1674442646858_9574015

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Open/Free Access

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221–241

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Preliminary Material
Roger D. Sell; Peter Verdonk
1–6
Contributors and editors
Roger D. Sell; Peter Verdonk
7
Introduction: The new interdisciplinarity
Roger D. Sell
9–26
Section I Literature As ‘special’ and ‘ordinary’
Roger D. Sell; Peter Verdonk
27–30
1 Old song that will not declare itself: on poetry and the imprecision of meaning
H. G. Widdowson
31–43
2 Context
Nils Erik Enkvist
45–60
Section II How readers of literature work towards meanings
Roger D. Sell; Peter Verdonk
61–63
3 To be or not to be a phagocyte: procedures of reading metaphors
Peter Stockwell
65–78
4 On recyclings and irony
Michael Toolan
79–92
5 Against literary reading conventions
Adrian Pilkington
93–106
6 The relevance of genre
Tony R. Bex
107–129
Section III Writers and readers within sociocultural history
Roger D. Sell; Peter Verdonk
131–134
7 Bakhtin, addressivity, and the poetics of objectivity
Alison Tate
135–150
8 Contradictory voices: a dialogue between Russian and Western European linguists
Guy Cook
151–161
9 Characters and English almanac literature: genre development and intertextuality
Irma Taavitsainen
163–178
10 Eighteenth-century letters and journals as evidence: studying society through the individual
Ingrid Tieken-Boon van Ostade
179–191
Section IV Literature in the lives of readers
Roger D. Sell; Peter Verdonk
193–196
11 Light in August and the issue of unreliability
Ineke Bockting
197–208
12 Emotional functions of reading literature
Willie van Peer
209–220
13 Literary gossip, literary theory, literary pragmatics
Roger D. Sell
221–241
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