... , translated by Bennet Philip . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press , 1992 . Copyright © 2020 by University of Oregon 2020 nightingale new lyric studies Michel Serres Rousseau containment I pray thee sing not a little space. —Algernon Charles Swinburne, “Itylus...

... the parameters (one might say battle-lines) of this contemporary debate on the history and meaning of the lyric. The renewed attention to poetic theory, form, and genre that these new studies of the lyric have initiated through their ambitious arguments and complex genealogies has already reshaped...

.... “Apostrophe.” The Pursuit of Signs: Semiotics, Literature, Deconstruction. London: Routledge, 1981. 135-54. “Changes in the Study in the Lyric.” Lyric Poetry: Beyond the New Criticism. Ed. Chaviva Hosek and Patricia Parker. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1985. 38-54. “Comparative Literature...

..., but also makes transcendental laws—the very conditions for concepts—appear as products of personal consciousness. Susan Stewart’s recent articles on lyric, an important project in progress, study ways in which historical features of poetry such as metrical allusions perpetuate a sense of form...

..., but also makes transcendental laws—the very conditions for concepts—appear as products of personal consciousness. Susan Stewart’s recent articles on lyric, an important project in progress, study ways in which historical features of poetry such as metrical allusions perpetuate a sense of form...

.... “How the Right Hijacked the Magic Words.” New York Times , 13 August 1995 , p. 15 . Hacking, Ian. Representing and Intervening: Introductory Topics in the Philosophy of Natural Science . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1983 . Stewart, Susan. “Preface to A Lyric History.” The Uses...

..., 2002. 447 p. When Susan Stewart’s essay “Lyric Possession” appeared in Critical Inquiry in 1995, it seemed—these things are impressionistic—as though everyone I knew who worked on lyric was intrigued by it. At the time, lyric was somewhat neglected. English and American studies, especially...

... gentilium liber XIV (Toronto: Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies, 1978), pp. 34-46. My quotation from Paul Zumthor is from “From Hi(story) to Poem, or the Paths of Pun: The Grands Rhéthoriquers of Fifteenth-Century France,” New Literary History 10 (1979): 243 (this essay is a translation...

... worked on lyric was intrigued by it. At the time, lyric was somewhat neglected. English and American studies, especially, seemed to be focusing on narrative and drama in ways that excluded from study bizarre and interesting phenomena such as obsessive rhythm and catachresis. We suspected...

..., 2002. 447 p. When Susan Stewart’s essay “Lyric Possession” appeared in Critical Inquiry in 1995, it seemed—these things are impressionistic—as though everyone I knew who worked on lyric was intrigued by it. At the time, lyric was somewhat neglected. English and American studies, especially...

... worked on lyric was intrigued by it. At the time, lyric was somewhat neglected. English and American studies, especially, seemed to be focusing on narrative and drama in ways that excluded from study bizarre and interesting phenomena such as obsessive rhythm and catachresis. We suspected...

..., 2002. 447 p. When Susan Stewart’s essay “Lyric Possession” appeared in Critical Inquiry in 1995, it seemed—these things are impressionistic—as though everyone I knew who worked on lyric was intrigued by it. At the time, lyric was somewhat neglected. English and American studies, especially...

... between worlding and vernacularization : the first relies on recovery of an a priori object of literary study, particularly through a lyricized understanding of poetry, accompanied by a repression of the imperialist power dynamic imposed on the third world by scholars of the first; the latter calls...

... -23. Hynes, Sam. “The Rape of Tarquin.” Shakespeare Quarterly 10 ( 1959 ): 451 -53. Kahn, Coppelia. “The Rape in Shakespeare's Lucrece.” Shakespeare Studies 9 ( 1976 ): 45 -72. Klibansky, Raymond, with Erwin Panofsky and Fritz Saxl. Saturn and Melancholy . New York: Basic Books...

... . “ Approaching the Lyric .” Lyric Poetry: Beyond New Criticism . Ed. Hošek Chaviva and Parker Patricia . Ithaca : Cornell UP , 1985 . Fülleborn Ulrich . Das Strukturproblem der späten Lyrik Rilkes . Heidelberg : Winter , 1960 . Lacoue-Labarthe Philippe . Heidegger...

... Raumanschauung bei Pindar.” Zeitschrift für Aesthetik und allgemeine Kunstwissenschaft 36 ( 1942 ): 96 – 114 . Print . Rydel Christine A. “Questions of Genre in Tiutchev's Lyrics.” Canadian-American Slavic Studies 29 . 3/4 ( 1995 ): 331 – 52 . Print . Schadewaldt Wolfgang...

... . Freedman Ralph . The Lyrical Novel: Studies in Hermann Hesse, André Gide, and Virginia Woolf . Princeton : Princeton UP , 1966 . Print . Gourgouris Stathis . Does Literature Think? Literature as Theory for an Antimythical Era . Stanford : Stanford UP , 2003 . Print . James...

... formalism” that has reinvigorated literary studies in the past decade or so, Marjorie Levinson locates a fundamental issue for the many different new formalist models in this peren- nially vexed dialogue between literary form and historical representation. She writes that reactions to, in particular...

...SIMON PENDER University of Oregon 2006 Alfonsi, Sandra Resnick. Masculine Submission in Troubadour Lyric . New York: Peter Lang, 1986 . Anglade, Joseph, ed. Les poésies de Peire Vidal . Paris: Champion, 1913 . Avalle, D'Arco Silvio, ed. Peire Vidal: Poésie . Milan and Napoli...

... lyric and this new approach to poetry was memorably drawn by Boscán, whose sarcastic attack on critics is found in his famous prologue to the second book of his posthumously published Las obras de Boscan y algvnas de Garcilasso dela Vega of 1543: “Si a estos mis obras les parecieren duras, y tuuieren...