...John T. Hamilton Odysseys of Recognition: Performing Intersubjectivity in Homer, Aristotle, Shakespeare, Goethe, and Kleist . By Ellwood Wiggins . Lewisburg, PA : Bucknell University Press , 2019 . xvii + 319 pp. Copyright © 2020 by University of Washington 2020 The figure...

...Max Cavitch Abstract This essay historicizes the emergence of the term autotheory as the signifier of a mode of autobiographical writing and reading based primarily on intersubjective histories and relational ontologies. Instead of trying to define autotheory as a neatly circumscribed “subgenre...

... is to recover the interaction of form and history by analyzing reading as an intersubjective experience in which literary works are preserved and passed on through our ever-changing engagement with their forms. © 2008 by University of Washington 2008 Paul B. Armstrong is professor of English at Brown...

..., is not captured by reference to its complex and at times maddening cognitive and intellectual demands. A different kind of challenge unfolds in the gap between page and reader, speaker and audience. The experimentalism of The Unnamable creates what might be thought of as an intersubjective, unconscious demand...

... chapters, on the New Formalism (first published in 2007), as a permissible revision of Kant’s intersubjective aesthetic formalism. This is a useful chapter with many telling points to make, pitting itself against “old” or “normative” formalism (157). It complements Virginia Jackson’s ( 2005 ) dazzling...

... is a suffering body, and Duras is a body that instinctually responds to this suffering, totally unmediated by gender norms or categorization. A similar ethic of care emerges in Kim’s reading of La vie devant soi , with the wiping of another person’s shit understood as an expression of intersubjectivity...

... obligation to justify his own core values, which are hardly less linguistic in kind and which he adumbrates, rather offhandedly, as “poetic ontology” (178).Just what this term encompasses and to what extent it can ever be advanced from an object of faith to one of intersubjective understanding...

... to consider Slavoj Žižek’s work on the psychodynamics of fan- tasy. By inventing a Kansas worth fighting for, Dorothy’s nostalgia exemplifies “the radically intersubjective character of fantasy.” That fantasy always entails an exploration of “the subject’s relation to his/ her Other,” and this process...

... aesthetic experience and the attempt to communicate it to create intersub- jectivity; he does not rely on an already existing intersubjectivity to guaran- tee the success of efforts to communicate. Second, Cascardi maintains that aesthetic judgments, not aesthetic...

...- jectivity; he does not rely on an already existing intersubjectivity to guaran- tee the success of efforts to communicate. Second, Cascardi maintains that aesthetic judgments, not aesthetic objects, are crucial in Kant. No specific type or range of objects can...

...- jectivity; he does not rely on an already existing intersubjectivity to guaran- tee the success of efforts to communicate. Second, Cascardi maintains that aesthetic judgments, not aesthetic objects, are crucial in Kant. No specific type or range of objects can...

...- jectivity; he does not rely on an already existing intersubjectivity to guaran- tee the success of efforts to communicate. Second, Cascardi maintains that aesthetic judgments, not aesthetic objects, are crucial in Kant. No specific type or range of objects can...

... aesthetic experience and the attempt to communicate it to create intersub- jectivity; he does not rely on an already existing intersubjectivity to guaran- tee the success of efforts to communicate. Second, Cascardi maintains that aesthetic judgments, not aesthetic...

... the power of the mimetic unconscious (221). Lawtoo’s monograph brilliantly unpacks and recuperates a deep intersubjective structure that neither serves as “a violent mapping of the thoughts and wants of the self on to the other ( projection )” nor provides access to “the perspective of the other...

... in Adorno’s Aesthetic Theory (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1997), 7–8. 10 Kaufman extends this argument later when he, again drawing on Kant, emphasizes the aesthetic’s “ongoing construction of intersubjectivity” (which he asso- ciates with a “democratic possibility for newly conceived and constructed...

... of lyric based upon the identity between poet and reader must be achieved by denying to the poem any intersubjective economy of its own. On this view, in order to have an audience the lyric must not have one” (Jackson 2005 : 129). I suppose that when Fry says I accuse Mill of committing “original sin,” he...

... largely from their formal idiosyncrasies. Bakhtin’s abstract terms clarify Zhang’s examples, and Zhang’s extreme particularity exemplifies Bakhtin’s intersubjective vision of the novel. 4 MLQl March 1995 With a caution against reading our own...

.... Against the tendency of Fichte’s subjective idealism, Schlegel aimed “to make the deepest, most individual thoughts and feelings conscious and public through a sustained meditation on the dynamics of the intersubjective author-audience relationship” (p. 25). His version of irony would cultivate...

... and changes undergone by a poetical character, hypostatized as “Tennyson,” from his readings of poems written by other characters, hypostatized most notably as “Keats” and “Shelley,” Tucker binds himself to a model of poetic influence as intersubjective rather than intertextual. He also markedly...

... in kind and which he adumbrates, rather offhandedly, as “poetic ontology” (178).Just what this term encompasses and to what extent it can ever be advanced from an object of faith to one of intersubjective understanding are questions to which Taming the Chaos provides no answers. But then, what...