... Thomas Bronwen ., Fictional Dialogue: Speech and Conversation in the Modern and Postmodern Novel . Lincoln : University of Nebraska Press , 2012 . ix + 212 pp. © 2014 by Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics 2014 New Books at a Glance Edward Adams, Liberal Epic...

...Eyal Segal Sell Roger D. , ed., Literature as Dialogue: Invitations Offered and Negotiated . Amsterdam : Benjamins , 2014 . xv + 274 pp. © 2016 by Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics 2016 New Books at a Glance Sabina Schenk, Running and Clicking: Future Narratives...

...W. P. Małecki Fixing Democracy with Dialogue Idit Alphandary and Leszek Koczanowicz, eds., Democracy, Dialogue, Memory: Expression and Affect beyond Consensus. Routledge Studies in Social and Political Thought. London; New York: Routledge, 2019. viii 1192 pp. According to the book s introduction...

... Writings in Poetics IQ 30 : 141 -50. De Man, Paul 1989 “Dialogue and Dialogism,” in Rethinking Bakhtin: Extensions and Challenges , edited by Gary Saul Morson and Caryl Emerson, 105 -14 (Evanston: Northwestern University Press). Dickinson, Emily 1987 The Complete Poems , edited by Thomas H...

...Gareth B. Matthews In the Theaetetus , Plato has Socrates propose that thinking is a discussion the soul has with itself. But Plato never wrote a philosophical work in the form of an inner dialogue. Augustine's Soliloquies is the first such work. Writing in this form, Augustine is inspired to treat...

..., with implications for the reader’s empathy. It examines how “resonance” between paired voices on separate narrative levels occurs when repetition of a deictic across juxtaposed passages or narration and dialogue leads readers to sense a rhetorical continuity despite the grammatical discontinuity. Copyright © 2018...

... the “coefficient of dialogic liveliness” — a measure suggested by Boris Yarkho in the 1930s — this article suggests an answer in the affirmative. In addition, it attempts to answer three subsequent questions: (1) Why did the number of dialogues increase? (2) Why was this increase not linear? (3) Why did some...

... Poetics Today 37:4 In this article, I intend to further the dialogue between Poe’s aesthetic vision and his poetic practice through a contrastive analysis of his essay on N. P. Willis (1845) and the Dupin series. In order to escape the critical mediation that, in my opinion, has deflected...

... synonymous with literary masterpieces) by integrating it with intertextuality. He begins by considering intertextual relations in terms of a “dialogue,” in analogy to real-­life dialogues and differentiating between “genuine” and pseudo-­ dialogues. The latter in turn presents two major variants...

... interpretative retelling Secondly, while it is certainly true that there is a much larger measure of implied exegesis in these rewritings than was previously assumed (Kugel 1998), the fact remains that this exegesis is precisely that—implied and covert.The reader may, of course, create a silent dialogue...

...-Palestinian relations and peace. In 1971 he cofounded and edited the periodical Israel and Palestine Political Report and began a long-lasting dialogue with members of the PLO following their response to an article he published (Klein 2003). In 1974 he published the critical book How Israel Lost Its Soul...

... and influential, a ‘‘happy genius a public display of this discovery of the self, a dialogue with the others whose life he influences, would be antithetical to the modern mode.The direct dialogue with a gen- eral populace...

...Eugenio Canone; Leen Spruit The Renaissance writers adapted the dialogue form to represent the culture they were creating, using it for numerous subjects: philosophy, ethics, politics, religion, the arts, the study of language, and literature. The dialogue was an appropriate form for works which...

... within Judaism . Woodstock, VT : Jewish Lights . Hartman Geoffrey H. Budick Sanford 1986 Midrash and Literature . New Haven, CT : Yale University Press . Hasan-Rokem Galit 1998 “ Narratives in Dialogue: A Folk Literary Perspective on Interreligious Contacts in the Holy...

... question the very human capacity to understand whatever lies beyond one's own horizon of experience. Over the years, either party to the dialogue has turned out, or become, unequal to its demanding role. Pagis's alternative strategy of communication—fictional, poetic,implicit—is the focus of the argument...

... orient ourselves in the world. Narrative dialogicality refers to the narratively mediated process of how we become who we are in relation to other agents in the world—in a fundamentally dialogical and relational way. It means our ability to enter into a narratively mediated dialogue with others...

...Jonathan Crewe This article examines Black Hamlet , written in 1937 by the pioneering South African psychoanalyst Wulf Sachs. Sachs's book stages a cultural exchange in the guise of a professional dialogue between the author and a Manyika healer-diviner given the pseudonym John Chavafambira...

...Bronwen E. Thomas This article argues that studies of fictional dialogue have hitherto neglected the specific dynamics of multiparty talk. I will contend that this neglect contributes to the perpetuation of an “ideal” of conversation that allows no space for either the frustrations and inequalities...

...John Sellars This essay offers an introduction to Justus Lipsius's dialogue De Constantia , first published in 1584. Although the dialogue bears a superficial similarity to philosophical works of consolation, I suggest that it should be approached as a spiritual exercise written by Lipsius...

... to narrative stress the exceptionality of the fictional. This article investigates disagreements and potential points of mutual interest in a dialogue between Henrik Skov Nielsen, representing unnatural narratology, and Karin Kukkonen, representing second-generation cognitive narratology. The dialogue develops...