...Sophus Helle Abstract The article proposes a new definition of philology as a systematic engagement with crises of reading, focused on the difficulties that prevent readers from gaining access to or drawing meaning from a given text, all the way from scrubbed signs to obscure ontologies. Responding...

... Historical Poetics and the morphological method have at different points been accused of favoring atomizing analysis over aesthetic appreciation. This putative inability to grasp the work of art as a totality is a taint that literary theory inherited from nineteenth-century philology, whose mission...

... of Philology: Veselovsky’s Historical Poetics Michael Holquist (1935 – 2016) Yale University Ilya Kliger and Boris Maslov, eds., Persistent Forms: Explorations in Historical Poetics. New York: Fordham University Press, 2016. xviii 1 477 pp. This book is important for several reasons. It is first...

... of the literary and theoretical implications of the findings of the previous generation of textual philological Talmudic scholarship. The article challenges previous efforts by Daniel Boyarin and Barry Scott Wimpfheimer to apply Bakhtin’s thought to the Talmud. The final section presents a close reading...

...Jean-Pierre Sonnet God's enigmatic answer to Moses' question about his name— Ehyeh asher ehyeh , usually translated “I am who I am” (Exod. 3:14)—has provoked philological analysis for centuries, often coupled with high philosophical and theological reflection; yet little attention has been paid...

... generalizations which cast Russian formalism as a movement which sought to isolate literature as somehow “autonomous” from society. © 2017 by Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics 2017 Roman Jakobson philology dialectology avant-garde Velimir Khlebnikov References Allison Sarah...

..., geology, and above all modern lin- guistics or philology. The analogue of art criticism is arguably developed most fully in the novel, although in this context I refer specifically to the analysis of the art of the past and thus leave to the side the novel’s commentary on its still-living artists...

..., Han 2000 Theophrastus against the Presocratics and Plato: Peripatetic Dialectic in the De sensibus (Leiden: Brill). 2002a “Philology or Philosophy? Simplicius on the Use of Quotations,” in Epea and Grammata: Oral and Written Communication in Ancient Greece , vol. 4 , edited by Ian...

... Economia e Dirrito). 2005 “Protagoras' Achilles: Homeric Allusion as a Satirical Weapon (Plato's Protagoras 340a),” Classical Philology 100 : 274 -77. Carson, Anne 1992 “How Not to Read a Poem: Unmixing Simonides from Protagoras,” Classical Philology 87 ( 2 ): 110 -30. Clapp, James...

... The Four Philosophers (now in the Pitti Palace, Florence Among his admirers was Michel de Mon- taigne, who described him as one of the most learned men then alive. Lipsius’s primarily philosophical works, then, number just four, and they are all closely related to the philological labors...

..., Russian literary criticism (especially Mikhail Bakhtin), and Russian opera and vocal music. Michael Holquist is professor emeritus of Slavic and comparative literature at Yale University. He is currently working on German and Russian philology in the modern period. Ilya Kliger is assistant professor...

... in Philology, Studies in Romanticism, and elsewhere. Dorrit Cohn is emeritus professor of German and Comparative Literature at Harvard University. She is the author of Transparent Minds (Princeton University Press 1978) and of The Distinction of Fiction ( Johns Hopkins University Press 1999). Margaret H...

... (2015). Alexander Freer is junior research fellow in English at Trinity College, Univer- sity of Cambridge. His recent essays on Percy Bysshe Shelley s poetics, the aes- thetics of dreams, and theories of the lyric appear in Philosophy and Literature, Critical Quarterly, and Modern Philology...

...Paul Hernadi © 2003 by the Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics 2003 Adler, Hans, and Sabine Gross 2002 “Adjusting the Frame: Comments on Cognitivism and Literature,” Poetics Today 23 : 195 -220. Bakhtin, M. M. 1986 “The Problem of the Text in Linguistics, Philology...

... poetry, especially Gilgamesh , and the Sumerian poems of Enheduana, both of which he has translated into Danish and English. His latest project explores the poetics of philology. Theresa Krampe is a doctoral researcher at the International Graduate Centre for the Study of Culture (GCSC) at Giessen...

... of intercultural hermeneutics at Ludwig-Maximilians University in Munich, Germany. He was born in Flanders and studied philology, literature, and linguistics in both Belgium and England, where he got his PhD at the University of Lancaster. He has published widely in the areas of literary studies (nar...

... was in Russian philology (from Alexander Potebnja to the Russian formalists). He was also very much a Czech patriot who understood that poems, literary creations, and translations were essential for a people who want to develop and sustain their worldview and promote and preserve their culture. In this sense...

... (Paris: Nathan). Amossy, Ruth, and Elisheva Rosen 1982 Les discours du cliché (Paris: SEDES). Augstein, Hannah Franziska 1997 “Linguistics and Politics in the Early Nineteenth Century: James Cowles Prichard's Moral Philology,” History of European Ideas 23 (1): 1 -18. Barfoot, C. C., ed...

..., Lionel Shriver, and the Ethics of the Par- ticular” in Interdisciplinary Literary Studies: a Journal of Criticism and Theory, and “Enacting Authenticity: Peter Nichols’ Passion Play and Søren Kierkegaard’s Either/Or in Dialogue” in Anglia: Journal of English Philology, as well as a chapter coauthored...

... Joseph Hall and Protestant Meditation in Seventeenth-Century England , edited by Huntley Frank Livingstone , 65 – 118 . Binghamton NY : Medieval and Renaissance Texts and Studies . Hayes Albert McHarg . 1938 . “ Counterpoint in Herbert .” Studies in Philology 35 , no. 1 : 43 – 60...