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.... As it is, editing this project became a labor of love faced with challenges, especially at the final stages, between the guest editor’s and the style editor’s work. I would therefore like to thank the advisers — Yiddishist, Hebraist, or comparatist — who helped me to review and finalize a special issue no less...

... of contemporary linguistics than scholars have previously recognized. Keywords Marcel Proust, Michel Bre´al, comparative grammar, involuntary memory, linguistics I would like to thank the following friends and colleagues for commenting on earlier versions of this study: Robert Alter, Ann Banfield...

... a temporal transfer that expresses the precedent by the consequent or vice versa). It became narratologically relevant thanks to Gérard Genette (1980 [1972]: 234–35), who characterized it in Narrative Discourse as ‘‘any intrusion by the extradiegetic narrator or narratee into the diegetic universe...

... of the potential donor's completion of their narrative lies beyond the remit of the textually inscribed discourse. Many charities send thank-you letters, or make thank-you phone calls, and so on, which carefully convey some kind of impact alongside gratitude, thereby providing some textual or verbal narrative...

...’’ On literature as an institution he writes, ‘‘The point is that literature is a money laundering scheme. Just like museums and symphony orchestras. Like the opera. Fine art. Ballet. Even jazz clubs. Mostly they don’t make a profit—they’re money losers. Thank god for the Mafia and the Robber Barons. Thank god...

..., who then played a key role in its implementation as well. She recruited most of the participants, made valuable suggestions at each stage, and infected everyone with her enthusiasm. In all but the actual edit- ing, she has been an active partner, and we cannot thank her enough. We are also...

... then played a key role in its implementation as well. She recruited most of the participants, made valuable suggestions at each stage, and infected everyone with her enthusiasm. In all but the actual edit- ing, she has been an active partner, and we cannot thank her enough. We are also grateful...

... essays remain shorter than usual. None appears in the original conference form, though, and most have significantly devel- oped on the way to publication. We thank our referees for their valuable advice, the contributors for their cooperation throughout the editorial pro- cess, and Geoffrey Hartman...

... that they ‘‘may thank [God] in their hearts, but we can thank Him with our tongues; wearebetterthanthey, and can praise Him better’’ (Barbauld , emphasis added). The birds ‘‘can warble she goes on, ‘‘and the young lambs can bleat, but we can open our lips in His praise, we can speak of all His goodness...

... Peninsula. Many of them have immigrated to Palestine centuries ago and have thus enjoyed greater socioeconomic status and appreciation than subsequent Mizrahi immigrants). These layers have been accumulated and preserved in Gaon's image thanks to the recurrence of his image and those texts...

.... An earlier version of this article was presented at the International Conference on Narrative in April of 2023. Thanks to Sean Yeager, James Phelan, and Kelly Marsh for their feedback on that talk. Thanks as well to Peter DeGabriele for his advice on theories of fictionality in the eighteenth century...

... the Flaubertian aporia, but the tropism is only the symptom of the expression, which can only be partial and fragmentary. The tropism must trigger the reader’s own trop- 6104 Poetics Today / 21:2 / sheet 205 of 214 isms. Thanks to such a transfer, the reader may...

... an unprecedented level of institutional recognition on the part of the MLA, which also approved the creation of the new Discussion Group on Cognitive Approaches to Literature, inaugu- rated at the same convention. We wish to thank the MLA, its officers and executive council, and its executive director Phyllis...

... in the wake of the “Shakespeare and Hospitality” seminar that I convened with David Goldstein at the Shakespeare Association of America conference in Toronto in March 2013. My thanks to the participants, some of whom are cited here, and to the editors of this special issue (Monika Fludernik and John...

..., not easier, for their stories to be heard. Dutiful civilians say “Thank you for your service,” a phatic phrase that performs connection it doesn't accomplish (Samet 2011 ). Oblivious acquaintances ask them nervously, “Did you ever kill anyone?” invoking the well-worn character of the “broken” vet...

.... narratology interpretation defamiliarization mimetic bias embodiment The first drafts of the essays in this special issue were presented in November 2016 at a workshop hosted by the Department of Culture and Aesthetics, Stockholm University (Sweden). The editors would like to thank Christer...

... of camp survivorsTheeffects of sys- tematic dehumanisation are being transmitted from one generation to the next through disturbances in the parent-child relationship. (Epstein 1979: 299–300) Although it is thanks to this talk that the New York Times became interested in Epstein’s writings...

... after reading Claude Calame’s massive study, I realize that both his work and its eponymous question are far more relevant than I first expected. In fact, thanks to this book I have come to realize that some of the issues I have personally been working on (referentiality, fictionality, reception...

... Logical flaws, breaches of coherence, details that grate, incongruities, contradictions: these are just some of the zones of ideological resistance that alert and intrigue the critic. Thanks to the tireless sagacity of Rasson...

... by the free play of language. McCance makes such a strong case in Poetics Today 42:1 (March 2021) q 2021 by Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics part thanks to the status of the texts she analyzes, beginning with La vie la mort itself. McCance s reading of La vie la mort combines two elements...