Journal of Comparative Literature & Aesthetics, 9. kötet

Aesthetics already American analysis apostrophes appears argue argument becomes beginning Blake's body claims communication concept Criticism culture deconstruction defined Derrida discourse distinction effect example existence experience fact figure followed force function Gadamer give gold golden Gorgias human imaginative interpretation kind language limits literary literature logic mark meaning merely metaphor metaphysics MICHIGAN mode nature object Olson oral organic original particular performative philosophy Plato play poem poet poet's poetic poetry political position possible postmodern postulates Pound practice presence Press produce question reading reference reflection relation representation represents rhetorical seasonal seems sense simply Socrates song space speaking speech structure style suggest symbol textual theory thing thought tion tradition trope truth turn understanding University voice Whitman's writing