Comparative Critical Studies

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  Año 2010, Vol. 7, Número 2-3. Dedicado a: Legacies

  • Of Nomads and Monads, Shedding Light in Dark Places

    Robert Weninger

    págs. 153-161

    

  • Remembering René Wellek

    Michael Holquist

    págs. 163-178

    

  • Werner Paul Friederich: ‘Christopher Columbus of American Comparatism’

    Diane R. Leonard

    págs. 179-191

    

  • Henry Gifford and the ‘Mind of Europe’

    Peter France

    págs. 193-201

    

  • Literature and the Philosophy of Paul Ricœur

    Mario J. Valdés

    págs. 203-210

    

  • Anna Balakian: For the Love of Poetry

    Gerald Gillespie

    págs. 211-228

    

  • Henry H. H. Remak, the Peripatetic Comparatist

    Claus Clüver

    págs. 229-241

    

  • Imagining a Sequel to Wayne C. Booth's "The Rhetoric of Fiction" – Or a Dialogue on Dialogue

    James Phelan

    págs. 243-255

    

  • World Literature Beyond Hegemony in Yuri M. Lotman's Cultural Semiotics

    Ilya Kliger

    págs. 257-274

    

  • Claudio Guillén and the Ethics of Cosmopolitanism

    Antonio Monegal Brancós

    págs. 275-283

    

  • Michael Hamburger: Voice of Lost Poetry

    Elinor Shaffer

    págs. 285-296

    

  • Claude Pichois, Poetry, and the Art of Comparative Literature

    Jean Bessière, Stéphane Michaud

    págs. 297-309

    

  • Wolfgang Iser: Legacies and Lessons

    Jürgen Schlaeger

    págs. 311-324

    

  • Our Common Understanding, for Earl Miner

    Tom Hare

    págs. 325-334

    

  • Derrida's Legacy for Comparative Literature

    Anne Tomiche

    págs. 335-346

    

  • Richard Rorty Questions All, Including Us

    Randolph D. Pope

    págs. 347-356

    

  • The Legacies of Edward W. Said in Comparative Literature

    Robert J. C. Young

    págs. 357-366

    

  • Comparative Studies in Latin America: The Role of Tania Franco Carvalhal

    Eduardo de Faria Coutinho

    págs. 367-379

    

  • Malcolm Bowie: In Search of the Critical Interworld

    Clive Scott

    págs. 381-393