Face to Face
Bakhtin in Russia and the West
1st Edition
Published on 1. June 1997
400 pages
978-0-567-10531-8 (ISBN)
Description
So far, in the West, the dissemination of Bakhtinian thought has proceeded with little or no awareness of contemporary approaches to Bakhtin in his homeland. This collection offers unprecedented access to leading Russian research in juxtaposition with important Western scholarship on Bakhtin. Taking its cue from Bakhtin as founder of dialogical criticism, Face to Face aims to stimulate dialogue across disciplines and national boundaries.
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Edition
1. Auflage
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Target group
Professional and scholarly
ISBN-13
978-0-567-10531-8 (9780567105318)
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Content
- Intro
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Abbreviations
- Translators' Note
- Contributors
- Introduction
- I. PLACING BAKHTIN: HISTORIOGRAPHY/PHILOSOPHY
- Face to Face: Bakhtin's Programme and the Architectonics of Being-as-Event in the Twentieth Century
- Bakhtin, Philosopher and Sociologist
- The Idea of the Other in René Descartes's Meditations: A Hermeneutic Investigation into the History of Philosophy
- Bakhtin, Marx and Worker Representation: An Architectonics of Answerability
- Mikhail Bakhtin and the Philosophical Problems of Historical Studies in Russia
- Bakhtin and Warburg: Elective Affinities in Dialogic Cultural Studies
- Bakhtin and Rosenstock-Huessy: 'Absolute Need of Love' versus 'Dative Thinking'
- II. DEFINING THE (POST-) MODERN SUBJECT
- After the Expulsion of the Author: Bakhtin as an Answer to Poststructuralism
- Ethics of Difference: Bakhtin's Early Writings and Feminist Theories
- Bakhtin and Kristeva: Grotesque Body, Abject Self
- Self and Other in Bakhtin and in the Non-classical Psychology of Lev Vygotskii
- III. CARNIVAL AND POPULAR CULTURE
- The Carnival without Laughter
- The Creative History of Bakhtin's Rabelais
- Bakhtin's Carnival and Oral Culture
- To Cry, Laugh and Understand: Notes of a Russian Folk Culture Researcher after Bakhtin
- IV. GENRES OF DISCOURSE
- The Concept of the Generic Word: Bakhtin and the Russian Formalists
- Bakhtin and the Epic Chronotope
- Bakhtin, Lukács and German Romanticism: The Case of Epic and Irony
- Epic and Novel in George Eliot
- Bakhtin versus Rhetoric?
- V. CROSS-DISCIPLINARY DISCOURSES
- Sociology and Dialogics: Pierre Bourdieu, Mikhail Bakhtin and the Critique of Formalist Aesthetics
- Bakhtin and Derrida: Drama and the Phoneyness of the Phonè
- A Bakhtinian Approach to Speech in the Teaching of Writing
- The Discourse(s) of Literature and the Law
- Index
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