Introduction

Andrea Selleri, Philip Gaydon

1-14

Criticism, philosophy and the differend

Catherine Belsey

17-35

The discipline of literary studies

Stein Olsen

37-64

Analytic philosophy of literature

problems and prospects

Jukka Mikkonen

65-80

"I will draw a map of what you never see'

cartographic metaphor in Wittgenstein's philosophical investigations

Michael Rose-Steel

83-101

The pleasures of solipsism for writers and philosophers

Ery Shin

103-122

To tell what happened as invention

literature and philosophy on learning from fiction

Manuel García-Carpintero

123-147

Poetic utterances

attuning poetry and philosophy

Maximilian de Gaynesford

151-167

What difference (if any) is there between reading as fiction and reading as non-fiction?

Derek Matravers

169-184

The opacity of testimony; or, what the philosophy of literature can tell us about how to read holocaust narratives

Samuel O'Donoghue

185-203

Literary examples in analytic aesthetics

the claim of the empirical

Andrea Selleri

207-223

What do we do with words?

framing what is at stake in dealing with literature

Marianna Ginocchietti, Giulia Zanfabro

225-242

Electronic literature and its departure from the supremacy of the author function

Heiko Zimmermann

243-266