Table of contents

The concept of autonomous art and literature within their historical context

Wolfgang Wittkowski

3-14

On the manifold significance of time in the novel

Walter Biemel

17-37

One autobiographer's reality: Robbe-Grillet

Marjorie Hellerstein

39-48

Heidegger and English poetry

Peter Morgan

49-59

Expressionist signs and metaphors in Martin Heidegger's being and time

Michael Moriarty

61-68

Faulkner/Levinas: the vivacity of disaster

Christopher Schreiner

71-85

The recursive matrix

Jealousy and the epistemophilic crisis

André Aciman

87-102

Phenomenology and the structure of desirability

William Haney Ii

103-112

The voice of Luxembourg poets

Rosemarie Kieffer

115-130

The ramatoulaye-aissatou styles in contemporary African feminism(s)

Imafedia Okhamafe

131-148

Nature and civilization as metaphor in Michel Rio's dreaming jungles

Mark Andrews

149-156

Problems of literary expression in Les nourritures terrestres

Harlan Patton

157-163

Lucie Sebetka: the phenomenon of abandonment in Milan Kundera's the joke

Aron Aji

165-177

"Essential witnesses"

Imagism's aesthetic "protest" and "rescue" via ancient Chinese poetry

Ling, Jesse Airaudi

181-194

Towards a post-modern hermeneutic ontology of art

Nietzschean style and Heideggerian truth

Babette Babich

195-209

Le véritable Saint Genest: from text to performance

Cynthia Ruoff

211-224

Husserl, fantasy and possible worlds

Thomas Ryba

227-237

Phenomenological ontology and second person narrative

The case of Butor and Fuentes

Robert Ellis

239-248

Modifications: a reading of Auden and Iser

Bernadette Prochaska

249-257

A study of visual form in literary imagery

Joseph Krause

259-265

Indian and Western music

Phenomenological comparison from Tagore's viewpoint

Sitansu Ray

267-272

Index of names