Literary Theory: An Anthology Book

Pt. 1	Formalisms : Russian Formalism and New Criticism
1	Introduction : Formalisms	3
2	The Formal Method	7
3	Art as technique	15
4	The Formalist critics	22
5	The language of paradox	28
6	The structure of the concrete universal	40
Pt. 2	Structuralism, linguistics, narratology
1	Introduction : the implied order : Structuralism	53
2	The linguistic foundation	56
3	Course in general linguistics	59
4	Morphology of the folk-tale	72
5	Two aspects of language	76
6	Mythologies	81
7	The archaeology of knowledge	90
8	The structure of narrative transmission	97
Pt. 3	Rhetoric, phenomenology, Reader Response
1	Introduction : language and action	127
2	Transcendental aesthetic	131
3	Ideas	137
4	Classical rhetoric	142
5	How to do things with words	162
6	Tacit persuasion patterns and a dictionary of rhetorical terms	177
7	Not so much a teaching as an intangling	195
8	Interpretive communities	217
9	Text and system	222
10	Distinction	237
Pt. 4	Post-structuralism, Deconstruction, Post-modernism
1	Introduction : introductory Deconstruction	257
2	On truth and lying in an extra-moral sense	262
3	The will to power	266
4	Identity and difference	271
5	Heterology	273
6	Differance	278
7	Of grammatology	300
8	Semiology and grammatology	332
9	Writing	340
10	The newly born woman	348
11	The postmodern condition	355
12	Simulacra and simulations	365
13	A thousand plateaus	378
Pt. 5	Psychoanalysis and psychology
1	Introduction : strangers to ourselves : Psychoanalysis	389
2	The interpretation of dreams	397
3	On narcissism	415
4	The uncanny	418
5	Beyond the pleasure principle	431
6	Group psychology and the analysis of the ego	438
7	The mirror stage as formative of the function of the I	441
8	The instance of the letter in the unconscious	447
9	The Negro and psychopathology	462
10	Pre-Oedipal gender configurations	470
11	The black hole of trauma	487
Pt. 6	Historicisms
1	Introduction : writing the past	505
2	The country and the city	508
3	Witness against the beast	533
4	Discipline and punish	549
5	Some call it fiction : on the politics of domesticity	567
6	Professing the renaissance : the poetics and politics of culture	584
7	Shakespeare and the exorcists	592
8	Melville, Delany, and new world slavery	621
Pt. 7	Political criticism : from Marxism to cultural materialism
1	Introduction : starting with zero	643
2	Dialectics	647
3	Grundrisse	650
4	The German ideology	653
5	Wage labor and capital	659
6	Capital	665
7	Hegemony	673
8	Discourse in the novel	674
9	Rabelais and his world	686
10	Ideology and ideological state apparatuses	693
11	For a theory of literary production	703
12	The sublime object of ideology	712
13	Difference and the future	725
14	Cultural materialism, Othello, and the politics of plausibility	743
Pt. 8	Feminism
1	Introduction : feminist paradigms	765
2	The traffic in women	770
3	The power of discourse and the subordination of the feminine	795
4	Women on the market	799
5	the madwoman in the attic	812
6	The hand that rocks the cradle	826
7	Three women's texts and a critique of imperialism	838
8	Age, race, class, and sex : women redefining difference	854
9	"A great way to fly" : nationalism, the state, and the varieties of Third-World feminism	861
Pt. 9	Gender studies
1	Introduction : contingencies of gender	885
2	Sexual transformations	889
3	The history of sexuality	892
4	Performative acts and gender constitution	900
5	Epistemology of the closet	912
6	A small boy and others : sexual disorientation in Henry James, Kenneth Anger, and David Lynch	922
7	Female masculinity	935
Pt. 10	Ethnic literary and cultural studies, critical race theory
1	Introduction : situating race	959
2	The social construction of race	964
3	Interrogating "whiteness"	975
4	The blackness of blackness : a critique of the sign and the signifying monkey	987
5	Playing in the dark	1005
6	Borderlands/La Frontera	1017
7	Heterogeneity, hybridity, multiplicity : marking Asian American differences	1031
8	Tradition, invention, and aesthetics in Native American literature	1051
Pt. 11	Colonial, post-colonial, and transnational studies
1	Introduction : English	1071
2	History	1075
3	The revival of the imperial spirit	1090
4	Situating colonial and postcolonial studies	1100
5	Jane Austen and empire	1112
6	Decolonising the mind	1126
7	English in the Caribbean	1151
8	Signs taken for wonders	1167
9	The angel of progress : pitfalls of the term "post-colonialism"	1185
10	Casualties of freedom	1197
11	The anxious proximities of settler (post)colonial relations	1210
12	A small place	1224
Pt. 12	Cultural studies
1	Introduction the politics of culture	1233
2	The work of art in the age of mechanical reproduction	1235
3	The culture industry as mass deception	1242
4	The practice of everyday life	1247
5	The meaning of style	1258
6	Culture, ideology, interpellation	1268
7	Television culture	1274
8	Rap music and the poetics of identity	1285