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Preface to new edition | ||
Introduction: Toward a Dialectic of Hermetic and Orphic Poetries | 1 | |
Pt. 1 | The Idea of Language from a Literary Point of View | |
1 | Rhetoric, Grammar, and the Conception of Language as a Substantial Medium | 11 |
2 | Energeia: The Development of the Romantic Idea of Language | 42 |
Pt. 2 | Literature as a Problematics of Language | |
3 | From Intransitive Speech to the Universe of Discourse: The Formalist Theory of Literary Language | 71 |
4 | Mallarme: The Transcendence of Language and the Aesthetics of the Book | 101 |
5 | Flaubert, Joyce, and the Displacement of Fiction | 138 |
6 | The Storyteller and the Problem of Language in Samuel Beckett's Fiction | 164 |
Pt. 3 | The Language of Poetry and the Being of the World | |
7 | Negative Discourse and the Moment before Speech: A Metaphysics of Literary Language | 189 |
8 | Poetry as Reality: The Orpheus Myth and Its Modern Counterparts | 208 |
Conclusion: The Orphic and Hermetic Dimensions of Meaning | 232 | |
Notes | 263 | |
Index | 293 |
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