Literature And Philosophy Book

PART I: INTRODUCTORY PERSPECTIVES
• Literature and Philosophy: an Introduction to the Interface--D.Rudrum
• The Alliance of Literature and Philosophy--J.Armstrong
• PART II: CLOSE ENCOUNTERS: LITERATURE AND CONTEMPORARY PHILOSOPHIES
• Wittgenstein, Pictures of Selfhood, and Autobiographical Writing--G.LHagberg
• The Pattern That Literature Makes: Davidson, Pragmatism, and the Reconstruction of the Literary--B.Vescio
• What Can My Nonsense Tell Me About You--B.Bourbon
• What Lies at the Heart of Literature?--A.Benjamin
• Deleuze and The Concept of American Literature--A.Larson
• Samuel Beckett and Contemporary French Philosophy--D.Tubridy
• Who Speaks? - Brodsky, Heidegger, and the Question of Genre, M.Eskin
• The Poetics of Thinking: Between Heidegger and Hoelderlin--J.A.Gosetti
• Construction Without Theory: Benjamin's Goethe--R.J.Lane
• PART III: LITERATURE AND PHILOSOPHICAL PROBLEMS
• Otherness and Community in Virginia Woolf's To The Lighthouse--R.Strehle
• Poetry in the Ruins of Metaphysics: Experience, Plurality, Community--S.Malpas
• After the End: The Self-Surviving Artwork--J.Cohen
• Literature as Moral Philosophy: On the Problem of the Example in Philosophy--M.C.Rawlinson
• Is Forgiveness Ever Possible? Rushdie, Derrida, Cavell--R.Read
• Literature Bites Back: Metaphors for Philosophy and Ethics in Dennett, Midgely and Derrida--R.Eaglestone
• PART IV: READING LITERATURE AS PHILOSOPHY, READING PHILOSOPHY AS LITERATURE
• The Intricate Evasions of As--S.Critchley
• Wittgenstein's Dialogism: Reading Philosophical Investigations--D.Rudrum
• Gibberish--J.Rée
• Index