Index of Topics

A

• abject: Kristeva

• Académie française: French 1

• actant (Greimas): Barthes ; Narratology ; Semiotics

• aestheticism: Mallarmé

• affective fallacy (Wimsatt and Beardsley): Fish ; New Criticism ; Reader

• affective stylistics: Fish ; Reader

• Africa: Ngũgĩ ; Soyinka

• African American feminism: Feminist 5 ; Gender

• alienation: African American 1 ; German 3 ; Lukács ; Marxist 1

• allegory: Benjamin ; Coleridge ; Dante ; Deconstruction 1 ; De Man ; German 2 ; Goethe ; Medieval ; Pater ; Poe

• ambiguity: Augustine ; Beauvoir ; Empson ; History of Ideas ; New Criticism ; Rhetoric ; Richards

• analytic philosophy and aesthetics: Art ; Dewey ; German 4 ; History of Ideas ; Kuhn ; Rorty ; Speech Acts ; Wittgenstein

• analytical psychology (Jung): Archetypal

• anatomy: Feminist 2 , 5 ; Fiction 3 ; Frye ; Irigaray ; New Criticism

• ancients/moderns. See Quarrel between the Ancients and the Moderns

• Angry Penguins : Australian

• anthropology and anthropological theory and criticism : Biblical 2 ; Cambridge ; Cultural 2 ; Deconstruction 1 ; Discourse 1 , 2 ; French 5 , 6 ; Girard ; Lévi-Strauss ; Myth ; New Historicism ; Orality ; Postcolonial 1 ; Structuralism

• antifoundationalism: Fish

• Apollonian and Dionysian: Nietzsche

• aporia: Deconstruction 1 ; Derrida

• archaeology: Canadian 2 ; French 5 , 6 ; Foucault

• archetypes and archetypal theory and criticism : Canadian 1 ; Frye ; Myth ; New Criticism

• art and art theory : Baudrillard ; Pater ; Ruskin ; Sidney ; Visual

• art for art’s sake: Bloomsbury

• Association of Literature and the Environment: Ecocriticism

• auctor : Dante ; Philology

• aura: Benjamin

• Australian Literary Criticism : Australian

• auteurism: Film 1 , 2

• autobiography: Augustine ; Barthes ; Rousseau ; Starobinski ; Wordsworth . See also biography and biographical criticism

• autonomy: Adorno ; Canadian 1 , 2 ; Cultural 2 ; Frye ; German 1 , 2 ; Italian 2 ; Kant ; Lacan ; Orality ; Ortega ; Phenomenology ; Postmodernism ; Reception ; Russian Formalism ; Russian: Nineteenth ; Spanish ; Stevens ; Wellek

• avant-texte : Genetic ; Textual

• axiology: Moscow-Tartu ; Spanish ; Value

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• baroque: Benjamin ; French 1 ; Spanish

• base/superstructure: Frankfurt ; German 3 , 5 ; Gramsci ; Marx and Engels ; Marxist 1

• battle of the books. See Quarrel between the Ancients and the Moderns

• beauty: Adorno ; African American 1 ; Bloomsbury ; Boileau ; British 2 ; Edmund Burke ; Cambridge ; Croce ; Dewey ; French 2 , 3 ; Geneva ; German 1 , 2 ; Japanese 1 ; Kant ; Longinus ; Modernist ; Pater ; Poe ; Ruskin ; Santayana ; Schiller ; Sidney ; Value . See also sublime and sublime/beautiful

• Being: Heidegger

• best-text editing: Textual

• Bible: Augustine ; Biblical 1 , 2 ; Dante ; Frye ; Girard ; Hermeneutics 1 ; Medieval ; Philology ; Ruskin

• bibliography: Book History ; Textual

• Bildung : German 2

• biography and biographical criticism: Archetypal ; Bloomsbury ; German 4 ; Historical ; Japanese 1 ; Johnson ; Psychoanalytic 1 ; Sainte-Beuve ; Sartre ; Woolf . See also autobiography

• Body without Organs (BwO): Deleuze and Guattari

• Book History : Book History

• border theory: Postcolonial 2

• British New Left: Hall

• Buddhism: Japanese 1

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C

• Cahiers du cinéma : Film 2

• Cambridge Hellenists: Cambridge Ritualists

• Cambridge Ritualists: Anthropological ; Myth

• carnival: Bakhtin ; Caribbean

• Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies (CCCS), University of Birmingham: Cultural 1 , 2 ; Hall ; Williams

• characters, flat and round (Forster): Bloomsbury ; Fiction 3

• Chicago Cultural Studies Group: Multiculturalism

• chicago critics : American 2

• chinese theory and criticism : Japanese 1

• class: African American 1 , 2 ; African ; Arnold ; British 3 ; Cultural 2 ; Feminist 1 , 4 ; Fiction 2 ; Frankfurt ; Gay 2 ; German 3 , 4 ; Gramsci ; Jonson ; Lukács ; Marx and Engels ; Marxist 1 , 2 ; Rich ; Trilling ; Williams

• classic/romantic: Edmund Burke ; Chinese 3 ; Goethe ; Hegel ; Historical ; Hölderlin ; Italian 1 ; New Humanism ; Russian: Nineteenth ; Schiller ; Schopenhauer ; Spanish ; Staël ; Taine

• classical literature and classical theory and criticism : Anthropological ; Arabic ; Aristotle ; Arnold ; Bacon ; Boileau ; British 1 , 2 , 3 ; Cambridge ; Dante ; Drama ; French 1 , 2 , 3 ; Historical ; Horace ; Linguistics ; Longinus ; Medieval ; Nietzsche ; Philology ; Plato ; Renaissance ; Sidney ; Textual

• classicism: Arnold ; Boileau ; British 1 , 2 ; French 1 , 2 , 3 ; German 1 , 2 , 3 ; Goethe ; Historical ; Hölderlin ; Italian 1 ; Johnson ; Jonson ; Longinus ; Modernist ; Philology ; Russian: Nineteenth ; Schiller ; Schopenhauer ; Spanish ; Staël

• class struggle: Marx and Engels ; Marxist 1

• close reading: Auerbach ; Blackmur ; Deconstruction 1 ; Empson ; German 4 ; Lacan ; Longinus ; New Criticism ; Pater ; Practical ; Richards ; Starobinski ; Williams

• cognitive linguistics: Linguistics

• collective unconscious (Jung): Archetypal ; Caribbean ; Myth

• colonialism. See postcolonialism and postcolonial cultural studies

• comedy: Aristotle

• commodity: Benjamin ; Drama ; Marx and Engels ; Marxist 1

• comparative literature: Wellek

• consciousness, critics of: Geneva

• consciousness-raising: Feminist 1

• contingency: Rorty

• copy-text: Textual

• Crane Bag : Irish

• Cratylism: Genette

• Crisis : African American 1

• Critical Legal Studies movement (CLS): Law ; Value

• critical theory: Adorno ; Benjamin ; Frankfurt ; Habermas

• critique génétique : Genetic ; Textual

• cultural capital: Bourdieu

• Cultural Critique : Cultural Studies 2

• Cultural Revolution: Chinese 3

• cultural studies : African American 3 ; American 3 ; Film 2 ; Hall ; Jameson ; Williams

• culture wars: American 3 ; Multiculturalism

• cybergender: Gender

• cyborg: Haraway

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D

• Dasein : Heidegger

• deconstruction : American 2 , 3 ; De Man ; Derrida ; Ethics ; Feminist 2 , 3 , 4 ; French 6 ; Gay 3 ; Hartman ; Hermeneutics 2 ; Miller ; Psychoanalytic 3 ; Spivak

• defamiliarization: Russian Formalism

• delight/instruct: Drama ; Horace ; Johnson ; Medieval ; Renaissance ; Sidney

• Della Cruscan poets: British 3

• diachrony. See synchrony/diachrony

• dialogic: Bakhtin

• diasporic culture: Bhabha

• différance : Deconstruction 1

• diffusionism: Japanese 2

• documentary hypothesis: Biblical 2

• drama and drama theory : Aristotle ; Performance ; Semiotics

• dramatism: Kenneth Burke

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E

• East Asian studies: Japanese 2

• ecofeminism: Ecocriticism

• ecosophy: Ecocriticism

• écriture : Barthes ; Deconstruction 1 ; Derrida ; French 5 ; Rousseau ; Semiotics

• écriture féminine : Beauvoir ; Canadian 2 ; Cixous ; Feminist 3 ; French 6

• enarratio poetarum : Medieval

• Enlightenment: Adorno ; British 3 ; Foucault ; Frankfurt ; French 3 ; German 1 , 2 ; Habermas ; Kant ; Lessing ; Philology ; Postmodernism ; Staël ; Value ; Wollstonecraft

• enunciation: Barthes

• épistémè : Foucault

• Ern Malley hoax: Australian

• essentialism: African American 2 ; African ; Beauvoir ; Cixous ; Feminist 3 ; French 6 ; Gay 2 ; Irigaray ; Lacan ; Lawrence ; Psychoanalytic 3 ; Rorty

• ethics : Biblical 2 ; Blanchot ; Feminist 3 ; Levinas ; Miller

• ethnicity: Multiculturalism ; Race

• ethnography: Discourse 2

• ethnology. See anthropology and anthropological theory and criticism

• euhemerism: Myth

• Euroteleological criticism: Japanese 2

• existentialism: Adorno ; African American 1 ; Beauvoir ; French 5 ; Kierkegaard ; Sartre ; White

• extrinsic/intrinsic approaches to literature: New Criticism ; Wellek

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• fabula : Medieval . See also story/discourse

• fabula/sujet : Russian Formalism . See also story/discourse

• fancy/imagination: American 1 ; Coleridge ; Wordsworth

• fantasy: Anthropological ; Feminist 2 ; Freud ; Psychoanalytic 2

• Female Studies: Feminist 1

• Feminism and feminist theory and criticism : African American 2 , 3 ; African ; American 2 , 3 ; Anthropological ; Archetypal ; Art ; Beauvoir ; Biblical 2 ; Canadian 1 , 2 ; Caribbean ; Cixous ; Deconstruction 1 , 2 ; Discourse 1 , 2 ; Drama ; Film 1 , 2 ; French 6 ; Fuller ; Gay 2 ; Gender ; Haraway ; Irigaray ; Irish ; Italian 2 ; Japanese 2 ; Kristeva ; Lacan ; Modernist ; Postmodernism ; Psychoanalytic 3 ; Rich ; Rousseau ; Spivak ; Translation ; Value ; Wollstonecraft ; Woolf

• Feminist Press: Feminist 2

• fiction and fiction theory and criticism : James ; Woolf

• Field Day Company: Irish

• field of culture: Bourdieu

• figural: Lyotard

• figurative language: Arabic ; Augustine ; Longinus ; Medieval ; Miller ; Pater ; Rousseau ; Wordsworth . See also trope

• film theory and criticism : Feminist 4 ; Gender

• folklore: Cambridge ; Gramsci ; Jakobson ; Moscow-Tartu

• fourfold interpretation: Boccaccio ; Dante ; Medieval

• fragment: Hölderlin ; German 2

• frankfurt school : Adorno ; Benjamin ; Cultural Studies 2 ; Hegel ; Schelling

• French feminism: American 3 ; Cixous ; Feminist 3 , 4 , 5 ; French 6

• fugu: Chinese 1

• functionalism: Prague ; Reception

• futurism: Drama

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• gaze: Film 2

• Geistesgeschichte : German 4 ; Goethe ; Historical

• gender and gender theory and criticism : Butler ; Feminist 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 ; Translation

• genealogy: Foucault

• generative grammar: Chomsky ; Linguistics

• genetic criticism : Textual

• geneva school : Miller

• genre: Chicago ; Film 1 ; Genette ; Horace ; Russian Formalism

• globalization : Japanese 2

• gloss: Biblical 1 ; Dante ; Medieval ; Philology

• governmentality: Foucault

• grammar: Arabic ; Boccaccio ; Chomsky ; De Man ; French 6 ; Indian ; Medieval ; Narratology ; Philology ; Rhetoric ; Semiotics ; Structuralism ; Stylistics ; Wittgenstein

• grammatology: Deconstruction 1 ; Derrida ; French 6

• Great Chain of Being, The : History of Ideas

• gynesis: American 3

• gynocriticism: American 3 ; Feminist 2

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• habitus: Bourdieu

• hamartia : Aristotle ; Classical 1

• Hebraism and Hellenism: Arnold

• hegemony: African ; Cultural 1 ; Frankfurt ; Gramsci ; Linguistics ; Postcolonial 1 ; Said ; Williams

• hermeneutics : American 2 ; Discourse 2 ; Ricoeur

• heroic play: Dryden

• heteroglossia: Bakhtin

• heterology: Certeau

• high Biblical Criticism: Biblical 2

• histoire/discours. See story/discourse

• historical materialism: Della Volpe ; Feminist 4 ; German 3 ; Gramsci

• historical novel: British 3 ; Chinese 2 ; Fiction 2 ; Lukács

• historiography: Caribbean ; Chinese 2 ; Classical 1 ; German 1 , 3 ; Historical ; History of Ideas ; Philology ; Wellek ; White

• homosocial: Sedgwick

• horizon: Discourse 2 ; German 5 ; Hermeneutics 2 ; Phenomenology ; Reader ; Reception ; Spanish

• hysteria: Feminist 3 ; French 6 ; Irigaray

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I

• iconology: Art

• idealism: Croce ; German 1 ; Žižek

• ideology: Della Volpe ; Eagleton ; Jameson ; Lukács ; Marx and Engels ; Marxist 1 , 2 , 3 ; Žižek

• imaginary, symbolic, real: Film 1 , 2 ; Lacan ; Psychoanalytic 3

• impersonal art and impersonality: Auden ; Eliot ; Flaubert

• implied author (Booth): American 3 ; Fiction 3

• implied reader (Iser): Fiction 3 ; Reader ; Speech

• impressionism: Bloomsbury ; Fiction 2 , 3 ; Zola

• impressionistic criticism: Bloomsbury ; French 3 ; Pater

• index, icon, symbol: Peirce ; Semiotics

• individualism: British 1 , 2 ; Chinese 2 ; Coleridge ; Della Volpe ; Fiction 2 ; Frankfurt ; Lawrence ; Marxist 1

• influence: Bloom

• Institute for Social Research (Institut für Sozialforschung): Benjamin ; Frankfurt

• intentional fallacy (Wimsatt and Beardsley): Hermeneutics 2 ; New Criticism

• intentionality: Adorno ; Augustine ; Bakhtin ; Geneva ; Phenomenology

• interpretive communities: Fish ; Reader ; Value

• intertextuality: African American 2 ; African ; Canadian 1 ; Deconstruction 1 ; Discourse 1 ; French 5 ; Freud ; Frye ; Genette ; Modernist ; Semiotics

• intrinsic/extrinsic approaches to literature: New Criticism ; Wellek

• intuition: Croce ; German 2 ; Historical ; Italian 2 ; Mill ; Myth ; Spanish

• irony: Bloom ; Kenneth Burke ; De Man ; Frye ; German 2 , 3 ; Hermeneutics 1 ; Kierkegaard ; Myth ; New Criticism ; Richards ; Rorty ; White

• Islam: Arabic

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J

• Jewishness: Levinas ; Lyotard

• Jindyworobaks: Australian

• jouissance : Barthes ; Cixous ; Feminist 3 ; Lacan

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K

• katharsis : Anthropological ; Aristotle ; Classical 1 ; Drama ; French 2 ; Indian ; Reception ; Schopenhauer

• Key Centre for Cultural and Media Policy Studies (Griffith University): Cultural Studies 3

• kokugaku: Japanese 1

• Koran: Arabic

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L

• language games: Postmodernism ; Wittgenstein

• language philosophy: Wittgenstein

• langue/parole : Discourse 1 ; Lévi-Strauss ; Linguistics ; Saussure ; Semiotics ; Speech Acts ; Structuralism

• law and literature : Fish ; Value

• linguistics and linguistics and language : Chomsky ; Jakobson ; Moscow-Tartu ; Saussure ; Stylistics

• literacy: African ; Arabic ; De Sanctis ; Latin American 1 ; Orality . See also orality

• literariness: New Criticism ; Russian Formalism ; Semiotics ; Structuralism ; Wellek

• Literature Research Society: Chinese 3

• littérature engagée : French 5 ; Sartre

• logical positivism: New Criticism ; Wittgenstein

• logocentrism: Cixous ; Deconstruction 1 ; Derrida ; Feminist 3

• logos : Augustine ; Bloom ; Classical 2 ; Deconstruction 1 ; French 6 ; Frye ; Myth ; Speech Acts

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M

• Marxism and marxist theory and criticism : Adorno ; African American 1 ; Anthropological ; Arnold ; Art ; Bakhtin ; Benjamin ; Caribbean ; Chinese 3 ; Deconstruction 1 ; Della Volpe ; Discourse 2 ; Eagleton ; Feminist 4 ; Fiction 2 ; Film 1 ; Foucault ; Frankfurt ; French 5 , 6 ; German 3 , 4 , 5 ; Gramsci ; Italian 2 ; Jameson ; Japanese 1 ; Lukács ; Marx and Engels ; New York Intellectuals ; Ngũgĩ ; Prague ; Reception ; Sartre ; Spivak ; Trilling ; Williams ; Žižek

• masculinity and masculinity studies: African American 3 ; Film 2 ; Gender

• materialism: Benjamin ; Della Volpe ; Drama ; Feminist 4 ; Frankfurt ; German 3 ; Gramsci ; Lukács ; Marx and Engels ; Marxist 1 , 2 , 3 ; Williams

• May 4th Movement: Chinese 3

• Meanjin : Australian

• metonymy: Bloom ; Kenneth Burke ; Deconstruction 1 ; De Man ; Derrida ; Freud ; Frye ; Jakobson ; Lacan ; Lévi-Strauss ; Mill ; Structuralism ; White ; Wordsworth

• midrash: Biblical 1

• mimesis/diegesis: Fiction 3 ; French 5 ; Semiotics

• minority discourse: Postcolonial 1

• mirror stage: Cultural 1 ; Film 1 , 2 ; Kristeva ; Lacan

• modernism and modernist theory and criticism : American 2 ; British 5 ; Fiction 3 ; New York Intellectuals ; Stein

• modernismo : Latin American 1

• moral science: Dryden

• Moscow Linguistic Circle: Moscow-Tartu ; Russian Formalism

• multiculturalism : Bhabha

• mythical method (Eliot): Anthropological ; Fiction 3 ; Modernist

• mythologies: Barthes

• myth theory and criticism : American 2 ; Anthropological ; Archetypal

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• naive and sentimental: German 1 ; Schiller

• narrative and narrative theory: Genette ; German 5 ; Narratology ; Reader ; Ricoeur ; Russian Formalism ; Semiotics ; Speech Acts ; White

• narratology : American 3 ; Canadian 2 ; German 5 ; Russian Formalism

• narrator, reliable and unreliable (Booth): Fiction 3

• nationalism: African American 1 ; African ; Australian ; Boileau ; British 2 ; Canadian 1 , 2 ; Caribbean ; Fiction 2 ; German 3 ; Italian 1 ; Japanese ; Latin American 1 ; Philology ; Spanish

• National Socialism (Nazism): German 4 ; Heidegger

• naturalism: African American 1 , 2 ; American 1 ; Chinese 3 ; Dewey ; Fiction 2 ; French 3 ; German 3 ; Japanese 1 ; Lukács ; Santayana ; Spanish ; Zola

• Négritude: African ; Caribbean

• neoclassicism. See classicism

• neogrammarians: Philology ; Stylistics . See also grammar

• Neoplatonism: Archetypal ; Augustine ; Medieval ; Renaissance ; Spanish

• new criticism : American 2 ; Bacon ; Chicago ; Fiction 3 ; Poet-Critic ; Stylistics

• new historicism : American 3 ; Arnold ; Drama ; Genetic ; Historical

• new humanism : American 2

• New Rhetoric: Rhetoric

• New Sophistic: Rhetoric

• New Times project: Hall

• new york intellectuals : American 2 ; Cultural Studies 2

• Nigeria: Soyinka

• nouveau roman : Barthes ; French 5

• novel: Fiction 1 , 2 , 3 ; James ; Semiotics

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• objective correlative: Eliot ; Modernist ; New Criticism ; Santayana

• objet petit a : Lacan ; Žižek

• occult: Lawrence ; Modernist

• October : Visual

• OPOYAZ. See Society for the Study of Poetic Language

• orality: African ; Arabic ; Latin American 1 ; McLuhan ; Orality . See also literacy

• organicism: American 1 ; Coleridge ; Fiction 3 ; French 3 ; Historical ; History of Ideas ; James ; Lawrence ; Sainte-Beuve

• Organon: Arabic ; Medieval

• Orientalism: Anthropological ; Cultural 2 ; Foucault ; Postcolonial 1 , 2 ; Said

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• Palestine: Said

• paradigm and paradigm shift: Kuhn

• paratext: Genette

• parole . See langue/parole

• Parti pris : Canadian 2

• Partisan Review : American 2 ; New York Intellectuals ; Trilling

• pastoral: Empson

• pathetic fallacy: Ruskin

• performance and performance studies : Drama ; Feminist 5

• performativity: Butler ; Speech Acts

• perspectivism: Nietzsche ; Ortega ; Value ; Wellek

• phallocentrism: Cixous ; Deconstruction 1 ; Feminist 3

• phenomenology : Derrida ; Geneva ; Levinas ; Ricoeur

• philology : Auerbach ; Hermeneutics 1 ; Textual

• pingdian : Chinese 2

• pleasure. See delight/instruct; jouissance ; visual pleasure

• poet-critic : Eliot ; Sidney

• poetic language: Della Volpe ; German 1 , 2 ; Italian 1 ; Kristeva ; Mallarmé ; Mill ; Miller ; New Criticism ; Prague ; Russian Formalism ; Wordsworth

• point of view: Fiction 3 ; Genette ; James

• political correctness: Multiculturalism

• political unconscious: Foucault ; Hegel ; Jameson ; Marxist 2

• polyphony: Bakhtin

• popular culture: Baudrillard ; Cultural Studies 1 , 2 , 3 ; Feminist 4

• positivism: Frankfurt ; French 3 ; Historical ; Italian 2 ; Lukács ; New Criticism ; Philology ; Prague ; Taine ; Textual ; Wittgenstein ; Zola

• postcolonialism and postcolonial cultural studies : African ; Anthropological ; Australian ; Bhabha ; Canadian 1 ; Caribbean ; Fanon ; Feminist 4 , 5 ; Film 2 ; Hall ; Indian ; Orality ; Said ; Sartre ; Soyinka ; Spivak ; Translation

• postmodernism : Baudrillard ; Feminist 5 ; Film 1 ; Jameson ; Lyotard

• poststructuralism: American 2 ; Deconstruction 1 ; De Man ; Feminist 5 ; Foucault ; French 6 ; Gender ; Jameson ; Law ; Lyotard

• practical criticism : Chicago ; New Criticism ; Stylistics

• pragmatism: Abrams ; Dewey ; Fish ; French 6 ; Peirce ; Rorty ; Value

• Prague Linguistic Circle: Jakobson ; Linguistics ; Prague ; Structuralism

• primitive and primitivism: Abrams ; Anthropological ; British 2 ; Cambridge ; Girard ; Lawrence ; McLuhan

• Psychanalyse et Politique (Psych et Po): Feminist 3 ; French 6

• psychiatry: Deleuze and Guattari ; Fanon

• psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic theory and criticism : Canadian 2 ; Certeau ; Deconstruction 1 ; Film 1 , 2 ; Freud ; Gay 3 ; Irigaray ; Italian 2 ; Jameson ; Lacan ; Spivak ; Trilling

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• Qing Dynasty: Chinese 3

• Quarrel between the Ancients and the Moderns: Boileau ; British 1 ; Dryden ; French 1 , 2 ; German 2 ; Goethe ; Hölderlin ; Schiller

• queer theory: African American 3 ; Feminist 5 ; Film 2 ; Gay 1 , 2 , 3 ; Gender ; Performance ; Sedgwick

• Querelle des anciens et des modernes . See Quarrel between the Ancients and the Moderns

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• Race and American Culture series: African American 3

• race and race and ethnicity : African American 1 , 2 , 3 ; Fanon ; Film 2 ; Gender ; Hall ; Multiculturalism ; Postcolonial 2

• race, milieu, and moment: French 3 ; Historical ; Indian ; Sainte-Beuve ; Taine

• rasa : Indian

• rasadhvani : Indian

• readerly and writerly: Barthes

• reader-response theory and criticism : American 3 ; Archetypal ; Fish

• reception theory : American 2 ; German 5

• reflectionism: Lukács ; Marx and Engels

• reification: Frankfurt ; Jameson ; Lukács ; Marx and Engels ; Marxist 1

• Renaissance and renaissance theory and criticism : Philology ; Sidney ; Spanish

• repression: Bloom ; Deconstruction 1 ; French 6 ; Freud ; Lawrence ; Psychoanalytic 2 , 3

• republic of letters: Dryden

• Rezeptionkritik : Reception

• rhetoric : Kenneth Burke ; Classical 2 ; De Man ; Italian 2 ; Medieval

• romance: American 1 ; Anthropological ; British 3 ; Fiction 1 , 2 ; Frye ; Philology

• Romanticism: Bloom ; Hölderlin ; Keats ; Rousseau ; Schopenhauer ; Staël ; Wordsworth . See also classic/romantic

• russian formalism : Jakobson ; Narratology ; Semiotics

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• sacrifice: Anthropological ; Bataille ; Biblical 2 ; Cambridge ; Girard ; Myth

• scapegoat: Anthropological ; Biblical 2 ; Girard ; Myth

• scholasticism: Boccaccio ; Medieval ; Philology

• scriptural allegory: Dante

• Scrutiny : Leavis

• second-wave feminism: Feminist 1 , 2

• semanalysis: Kristeva

• semantics: Italian 2 ; Moscow-Tartu ; Richards ; Ricoeur ; Semiotics ; Structuralism

• semiotic/symbolic: French 5 , 6 ; Kristeva

• semiotics (semiology): American 2 ; Barthes ; Eco ; Feminist 4 ; Film 1 ; Italian 2 ; Jakobson ; Kristeva ; Moscow-Tartu ; Myth ; Narratology ; Peirce ; Saussure ; Structuralism

• sentimental and naive: Schiller

• sexuality: African American 1 ; American 1 , 2 , 3 ; Feminist 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 ; Foucault ; French 6 ; Freud ; Gay 1 , 2 , 3 ; Gender ; Irigaray ; Lacan ; Lawrence ; Psychoanalytic 1 , 2 , 3 ; Rich

• sexuation: Lacan

• shi : Chinese 1

• showing/telling. See mimesis/diegesis

• signs: Semiotics

• Signs : Feminist 2

• simulacra: Baudrillard

• socialist realism: Lukács ; Marx and Engels ; Marxist 1 ; Russian Formalism

• Society for the History of Authorship, Reading and Publishing (SHARP): Book History

• Society for the Study of Poetic Language (OPOYAZ): Russian Formalism

• sociocriticism: Canadian 2

• sociolinguistics: Linguistics

• sociology: Bourdieu

• sociology of art and of criticism: Adorno ; Art ; Bakhtin ; Frankfurt ; Gramsci ; Italian 2 ; Lukács ; Marx and Engels ; Marxist 1 ; Value ; Williams

• speech acts : Butler ; Linguistics ; Wittgenstein

• stemmatology: Philology ; Textual

• Stoicism: Augustine ; Classical 2 ; Hegel

• story/discourse: Benveniste ; Chinese 2 ; Fiction 3 ; Film ; Narratology ; Semiotics

• stream of consciousness: Fiction 3 ; Lukács ; Modernist

• structural anthropology: Bourdieu ; Lacan ; Lévi-Strauss

• structuralism : American 2 , 3 ; Anthropological ; Barthes ; Baudrillard ; Biblical 2 ; Canadian 2 ; Deconstruction 1 ; Eco ; Foucault ; French 5 ; Genette ; German 5 ; Italian 2 ; Jakobson ; Jameson ; Law ; Lévi-Strauss ; Linguistics ; Myth ; Narratology ; Prague ; Saussure

• structuralist Marxism: Marxist 2

• structural linguistics: Anthropological ; Chomsky ; Deconstruction 1 ; Freud ; Italian 2 ; Lacan ; Lyotard ; Prague ; Saussure ; Semiotics ; Structuralism ; Stylistics ; Textual

• Sturm und Drang: German 1 , 2 ; Goethe ; Hölderlin

• subaltern and subaltern studies: Gramsci ; Postcolonial 1 , 2 ; Spivak

• sublimation: Barthes ; Bataille ; Bloom ; Freud ; Psychoanalytic 2

• sublime and sublime/beautiful: Boileau ; British 2 ; Edmund Burke ; De Man ; French 6 ; German 1 ; Japanese 1 ; Johnson ; Kant ; Longinus ; Žižek . See also beauty

• sujet/fabula : Russian Formalism . See also story/discourse

• surrealism: Anthropological ; Caribbean ; Drama ; French 4 , 6

• Symbolism and Symbolists: Baudelaire ; Japanese 1 ; Latin American 1 ; Mallarmé ; Poe ; Rousseau ; Russian Formalism ; Russian: Nineteenth ; Wilson

• synchrony/diachrony: Derrida ; Lévi-Strauss ; Linguistics ; Marxist 2 ; Prague ; Saussure ; Semiotics ; Structuralism

• syntactic theory: Chomsky ; Semiotics

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• Talmud: Biblical 1 , 2

• Tanakh : Biblical 1

• Tang Dynasty: Chinese 1

• technologies of power: Foucault

• technoscience: Haraway

• television: Cultural 1 , 2 , 3 ; Eco ; McLuhan ; Williams

• Tel Quel : French 4 , 5 , 6

• testimonio : Latin American 2

• textual criticism : Book History ; Genetic

• theater history: Drama ; Irish

• Third World feminism: Feminist 5

• three unities. See unities

• Torah: Biblical 1 , 2

• touchstone: Arnold ; Longinus

• tragedy: Aristotle ; Hume ; Nietzsche

• transcendental: Cultural 1 ; Deconstruction 1 ; Derrida ; German 2 ; Kant ; Linguistics ; Shelley ; Spanish ; Speech Acts

• transcendentalism: American 1 ; Emerson ; Fuller

• transculturation: Latin American 2

• transformational-generative grammar: Chomsky ; Linguistics ; Stylistics . See also grammar

• transgender studies: Gender

• translatio studii : Medieval

• trope: Bakhtin ; Bloom ; Kenneth Burke ; Deconstruction 1 ; De Man ; Lawrence ; Longinus ; Medieval ; Rhetoric ; White . See also figurative language

• tropology: White

• typological criticism: Biblical 2 ; British 4 ; Frye ; Ruskin

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• unit-idea: History of Ideas

• unities: Boileau ; British 1 , 2 ; Drama ; French 1 ; Italian 1 ; Johnson ; Jonson ; Sidney

• ut pictura poesis : Horace ; Ruskin ; Sidney

• utopianism: Adorno ; Caribbean ; Jameson ; Lukács ; Spanish

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• variorum edition: Textual

• Vedas: Indian

• vernacular: African American 2 ; American 1 ; Boccaccio ; Caribbean ; Dante ; French 1 ; Medieval ; Philology ; Renaissance ; Spanish ; Textual

• visual arts: Blake ; Bloomsbury

• visual pleasure (Mulvey): Art ; Cultural 2 ; Feminist 3 ; Film 1 , 2 ; Gender

• vitalism: Lawrence ; Ortega

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• Weimar classicism: German 1 ; Goethe ; Schiller

• wen: Chinese 1

• will to power: Bloom ; Fiction 2 ; New Humanism ; Nietzsche

• womanist: Caribbean

• writerly and readerly: Barthes

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• Yale critics:

• Yale school: Bloom ; Deconstruction 1 ; De Man ; Hartman ; Miller

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