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
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
aura: Benjamin
Australian Literary Criticism: Australian
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
axiology: Moscow-Tartu; Spanish; Value
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
Cahiers du cinéma: Film 2
Cambridge Hellenists: Cambridge Ritualists
Cambridge Ritualists: Anthropological; Myth
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
genre: Chicago; Film 1; Genette; Horace; Russian Formalism
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
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
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
Jindyworobaks: Australian
jouissance: Barthes; Cixous; Feminist 3; Lacan
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
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
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
mythical method (Eliot): Anthropological; Fiction 3; Modernist
mythologies: Barthes
myth theory and criticism: American 2; Anthropological; Archetypal
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
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 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
objective correlative: Eliot; Modernist; New Criticism; Santayana
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
Orientalism: Anthropological; Cultural 2; Foucault; Postcolonial 1, 2; Said
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
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
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
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
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
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
testimonio: Latin American 2
textual criticism: Book History; Genetic
Third World feminism: Feminist 5
three unities. See unities
Torah: Biblical 1, 2
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
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
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
Weimar classicism: German 1; Goethe; Schiller
wen: Chinese 1
will to power: Bloom; Fiction 2; New Humanism; Nietzsche
womanist: Caribbean
writerly and readerly: Barthes
Yale critics:
Yale school: Bloom; Deconstruction 1; De Man; Hartman; Miller
