March 1996, Volume 23, Number 1

Articles

• Introduction - Changing Grounds: New Work in Comparative Literature, Construction of the Imagination, and History of the Book

  JONATHAN HART

  1-5

• Preface: Perspectives of Comparative Literature Today

  STEVEN TÖTÖSY de ZEPETNEK

  6-14

• Preface: W[h]ither Comparative Literature?

  MILAN V. DIMIC

  6-14

• Literature And

  PETER BROOKS

  15-26

• Same Difference: On the Hegemony of "Language" and "Literature" in Comparative Studies

  RICHARD CAVELL

  27-34

• Comparative Literature's "Anxiogenic" State

  LINDA HUTCHEON

  35-41

• La Littérature comparée et la crise des Etudes littéraires

  WALTER MOSER

  43-50

• Comparative Literature and the Problem of Canon Formation

  DOUWE FOKKEMA

  51-66

• La Littérature comparée comme discipline de décolonisation

  ARMANDO GNISCI

  67-73

• La Littérature Comparée au Brésil: Un fragment de son histoire

  SANDRA NITRINI

  75-90

• Toward a New Framework of Comparative Literature

  NING WANG

  91-100

• Comparative Literature in Slovakia

  MARIÁN GÁLIK

  101-111

• Towards a Course on Central European Literature in Translation

  RICHARD TELEKY

  113-123

• Supplemmentary Bibliography of Comparative Canadian Literature 1990-95

  ANTOINE SIROIS et al.

  124-138

• Liminarie

  MARIO J. VALDÉS

  139-139

• Building a World: Geography and Cosmology in Castilian Literature of the Early Thirteenth Century

  ALAN DEYERMOND

  141-159

• Genéses et cosmogonies dans la littérature pre-scientifique de l'occident medieval

  PAUL CHAVY

  161-169

• La notion de vériteé dans le discours scientifique du XVIe siècle: Quelques variations

  EVA KUSHNER

  171-180

• Clair-obscur: An Imagined Dialogue between Diderot and Goethe

  JOHN NEUBAUER

  181-187

• Dis/coursing Post-Modernism: Science, Magic, (Post)-Modernity

  THEO L. D'HAEN

  189-197

• From Geography to Poetry: A Braudelian Comparative Literary History of Latin America

  MARIO J. VALDÉS

  199-205

• The History of the Book in Departments of Literature

  T. H. HOWARD-HILL

  207-215

• How Historians Teach the History of the Book

  JONATHAN ROSE

  217-224

• From Printing History to History of the Book

  GORDON B. NEAVILL

  225-237

• Dealing with Books: Naming Texts and the Logic of Entitlement

  BRIAN RICHARDSON

  239-258

• In Memoriam - Paul Zumthor

  VARIOUS VARIOUS

  261-264