March 1997, Volume 24, Number 1

Articles

• Introduction: The Study of Literature and Culture - Systems and Fields

  HENDRIK VAN GORP

  1-5

• Itamar Even-Zohar's Polysystem Culture Research

  JOSÉ LAMBERT

  7-14

• Factors and Dependencies in Culture: A Revised Outline for Polysystem Culture Research

  ITAMAR EVEN-ZOHAR

  15-34

• Models and Habituses: Problems in the Idea of Cultural Repertoires

  RAKEFET SHEFFY

  35-47

• Polysystem Theory and Cultural Studies

  PATRICK CATTRYSSE

  49-55

• Why the Sociological Turn of the Study of Literature is Not Innovative in Itself

  HUGO VERDAASDONK

  57-62

• Logiques du champ littéraire

  ALAIN VIALA

  63-75

• Du champ (littéraire). Ambiguïtés d'une manière de faire sociologique

  KOENRAAD GELDOF

  77-89

• Modelling the Literary Fields: From System-Theoretical Speculations to Empirical Testing

  KEES VAN REES

  91-101

• Communication on Art, or the Work of Art as Communication? Bourdieu's Field of Analysis Compared with Luhmann's Systems Theory

  RUDI LAERMANS

  103-113

• Systems Theory and the Concept of "Communication" in Literary Studies

  ELRUD IBSCH

  115-118

• A Systems-Oriented Approach to Literary Studies

  SIEGFRIED J. SCHMIDT

  119-136

• Discourse: A Challenge for Systems Theory in Cultural Studies?

  JORIS VLASSELAERS

  137-139

• Communication as Challenge to Systems Theory

  HENK DE BERG

  141-151

• Systems Theory: What It Is and What It Is Not. On Some Current Misunderstandings in the Reception of a Systems-Theoretical Concept of Meaning

  MATTHIAS PRANGEL

  153-160

• Systems Theory and Discursivity

  DIRK DE GEEST

  161-175

• The Systems-Theoretical Perspective in Literary Studies: Arguments for a Problem Oriented Approach

  DOUWE FOKKEMA

  177-185

• Selected and Basic Bibliography of Works in the Systemic and Field Approaches to Literature

  VARIOUS VARIOUS

  187-189

• Afterword - System and Anti-System: Shaking up the Paradigms

  JONATHAN HART

  190-192