September and December 1999, Volume 26, Number 3 and 4

Articles

• Preface

  JONATHAN HART

  10-11

• Dysphoria: How (some) Scholars Feel about Literary Studies

  HANS ULRICH GUMBRECHT

  12-22

• La littérature comme réalité fictionnelle

  NIKLAS LUHMANN

  23-35

• Littératures mineures, littératures dépendantes?

  HAROLD de CAMPOS

• Survivre au politique

  JEAN-ERNEST JOOS

  44-49

• Fragments, Not Wholes: Antinomian Thoughts in "Literary Studies"

  KERSTIN BEHNKE

  50-55

• Literary Studies, Multiculturalism, and Corporate Practicality

  DAVID PALUMBO-LIU

  56-60

• The Digital Literary: Electronic Phrases for the Post-Guttenberg Age

  STEVEN T. BROWN

  61-67

• Dans le secret des anges

  ERIC MÉCHOULAN

  68-74

• National Identity and National Literatures in South Africa: Notes on the Protracted Birth of a Nation and the Protracted Death of a National Literature

  JOHN K. NOYES

  75-81

• Enlightened Only by Nihilism? On the Status Shift of Agency in Literary Study from a Given Means to a Narrative Claim

  YASUSHI ISHII

  82-89

• No Future

  JEFFREY T. SCHNAPP

  90-96

• Literary Futures

  JUDITH BUTLER

  97-98

• Literary Studies: Back to the Future taht Cannot Begin

  JOÃO-CEZAR de CASTRO ROCHA

  99-105

• Zukunftsmusik?

  KARLHEINZ BARCK

  106-110

• How to Have a Future?

  WLADIMIR KRYSINSKI

  111-116

• The Return of the Repressed

  MARJORIE PERLOFF

  117-122

• The Economics of Criticism

  MIGUEL TAMEN

  123-127

• L'histoire littéraire: Entre textes, formes et appropriations

  ROGER CHARTIER

  128-131

• Tentative de plaidoyer pour l'expérimentation: La Littérature et la "science de la littérature" comme laboratoire culturel

  ANDREAS KABLITZ

  132-138

• "Let's Hear, what you can do!" Notes sur l'avenir des études littéraires

  GÜNTER BLAMBERGER

  139-144

• La place de la littérature dans la gestion des sciences

  URSULA LINK-HEER

  145-156

• Does Literary Studies Have a Future?

  BEATRIZ SARLO

  157-162

• How to be Nice to an Outsider

  ROALD HOFFMAN

  163-169

• Come: The Future of Literary Criticism

  TIM WALTERS

  170-173

• The Future of Literary Studies

  HANS ULRICH GUMBRECHT

  174-192

• Postface: Pas d'euphorie! - anatomie d'une crise

  WALTER MOSER

  193-210

• Works Cited

  VARIOUS VARIOUS

  211-217

• Index

  VARIOUS VARIOUS

  218-221