Poiesis and possible worlds : a study in modality and literary theory /
In Poiesis and Possible Worlds, Thomas L. Martin makes a highly focused intervention in the debate about poststructuralist and postmodern theorizing and offers a philosophical approach to some of the controversial tenets of recent theorists. The result is an important addition to the existing litera...
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Toronto [Ont.] :
University of Toronto Press,
©2004.
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- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- PART ONE: PARADOXES
- 1 The Paradox of the Many: Post-Structuralism and Zeno
- Zeno's Paradox of Plurality
- Post-Structuralism and the Paradox of Plurality
- Derrida and Multiplicity
- Different Kinds of Differences?
- There and Back
- 2 The Paradox of the One: Language as Universal Medium
- The Matter of Analytical Philosophy
- The Force of Continental Philosophy
- Syntax in Structuralism and Post-Structuralism
- New Historicism and Culture as Universal Medium
- The Death of the Code
- PART TWO: POSSIBLE WORLDS
- 3 Talk of Possible Worlds: Language as CalculusOne-World Semantics versus Possible-Worlds Semantics
- Words and Worlds
- What Is Metalanguage?
- Baudrillard's Virtual Reality
- Kinds of Language Theory
- Language as Calculus
- 4 The Poiesis of Possible Worlds: A Theory of Possibility for Literature
- Scepticism about Possible Worlds
- The Logical Triviality of This World
- Intellectual Models
- Modelling Worlds
- Possible Worlds a Philosophy?
- Relation of Language to Possible Worlds
- A Way of Meaning Functions
- The Problem of Logical OmniscienceRelated Theories of Possibility
- A Qualified Theory of Possible Worlds for Literature
- PART THREE: POIESIS
- 5 From Models to Metaphors: Possibility, Aesthetics, and Literary Theory
- The Critical Heritage
- What Do We Mean by Literature?
- An Approach to Metaphor
- Metaphor as Epistemology
- The Varieties of Literary Theory
- Articulating Possibility in Poetic History
- Models of Literature, Modes of Reading
- Notes
- Works Cited
- Author Index
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