Textual Practice: Volume 6

Adorno aesthetic analysis argues argument authority canon claims conception of philosophy contemporary counterculture critical critique cultural Dällenbach’s deconstruction Derrida desire dialectic discourse Engels English Enlightenment essay example fantasy feminism feminist fiction force Fredric Jameson Freud Goldstein Habermas Habermas’s Heidegger historical ibid ideological illocutionary illocutionary acts intellectual Ireland Jameson Kernan Kimball Kimball’s Lacan Laclau language Lewis Lewis’s literary literature Loewenstein logocentrism London MacCabe marxist mathematical philosophy means metafiction metaphorical Milton’s mimesis mise en abyme modernity multicultural neomarxist Nietzsche Norris notion nouveau roman nuclear militarism object opposition perlocutionary perlocutionary acts pleasure principle political position possibility postmodern postmodernist poststructuralism poststructuralist present problem psychic apparatus psychoanalysis radical Rasmussen rational reading reality reference represented rhetorical Rorty Rorty’s Scarlett Searle Searle’s sense social society Spenser structure symbolic Tarr Terry Eagleton textual theoretical theory Thompson’s tradition truth ultimately Utopia words writing Wyndham Lewis