Philosophy and Literature
Volume 30, Number 1/June 2006
Mind, Theaters, and the Anatomy of Consciousness pp.1-16
Donald Beecher
Gossip and Literary Narrative pp.102-117
Blakey Vermeule
The Truth about Narrative, Or: How Does Narrative Matter? pp.118-139
Ruth Ronen, Efrat Biberman
Memory and Justice: Narrative Sources of Community in Camus's The First Man
pp.140-157
John Randolph LeBlanc
Understand All, Forgive Nothing: The Self-Indictment of Humbert Humbert
pp.158-173
Yuval Eylon
Hegel and Herder on Art, History, and Reason pp.17-32
Kristin Gjesdal
Sophie's Choice : Letting Chance Decide pp.174-189
Suzanne Lynn Dovi
Martha Nussbaum and the Moral Life of Middlemarch pp.190-207
Rohan Amanda Maitzen
Reading Paradise Regained Ethically pp.208-222
Robert B. Pierce
Postmodernism? A Self-Interview pp.223-228
Ihab Habib Hassan
The Aspiration to the Condition of Touch pp.229-237
Christopher Perricone
Peter Singer's Challenge pp.238-247
Eugene Goodheart
The Alleged Pragmatism of T. S. Eliot pp.248-264
Gregory Brazeal
Borges Forgets Nietzsche pp.265-276
Clancy W. Martin
Victorian Doors pp.277-288
Ernest L. Fontana
Theory Is Dead--Like a Zombie pp.289-298
Brian Boyd
Conscious Fiction pp.299-309
Mary Clayton Coleman
The Human Revolution and the Adaptive Function of Literature pp.33-49
Joseph Carroll
The Literary Modernist Assault on Philosophy pp.50-60
Michael Lackey
Henry James--Aristotle's Ally, An Exclusive Pact? pp.61-78
Jane Singleton
Thus Spake Howard Roark: Nietzschean Ideas in The Fountainhead pp.79-101
Lester H. Hunt
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