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Acknowledgements - Introduction - SECTION 1: RUSSIAN FORMALISM ANDPRAGUE STRUCTURALISM - Art as Technique; V.Shklovsky - The Dominant;R.Jakobson - The Object, Tasks and Methods of Literary History; P.N.Medvedev & M.Bakhtin - Aesthetic Function, Norm and Value as SocialFacts; J.Mukarovsky - SECTION 2: THE NEW CRITICISM AND LEAVISIANCRITICISM - Poetry and Beliefs; I.A. Richards - The Formalist Critic;C.Brooks - Formalist Criticism: Its Principles and Limits; K.Burke -The Relevant Context of a Literary Text; J.M.Ellis - Literary Criticismand Philosophy; F.R.Leavis - Object, Feeling and Judgement: F.R.Leavis; J.Casey - SECTION 3: HERMENEUTICS - Language as Determinationof the Hermeneutic Object; H.G.Gadamer - Three Dimensions ofHermeneutics; E.D.Hirsch,Jr - The Appeal to the Text: What are weAppealing to?; P.D.Juhl - The Conflict of Interpretations; P.Ricoeur -Breaking the Circle: Hermeneutics as Disclosure; W.V.Spanos - SECTION4: LINGUISTICS CRITICISM - Linguistics and Poetics; R.Jakobson -Literature as Discourse; R.Fowler SECTION 5: STRUCTURALISM ANDSEMIOTICS - Definition of Poetics; T.Todorov - Structuralism andLiterary Criticism; G.Genette - Science versus Literature; R.Barthes -Semiotics as a Theory of Reading; J.Culler - The Content and Structureof the Concept of 'Literature'; Y.M.Lotman -The Problem ofInterpretation; M.Peckham - SECTION 6: POST-STRUCTURALISM - Structure,Sign and Play in the Discourse of the Human Sciences; J.Derrida - TheDeath of the Author; R.Barthes - The System and the Speaking Subject;J.Kristeva - Lecture: 7 January 1976; M.Foucault - The Resistance toTheory; P.de Man - SECTION 7: PSYCHOANALYTIC THEORY - Reading andIdentity: A Psychoanalytic Revolution; N.N.Holland - Poetry,Revisionism and Repression; H.Bloom - The Madness of Interpretation:Literature and Psychoanalysis; S.Felman - SECTION 8: MARXIST ANDNEO-MARXIST CRITICISM - English Poets: The Decline of Capitalism;C.Caudwell - Critical Realism and Socialist Realism; G.Lukacs - TheAuthor as Producer; W.Benjamin - Towards a Science of the Text;T.Eagleton - S/Z; R.Coward & J.Ellis - On Interpretation: Literature asa Socially Symbolic Act; F.Jameson SECTION 9: RECEPTION THEORY ANDREADER-RESPONSE CRITICISM - Literary History as a Challenge to LiteraryTheory; H.R.Jauss - Indeterminacy and the Reader's Response; W.Iser -The Subjective Character of Critical Interpretation; D.Bleich -Interpreting the Variorum; S.Fish - SECTION 10: FEMINIST CRITICISM -Beyond the Net: Feminist Criticism as Moral Criticism; J.Donovan -Towards a Feminist Poetics; E.Showalter - Sexual Politics and CriticalJudgement; E.A.Messe - Conversations; H.Cixous - SECTION 11: CULTURALMATERIALISM AND THE NEW HISTORICISM - Dominant, Residual and Emergent;R.Williams - Professing the Renaissance: The Poetics and Politics ofCulture; L.A.Montrose - Reading Dissidence; A.Sinfield - SECTION 12:NEW PRAGMATISM - Against Theory; S.Knapp & W.B.Michaels -Conseq...(PART CONTENTS)