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Part I Perspectives: preface, Michael Holquist; introduction - aNovelness of Bakhtin?, Jurgen Bruhn and Jan Lundquist (Copenhagen, Denmark)Michael Holquist (Yale, USA); why is God's name a pun? Bakhtin's theory ofthe novel in the light of "Theophilology", Charles Lock (Copenhagen,Denmark); double voicing, sharing words - Bakhtin's dialogism and the historyof the theory of free indirect discourse, Arild Linneberg (Bergen, Norway);Lovens lange arm - the long arm of the law - the hidden discourse of the lawin Bakhtin's theory of the novel, Brian Poole (Berlin, Germany); objectivenarrative theory - the influence of Spielhagens's "Aristotelian" theory of"Narrative Objectivity" on Bakhtin's study of Dostoevsky. Part IIPossibilities: Marianne Ping Huang (Aarhus, Denmark); gestures of the unheard- on style, rhetoric, and articulation in novelistic prose after Bakhtin; twonovels of the Danish author Peer Hultberg, Derek Littlewood (Birmingham):epic and novel in magic realism - from Bakhtin to "Midnights Children".