On writing histories of literature. Some remarks from a constructivist point of view

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• Literary History and the Problem of Oppositional Practice in Contemporary Poetry

  D Kellogg•Cultural Critique•1995

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• Cinderella and Her Sisters

  Rita Bouckaert-Ghesquiere•Poetics Today•1992

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• The Age of Elizabeth in the Age of Johnson

  Open Access•Jack Lynch•Age of Elizabeth in the Age of…•2002

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• Literary history after Foucault

  Open Access•R Nethersole•Journal of Literary Studies•1987

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• “Postmodernism”

  Open Access•Joris Vlasselaers•Journal of Literary Studies•1988

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• Literêre geskiedskrywing en/as persoonlike perspektief

  Open Access•Henriëtte Roos•Journal of Literary Studies•1994

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• Antjie Krog's role as translator

  HP Van Coller, BJ Odendaal•Current Writing•2007

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• Text, reader, ideology

  Open Access•Kathleen Mccormick, Gary Waller et al.•Poetics•1987

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• The new rhetoric and the new literary theory

  Open Access•Gary Waller, Gary F Waller•Poetics•1987

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• Empirical' literary history

  Open Access•Claus-Michael Ort•Poetics•1989

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• Task representation in writing about literature

  Open Access•Kathleen Mccormick•Poetics•1987

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• The twain shall meet? Some observations on Soviet cultural semiotics and empirical study of literature and the media

  Open Access•Artur Blaim•Poetics•1992

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• Film and the new psychology

  Open Access•Paisley Livingston•Poetics•1992

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• Problems of Empirical Research in Literary History

  Siegfried J Schmidt, Peter Heath•New Literary History•1977

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