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The life-significance of literature and its interpretation
pp. 193-311
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Tymieniecka's vindication of the life significance of literature
pp.195-212
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Phenomenology and the pragmatics of literary realism
pp.217-235
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The reader and the reality of the literary text
Towards the construction of aesthetic meaning
pp.237-245
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Phenomenology and the reception of literary texts
The implied reader as an element of a genre
pp.261-273
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L'oeuvre littéraire, la construction intérieure et la reconstruction
pp.275-281
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The hundredlettered name
Thunder in James Joyce's Finnegans wake
pp.283-297
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Refiguring nature
Tropes of estrangement in contemporary American poetry
pp.299-311
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