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3. THE DAWN OF THE INCOMMENSURATE

From the book Social Values and Poetic Acts

https://doi.org/10.4159/harvard.9780674180772.c4
From the book
Social Values and Poetic Acts
Social Values and Poetic Acts

Chapters in this book (18)

Frontmatter
PREFACE
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
PART I. A NEW JERUSALEM: THE HISTORICAL WORK OF IMAGINATION
1. PLATO AND THE DIALECTIC OF CRITICISM
2. BLAKE AND THE AESTHETICS OF DELIBERATE ENGAGEMENT
3. THE DAWN OF THE INCOMMENSURATE
4. POETIC IDEOLOGY AND NONNORMATIVE TRUTH
PART II. ADVERSE WHEELS: LITERATURE AND THE WORK OF KNOWING
5. BEGINNING AGAIN: LITERARY STUDIES AND THE CRISIS OF LEGITIMATION
6. THE SCANDAL OF REFERENTIALITY
7. SOME FORMS OF CRITICAL DISCOURSE
8. THE IDEA OF AN INDETERMINATE TEXT: BLAKE'S BIBLE OF HELL AND DR. ALEXANDER GEDDES
9. ULYSSES AS A POSTMODERN WORK
PART III. LITERATURE AND THE FUTURE OF HISTORY
10. CONTEMPORARY POETRY, ALTERNATE ROUTES
11. THE THIRD WORLD OF CRITICISM
CONCLUSION: THE LOSS OF POETRY
NOTES
INDEX
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