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Front matter
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Table of Contents
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Preface: General editor's preface
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Article: Introduction
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11
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Article: "We should be seeing life itself" : Wittgenstein on the aesthetics and ethics of representing selfhood
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23
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Article: Real paper beings? : On the projection of interiority in American literary realism
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41
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Article: Lowell's Dolphin : shame, guilt, and the fate of confessional poetry
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59
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Article: The aesthetics of poetic self-representation : Henry James's What Maisie Knew
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73
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Article: Freedom, psychoanalysis, and the radical political imaginary
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87
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Article: Coping with frontier society instead of building the city upon a hill : a novel philosophy of justice and its interest in literature
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101
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Article: Literature, recognition, ethics : struggles for recognition and the search for ethical principles
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119
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Article: Ethics, interrupted : community and impersonality in Levinas
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143
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Article: Form, reform, refomulation : William Dean Howells's Annie Kilburn
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159
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Article: The moral of landscape : John Ruskin and John Muir in the Swiss Alps
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175
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Article: From a poetics of collision to a hermeneutics of discovery : rethinking knowledge, ecology, and history in Rudy Wiebe's A Discovery of Strangers
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Article: Sonophilia / Sonophobia : sonic others in the poetry of Edward Sapir
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215
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Rubric: Notes on contributors
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231
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Index: Index of names
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235
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Back matter
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239
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