Writing literary history : selected perspectives from central Europe.

Ein tadelloses Exemplar. - CONTENTS -- Darko DOLINAR Introduction 7 -- Marko JUVAN, Ljubljana -- On the Fate of the "Great" Genre 17 -- Janko Kos, Ljubljana -- Old and New Models of Literary History 47 -- Lado KRALI, Ljubljana -- Literary History: How Much Science, How Much Fiction`? 57 -- Vladimir BITI, Zagreb -- In the Name of the Altogether Other 67 -- Peter ZAJAC, Berlin - Bratislava -- Literary Historiography as a Synoptic Map 81 -- Ivan VERO, Trieste -- The Subject of an Utterance as an Object of Study -- of Literary History 89 -- Bo2ena TOKARZ, Katowice -- Literary History and Its Object 103 -- Darko DOLINAR, Ljubljana -- Literary History and Its Readers 117 -- Marija MITROVIe, Trieste -- The Energy of Delusion 131 -- No PosPitn., Brno -- Literary History, Poststructuralism, Dilettantism, and Area Studies 141 -- Milo ZELENICA, Prague -- Manuscriptology and Its Significance for Literary History -- in the Context of Contemporary Methodology 153 -- Marijan Doyle, Ljubljana -- The Writing of Literary History and the Empirical Science -- of Literature 169 -- Jola gKUIJ, Ljubljana -- Modernist Literature and the Change of Paradigm -- in Literary History 181 -- Alenka KORON, Ljubljana -- Time Regained? On Narrative in Literary Historiography 199 -- Peter V. ZIMA, Klagenfurt -- Historical Periods as Problematics: Sociolinguistic Situations, -- Sociolects, and Discourses 227 -- Janez STRu-rz, Klagenfurt -- Dialogue, Polyphony, and System: On the Issue of a History of the -- "Small Literatures" in the Alps-Adriatic Region 237 -- Jelka KERNEV STRAIN, Ljubljana -- Memory as Fragment Woven into Text 265 -- Silvija BoRovNtx, Maribor -- A Feminist Glance into the Workshop of a Literary Historian 277 -- Name Index 289 -- Notes on Authors 299 -- Notes on Translators and Proofreaders 306 ISBN 9783631534335