Playful theory: George Poulet's phenomenological thematics

Cryle, Peter (2008) Playful theory: George Poulet's phenomenological thematics. Culture, Theory and Critique, 49 1: 21-34.

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Author Cryle, Peter
Title Playful theory: George Poulet's phenomenological thematics
Journal name Culture, Theory and Critique  (ERA 2012 Listed)    (ERA 2010 Rank A)   Check publisher's open access policy
Publication date 2008-04
Sub-type Article
DOI 10.1080/14735780802024224
Volume number 49
Issue number 1
ISSN 1473-5776
1473-5784
Start page 21
End page 34
Total pages 14
Publisher Routledge
Language eng
Subject 200511 Literature in French
Abstract This article reflects on the contribution made by the Belgian critic Georges Poulet to the practice of theoretical reflection in literary studies. Poulet is generally considered to be the leading light of the Geneva school of phenomenological criticism, but questions are asked about just what constitutes this group as a school, and just what 'phenomenology' means in this context: what kinds of exchange occurred between the members of the group, and how was the group positioned in broader debates around formalism and structuralism?
Keyword Cultural theory
Literary studies
Georges Poulet
Phenomenological criticism
Phenomenology
Structuralism
Formalism
Q-Index Code C1
Additional Notes Part of a special issue of the journal entitled: The Histor(icit)y of Theory

 
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