Archives

JCLA Vol. 1, No. 1 (Summer 1978)

• Ananta Charana Sukla – Editorial
• Harold Osborne – Aesthetic Perception
• John Hospers – Art And Morality
• P S Sastri – East And West In Coomaraswamy’s Theory of Art
• Trevor Ling – Humanity’s Relation to Nature in Buddhist Thought
• Vinayak Krishna Gokak – On Coleridge’s Aesthetics
• Ananta Charana Sukla – Problem of Understanding and Enjoyment in Aesthetic Experience

BOOK REVIEWS: Haladhar Panda – The Concept of Imitation in Greek and Indian Aesthetics (Ananta Charan Sukla)

JCLA Vol. I, No. 2 (Winter 1978)

• Rene Wellek – Prospect and Retrospect
• Martin Bucco – Profession of Criticism
• Remo Ceserani – Rene Wellek
• Murray Krieger – Truth and Troth, Fact and Faith: Accuracy to the World and Fidelity to Vision
• Ananta Charana Sukla – Theory of Impersonal Art
• Jayanta Chakrabarti – Indian Silpa Texts on the Drawing of Human Form
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. II-III (1979-80)

• John Fisher – Plato’s Use of Poetry
• Milton Snoeyenbos & Robert Frederick – Aristotle and Freud on Art
• P. S. Sastri – The End of Lyric Poetry
• G. C. Nayak – Darubrahma and the Philosophy of Spiritual Common-Ism
• Subodh Chandra Sengupta – Epistle
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. IV, Nos. 1-2 (1981)

• R. Srinivasa Iyengar – Autobiographical
• Harold Osborne – Expressiveness in Music
• John B. Vickery – On First Reading Empson’s Letter II – Notes on Poem as Structure
• Mary B. Wiseman – Identifying with Characters in Literature
• Keith Keating – Notes Towards the Development of a Poetics of the English Class
• Robert Kraut – Understanding Art
• Ronald E Roblin – The Artifactuality of Art
• Milton H. Snoeyenbos – Three Aspects of Meaning in Dance
• NOTES AND REVIEWS: K. Vishwanathan – Standards In Literary Criticism

Vol. V, Nos. 1-2 (1982)

• Charles Altieri – Representation, Representativeness and ‘Non-Representational’ Art
• N. M. Rao – Baudelaire’s Experiments With Time
• R. B. Palmer – Dantean ‘Figura’ In Camus’s ‘The Plague’
• T. J. Diffey – Art and Understanding: Collingwood’s Aesthetics and Moore’s Ethics Compared
• T. R. Martland – On Play and Aesthetic Theory
• S. K. Saxena – Richard Attenborough’s ‘Gandhi’: An Essay in Understanding
• Ronald Roblin – Representation and Abstraction in Painting
  BOOK REVIEWS
• Haladhar Panda – Metacriticism (Suresh Raval)
  A.C. Sukla – The Indian Philosophy of Beauty (T.P. Ramachandran)
  Thomas Huhn – The Postmodern Condition: A Report on Knowledge (Jean-Francois Lyotard)
  M.N Ray – The Lotus in the Stone: An Allegory for Explorations in Dreams and Consciousness (Sehdev Kumar)
  Sushant Kumar Panda – The Dialogic Imagination (M.M. Bhaktin)
  Richard Shusterman – The Object of Literary Criticism (Graham McFee)
  A.C. Sukla – Essays on Aesthetics: Perspectives on the Work of Monroe C.Beardsley (John Fisher)
  Randolph M. Feezell – What is Art? (Hugh Curtler)
  George T. Hole – Experience as Art (Joseph H. Kupfer)
  A.C. Sukla – The Language of Images: On Narrative (W.J.T. Mitchell)
  S. Mohanty – Symbol and Theory: A Philosophical Study of Theories of Religion in Social Anthropology (John Skorupski)
  Bhabani S. Baral – Shakespeare Criticism: Dryden to Morgann (S. Holme Chaudhuri)
  Banamali Ratha – Kavyaprakasadarpana Mahapatra (Visvanatha Kaviraja)
  S. N. Ghoshal – Elements of Indian Aesthetics (P.S. Sastri)
  A. C. Sukla – Philosophical Discussions (Suresh Chandra)
  Suresh Chandra Mishra – Political Thought in Sanskrit Kavya (Geeta Upadhyaya)
  A. C. Sukla – The Avestan: A Historical and Comparative Grammar (Satyaswarupa Misra)
  Jatindra K. Nayak – The Scientific Basis of Ethics and Philosophy (Karabi Sen)
  Jatindra K. Nayak – Influences on Hindu Civilization, Buddhist and Muslim (Sen and Bose)
  Bijay K. Tripathy – Word Atlas of Baghel-Khanda (Hiranlal Shukla)
  Sarat Chandra Mohapatra – Main Problems of Kant’s Critique: A Critical Survey (Bijan Biswas)
  S. L. Srivastava – Aspirations of Indian Youth: A Study in Sociology of Youth (Sudarshan Kumari)

Vol. VI, Nos. 1-2 (1983)

• Menachem Brinker – On the Discrimination of Realisms in the Literary Work of Art
• D. M. E. Roskies – ‘Social Realism’ and the Forms of Fiction
• Lars Aagaard Mogensen – It’s Funny, The Truth Is
• Leonard Orr – Descartes Ala Mode – Nietzsche and the Valery on Cognition
• Mary Wiseman – Reading Characters
• Yishai Tobin – Sentence Length as a Stylistic Device in Selected Texts by Stefan Zweig
• N. S. Sahu – Cordelia: Shakespeare’s Metaphor For ‘Nature’ And ‘Grace’
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. VII, Nos. 1-2 (1984)

• Richard Shusterman – Eliot and Ruskin
• J. A. Sokolow – The Metaphysical Poets and the Origins of Ralph Waldo Emerson’s Transcendentalism
• Karen L. Field – Artists’ Aesthetic Criteria: An Anthropological View
• Pierre Han – Wilde’s Solome – Survival In A Hothouse
• R. K. Raval – Wordsworth’s ‘Spots of Time’ and the Use of ‘Chiaroscuro’ in Constable: A Study in Aesthetic Parallelism
• Sehdev Kumar – Transcendental Aesthetics: Verses of Experience of a Sage
• Suresh Raval – Literary Response and the Concept of Criticism
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. VIII, Nos. 1-2 (1985)

• Harold Osborne – Autobiographical
• David Patterson – Bakhtin and Heidegger on Word and Being
• Henning Jensen – Metaphysical Pessimism and Samuel Beckett
• Jay Rahn – Restricted Relational Richness and Musical Analysis
• Kenneth Marc Harris – Wyatt Earp Joins the Community
• S. J. Paolini – Modern and Medieval Literary Aesthetic Objects: Joyce’s ‘A Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Man’ And Dante’s ‘Divine Commedia’
• Sarah B. Fowler – Dancing in (Outer) Space: A Freefall through the Aesthetics of Dance
• S. K. Saxena – Sasanne K. Langer and A Poem of Blake
• Tariq Rahman – Stereotypes of Homosexuality in the Fiction of Angus Wilson
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. IX, Nos. 1-2 (1986)

• Harry Berger Jr. – Reconstructing the Old New Criticism
• Donald G. Marshall – Deconstruction, Sophistic and Hermeneutics: Derrida, Gorgias, Plato and Gadamer
• Joseph Riddel – The Anomalies of Literary (Post) Modernism
• Suresh Raval – Deconstruction and Philosophy
• Tenney Nathanson – Whitman’s Presence: Apostrophe, Voice and Text in Leaves of Grass
• Thomas A. Vogler – Blake’s Golden Load
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. X, Nos. 1-2 (1987)

• Goran Sorbom – What is in the Mind of the Image-Maker
• Gordon Epperson – Music and Representation
• Gregory Fuller – The Resemblance Theory Revisited
• Mark A. Cheetham – The Nationality of Sublimity: Kant and Burke on the Intuition and Representation of Infinity
• Milton Snoeyenbos – Dance Representation
• Moshe Ron – On Rorty on Derrida on Heidegger on Representation with a Parable on Sending by Kafka
• Stephen David Ross – The Politics of Performance and the Temporality of Representation
• T. R. Quigley – A Casual Theory of Pictorial Representation
• S. K. Saxena – A Note on Representation in Kathak Dance
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. XI, Nos. 1-2 (1988)
[Special Volume on the Frankfurt School]

• Martin Jay – Habermas and Postmodernism
• Carol Salus – R. B. Kitaj and Walter Benjamin
• Eugene Lunn – The Frankfurt School in the Development of Mass-Culture Debate
• Janelle Reinelt – Approaching the Postmodernist Threshold: Samuel Beckett and Bertolt Brecht
• Lambert Zuidervaart – Methodological Shadowboxing in Marxist Aesthetics: Lukacs And Adorno
• Norman Fischer – Narcissism and Political Psychology: From the Frankfurt School to Christopher Lasch
• Richard Wolin – Benjamin, Adorno, Surrealism
• Ronald E. Roblin – Collingwood and Adorno on the Popular Arts
• Sabine Wilke – ‘Torn Halves of an Integral Freedom’: Adorno’s and Benjamin’s Readings of Mass Culture
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. XII, Nos. 1-2 (1989)

• Arthur Fine – Words and Works
• Goran Sorbom – Imitation and Art
• V. K. Chari – The Status of the Religious Emotion
• Judith Lochhead – Identifying Musical Works of Art
• Peter Mew – Music, Universality, Emotional Character and Authenticity
• Robert Griffin – Jung’s Science in ‘Answer to Job’ and the Hindu Matrix of Form
• Roger W. Rouland – Sociological Norms and the Heroic Epic: A Comparative Note
• Ruth Lorand – Types of Interpretation and the Work of Art
• Ibrahim Dawood – Moral Themes in Three Versions of the Bidpai Collection: A Study of Literary Adaptation
• Virginia M. Giouli – Kantian Aesthetics: A Pragmatist Critique
• Sehdev Kumar – 1895-1915: The Second Renaissance
  BOOK REVIEWS
• Ronald Roblin – Nietzsche as Philosopher (Arthur C. Danto)
• B. K. Senapati – The Beauty of Environment: A General Model for Environmental Aesthetics (Yrjo Sepanmaa)
• William Plank – Anti-Oedipus: Capitalism and Schizophrenia (Gilles Deleuze, Felix Guattari)
• A. C. Sukla – Literature and Spirit: Essays on Bakhtin and His Contemporaries (David Patterson)
• S. K. Panda – Confession and Complicity in Narrative (Dennis A. Foster)

Vol. XIII, Nos. 1-2 (1990)

• Michael Holquist – Frantisek Galan (1946-1991): In Memoriam
• David Herman – Pragmatics, Prague-Matics, Metapragmatics: Contextualizing Pragmatic Contexts
• Hana Arie Gaifman – The Dynamic Aspect of the Dominant
• Peter Steiner – Go Not Thou about to Square the Circle: The Prague School in a Nutshell
• Michael Sprinker – From Prague to Paris: Formalism as a Method in Literary Studies
• Milan Palec – Prague Structuralism and the Czech Theatre of the 1930s
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. XIV, Nos. 1-2 (1991)

• Michael Holquist – The Velvet Revolution in Literary Theory
• Miroslav Cervenka – Poetics and Phonology: Points of Disharmony
• Jindrch Toman – Linguistics in Society: Notes on the Emergence of the Prague Circle
• Kei I. Yamanaka – Jakobson on Peirce
• I.R. Titunik & J. Toman – Roman Jakobson on Modern Czech Poetry (1925)
• Wendy Holmes – Belated Meetings: Art History and Prague Structuralism
• Peter Steiner – Gustav Shpet and the Prague School: Conceptual Frames for the Study of Language
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. XVI, Nos. 1-2 (1992)

• Ananta Charan Sukla – Jagannath Chakravorty: A Memoir
• Dushan Pajin – Remembrance, Recognition and the Aesthetic Way
• Haladhar Panda – Jagannath Chakravorty: A Shakespearean Critic
• Jane Duran – The Arts of Amarna and India: A Study in Representation
• Kapil Kapoor – Theory of the Novel: An Indian View
• Krishna Rayan – Laksana and Deconstruction
• A. C. Sukla – Representation in Painting and Drama: Arguments from Indian Aesthetics
• M. S. Kushwaha – The Contemporary Relevance of Indian Aesthetics: Some Reflections
• R. S. Pathak – Dialectics of the Reader-Response: The Indian Approach
• Sitansu Ray – Tagore on Comparative Music Aesthetics: Indian and Western
• Dhanya Menon – Multi-Level Semantics: An Analysis of Poetic Meaning in Indian and Contemporary Western Theory
  BOOK REVIEWS
• Derrida on the Mend (Robert Magliola);
• Derrida and Indian Philosophy (Harold Coward)
• A. C. Sukla – After Amnesia: Tradition and Change in Indian Literary Criticism (G. N. Devy)
• H. Panda – Sanskrit Criticism (Chari, V. K.)
• H. Panda – Indian Poetics and Western Thought; New Perspective on Indian Poetics (Kushwaha, M. S.)
• Indian Aesthetics: An Introduction (V. S. Seturaman);
• Dramatic Concepts: Greek and Indian (Bharat Gupt)
• A. K. Mahapatra – Text and Sub-Text: A Theory of Suggestion; Sahitya, A Theory (Krishna Rayan)
• Sushant Kumar Panda – Myth, Truth and Literature: Toward a True Post-Modernism (Colin Falck)
• Kshirod Chandra Dash – The Dhvanyaloka of Anandavardhana with the Locana of Abhinavagupta (Daniel H. H. Ingalls, J. M. Masson, M. V. Patwardhan)

Vol. XVII, Nos. 1-2 (1993)
[Special Volume on Italian Aesthetics since Croce]

• Grazia Marchiano – Editorial
• Gianni Vattimo – On the Challenge of Art to Philosophy: Aesthetics at the End of Epistemology
• Aldo Trione – The De Sanctis: Croce Line and the Problem of Modernity
• Grazia Marchiano – Ananda Kentish Coomaraswamy: A Short Critical Survey
• Luisa Bonesio – Italian Philosophical Aesthetics: A New Generation
• Stefano Benassi – Orientations of Phenomenological Aesthetics in Italy: The Encounter with Marxism and Semiotics
• Stefano Zecchi – The Theory of Art in Italian Idealism

Vol. XVIII, Nos. 1-2 (1994)

• Brian G. Caraher – Intimate Conflict: Contradiction as Origin and Mode of Existence of the Work of Art
• Douglas Chismar – Theodore Lipps, Aesthetics Empathy, and the Self-Other Problem
• Frank J. Hoffman – ‘Significant Form’ in the Aesthetics of Clive Bell
• Frank Vulpi – A Taoist Reading of Shakespeare’s King Lear
• Peter Gaeffke – German Indology and the Orientalism Debate
• Robert Dixon – The Baumgarten Corruption
• Robert S. Stewart & Michael Manson – Deceit, Desire, and Deconstruction in King Lear
• Stan Godlovitch – Aesthetes, Critics, and the Aesthetic Attitude
  BOOK REVIEWS
• A.C. Sukla – Toward a Theory of Comparative Literature (Marrio J. Valdes)
• K. C. Dash – Series on Performing Arts – Indian Theatre: Traditions of Performance. Sanskrit Drama in Performance.
• Sitar Music in Calcutta: An Ethnomusicological Study. Drama and Ritual of Early Hinduism. Sanskrit Play Production in Ancient India
• A. C. Sukla – Possible-Worlds in Literary Theory: Possible Worlds in Humanities, Arts and Sciences: Proceedings of Nobel Symposium (Sture Allen), Possible Worlds in Literary Theory (Ruth Ronen)
• B. C. Dash – Critical Conditions: Postmodernity and the Question of Foundation (Horace L. Fairlamb)

Vol. XIX, Nos. 1-2 (1995)

• Wolfgang Welsch – Aesthetics beyond Aesthetics: Regarding the Contemporary Relevance of the Aesthetic and Recharting the Field of Aesthetics
• A. C. Sukla – Aesthetics Beyond/Within Aesthetics: The Scope and Limits of Aesthetics in Indian Antiquity
• David Best – The Dangers of ‘Aesthetic Education’
• David E. W. Fenner – Aesthetic Disinterest
• P. N. Humble – The Importance of Making Art: A Reply to the Institutionalist
• David Best – The Rationality of Feeling (Review Essay)
• Robert Ginsberg – The Aesthetic Right as a Human Right
• William Vaughan – Heidegger’s Late Address on Art
  BOOK REVIEWS
• Haladhar Panda – Scandinavian Aesthetics Today: Understanding the Arts: Contemporary Scandinavian Aesthetics (Jennette Emt & Goran Hermeren)
• Art and Beyond: Finnish Approach to Aesthetics (Ossi Naukkarinen & Olli Immonen)
• Aesthetic Matters (Lars-Olof Ahlberg & Tommie Zaine); An Aesthetics of the Popular Arts (Subg-Bong Park)
• Sushant K. Panda – Ideologies of the Raj (Thomas R. Mctcalf)
• A.C. Sukla – The Cambridge History of Literary Criticism

Vol. XX, Nos. 1-2 (1996)
Special Volume on Environmental Aesthetics

• Ananta Charan Sukla – Editorial
• Arnold Berleant – Sacred Environments
• A. C. Sukla – Art, Environment, and the Aesthetics of Art and Environment: A Chapter from Indian Philosophy
• T. J. Diffey – The Concept of Landscape
• Ellen Dissanayake – Art, Life, and Human Nature
• John K. Grande – Environmental Aesthetics
• S. K. Panda – History, Political Unconscious and the Symbolic in Jameson (Review Essay)
• B. Behera – Environmental Aesthetics apropos a Plea for Human Survival
  BOOK REVIEWS
• A. C. Sukla – Landscape, Natural Beauty and the Arts (Salim Kemal & Ivan Gaskell)
• A. C. Sukla – Homo Aestheticus: Where Art Comes From and why? (Ellen Dissanayake)
• A. C. Sukla – Balance: Art and Nature (John K. Grande)
• A. C. Sukla – The Aesthetics of Environment (Arnold Berleant)
• B. C. Dash – Beyond Representation: Philosophy and Poetic Imagination (Richard Elridge)

Vol. XXI, Nos. 1-2 (1997)

• A. Everette James Jr. – A Comment upon the Linguistic Analysis of Folk Art
• Earle J. Coleman – Aesthetic Aspects of the Bhagavad Gita
• Linda H. Chance – Modesty as Modality: Toward Appreciation of the Fragment in Japanese Literature
• Matthew Jesse Jackson – Concerning the Material and the Spiritual in Russian Modernism: Notes on the Icon, Faktura, and Self-Sufficiency
• Patrick M. Thomas – The Ghazal and the Canso: Parallels of Courtly Passion
• Richard Fidler – Metaphor and Truth in Nietzsche and Emerson: A Critique of Idealism and Realism
• W. Stephen Croddy – Scholastic Philosophy and Gothic Architecture
• William Vaughan – Unconstrained Favor and the Post-Metaphysical Sublime
• Zhou Lai-Xiang – Aesthetic Studies in New China
  BOOK REVIEWS
• B. C. Dash – Literature, Modernism, and Myth: Belief and Responsibility in the Twentieth Century (Michael Bell)
• Ashok K. Mohapatra – Epic and Empire: Politics and Generic Form from Virgil to Milton (David Quint)
• A. C. Sukla – Indian Response to Literary Theories (Pathak, R. S.)
• A. C. Sukla – Natyasastra (Bharat Gupt)
• Tandra Patnaik – Description in Philosophy: With Special Reference to Wittgenstein and Husserl (Krishna Jain)
• A. C. Sukla – Bhagavadgita: A Literary Elucidation (Madhusudan Pati)

Vol. XXII, Nos. 1-2 (1998)
[Special Volume on Postcolonialism]

• Bernth Lindfors – Who Counts: De-Ciphering the Canon
• Chelva Kanaganayakam – Articulating East: Ideology, Censorship and Contemporary English Writing in Singapore
• John Clement Ball – ‘A City Visible But Unseen’: The (Un)Realities of London in South Asian Fiction
• Mark Williams – The Discriminations of Postcoloniality in Ireland and New Zealand
• Rajeev S. Patke – Walter Benjamin and a Poetics of the Postcolonial Lyric
• Rajiva Wijesinha – Travesties: Romance and Reality in the Raj Quartet
• K. S. Manian – Writing from the Fringe of a Multi-Cultural Society
• Fakrul Alam – Reading R. K. Narayan Postcolonially
  BOOK REVIEWS
• Studies in William Jones: An Interpreter of Oriental Literature (R. K. Kaul)
• Outside the Fold: Conversation, Modernity and Belief (Gauri Viswanathan)
• Dominance Without Hegemony (Ranajit Guha)
• Empire and Information: Intelligence Gathering and Social Communication in India (C. A. Bayly)
• Art and Nationalism in Colonial India 1850-1922: Occidental Orientations A. C. Sukla (Partha Mitter)
• The Politics of Home: Postcolonial Relocations and Twentieth Century Fiction (Rosemary Marangoly George)
• A. C. Sukla – The Nation and Its Fragments: Colonial and Postcolonial Histories (Partha Chatterjee)
• Indian History from Above and Below: Two Academic Parodies (Rukun Advani)
• S. K. Panda – After Colonialism (Gyan Prakash)

Vol. XXIII, Nos. 1-2 (1999)

• Goran Sorbom – The Ancient Theory of Imitation (Mimesis)
• James Whitlark – A Developmental Approach to Religious Prejudices in the Monk
• Jane Duran – The Dance of Shiva: Art and Metaphors in South Asia
• Patrick Michael Thomas – The Courtly Lover: Java and the West
• S. K. Wertz – The Analogy between Food and Art: Tolstoy and Eaton
• Salim Kemal – Psychoanalytic Theory and Aesthetic Value
• Zhou Lai-Xiang – Beauty of/and Harmony in Classical Chinese Aesthetics
• Vidyut Aklujkar – Sketching a Crocodile on Water or Speech, Silence and Self-Realisation in Jnanadeva
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. XXIV, Nos. 1-2 (2000)

• Michael H. Mitias – The Concept of Aesthetic Experience
• Allan Casebier – Japanese Aesthetic
• Carol S. Gould – The Impenetrable Looking Glass: Plato on the Different Possibilities of the Visual and Literary Arts
• David E. Fenner – Defining the Aesthetic
• Grazia Marchiano – Launching out into the Aesthetic Depth
• Robert Wilkinson – Nishida and Santayana on Goethe: An Essay in Comparative Aesthetics
• Stephanie A. Ross – Aesthetic Qualities, Aesthetic Experience, Aesthetic Value
• V. K. Chari – Aesthetic Experience: A Review
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. XXV, Nos. 1-2 (2001)

• Helen F. Maxson – Wallace Steven’s ‘Necessary Angel of Earth’ at Work in Three Paintings
• Kenneth Asher – The Lawrentian Vision of Martin Amis’ London Fields
• Lorna Fitzsimmons – Artistic Subjectivity in Nabokov’s The Defense and Invitation to a Beheading
• Marie-France Hilgar – The Peregrinations of Saint Mary of Magdalen
• Martin Waserman – Kafka’s ‘The New Attorney’: A Therapeutic Poem offering a Jewish Way to Face Death
• Uppinder S. Mehan – Transgressing Bodies in Postcolonial Fiction
• Wolfgang Ruttkowski – ‘East And West’ and the Concept of Literature
• Ranjan K. Ghosh – Towards a Concept of the Poet in the Vedic Aesthetics
• M. Dasan – The Poetry of Re(Z)Sisters: First Nations Women and Stri Dalit Poetry: A Comparison
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. XXVI, Nos. 1-2 (2002)
[Silver Jubilee Volume]

• Peter Lamarque – On What Is ‘In’ And What Is ‘Imputed To’ Objects of Interpretation
• D. M. E. Roskies – Judgement in James: Aspects of a Problem in Literature and Philosophy
• Evelyn Westermann Asher – The Fragility of the Self in Virgina Woolf’s To The Lighthouse and Christa Wolf’s Nachdenken Uber Christa T.
• Frank Vulpi – Parmenides and the Tradition of the Religious Poet or Philosopher
• John A. Lambo – Wole Soyinka’s ‘Idanre’: A Study in the Archetypal Image of the Woman and God
• Kim Robertson – Discussion and Notes: Candide or the Great Unchained Being
• Marek Volt – Controversy about the Traditional Theory in Aesthetics
• Omer N. Soykan – A Proposal for the Classification of Arts
• Raymond Cormier – Heroic Narratives from Homer To Medieval Japan And France: Cross-Cultural Perspectives
• Robert Griffin – Euclid’s First Proposition and Joyce’s Womb With A View
• Robert Scott Stewart & Paul Dumouchel – Multiple Personality Disorder, Literature and the Politics of Memory
• Song Xiang Rui – Chinese Calligraphy: An Art in Objectification of Intentionality: A Study of the Particularity of Calligraphy and its Relationship with Confucianism and Taoism
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. XXVII, Nos. 1-2 (2003)

• A. Everette James Jr. – Outsiders, Isolates, Environmentalists, Visionaries: The Spectrum of Descriptors in Contemporary American Folk Art: Are they Valid?
• Arkady Nedel – Kant’s Postulate of ‘Independence of Interest’ and the Principle of Aesthetic Judgement in ‘The Critique of Judgement’
• Chinyere Nwahunanya – Structuralism and African Literature: A Revaluation
• Constance A. Pedoto – The Alaskan Connection: The World of Macondo in Eskimo Tales
• Damian U. Opata – The Metaphor of ‘Anthills of the Savannah’ in Chinua Achebe’s ‘Anthills of the Savannah’
• Martin Wasserman – Kleist’s ‘On the Puppet Theatre’: Wisdom from a Taoist Perspective
• N. M. Rao – Beckett and Hemingway: A Stylistic Comparison
• Osayimwense Osa – The Quitclaim of Okonkwo and Lord Jim
• P. Emeka Nwabueze – Ibsen’s Marriage of Art and Life: A Lucid Examination
• Sam A. Adewoye – Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s ‘The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner’ and Amos Tutola’s ‘The Palmwine Drinkard’: A Comparative Analysis
• Terence Duquesne – Raising the Serpent Power: Some Parallels between Egyptian Religion and Indian Tantra
• William Gerber – A Monument more Lasting than Bronze
• Zia Hasan – A Castle of Sand: The Theme of Incest in ‘Tis Pity She’s A Whore’ and ‘The Alexandria Quartet’
• Suresh Frederick – A Confluence: Synge’s ‘Deirdre of Sorrows’ and Karnad’s ‘Hayavadhana’
• Pratibha Bhattacharya – Minnesang (Love Poems) and its Origin
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. XXVIII, Nos. 1-2 (2004)

• V, K. Chari – Profile
• Deborah Weagel – Picasso, Rushdie and the Fragmented Woman
• Jane Duran – Khajuraho: Indian Art History and Canon Formation
• Kirby Olson – Gregory Corso’s Post-Vegetarian Ethical Dilemma
• Peter Mc Cormick – Objective Aesthetic Experiences
• Robert Scott Stewart – Big Houses, Small Politics: Public and Private Spaces in Anne Tyler’s Fiction
• Wolfgang Ruttkowski – The Strata Model in Poetics (Schichtenpoetik)
• Bishnu Charan Dash – Circumference as the Centre towards an Understanding of the Dynamic Self (Review Essay)
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. XXIX, Nos. 1-2 (2005)

• Raymond Cormier – Frappier, Eilhart and ‘The Roman De Tristan’
• Azlan Bin Mohamed Iqbal & Mashuri Bin Yaacole – Computational Aesthetics and Chess as an Art Form
• Emil Volek – Clefts and Bridges of Eros: East and West Side Story of the Poetry of Octavio Paz
• Tamar Rapoport – Self and Style: The Development of Artistic Expression from Youth through Midlife to Old Age in the Works of Henrik Ibsen
• Zhou Lai Xiang – Comparative Aesthetics in Contemporary China
• Kshirod Chandra Dash – Reorienting Genre Division in Sanskrit Poetics
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. XXX, Nos. 1-2 (2006)

• Jane Duran – The Art of Konark and the Notion of Representation
• Azlan Bin Mohamed Iqbal & Mashuri Bin Yaacole – A Systematic and Discrete View of Aesthetics in Chess
• Roop Kumar Balasingh – Recycling and Reviewing Relationships in David Williams’ ‘The Burning Wood’: An Ecofeminist Perspective
• Sangeeta Mohanty – Hamlet: A Rasa-Dhvani Approach
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. XXX, Nos. 1-2 (2007)

• Jane Duran – Syncretism and Style: The Art of the Gandhara
• Pierre Han – Le Romantisme Corrigé: Emma Bovary and Lucie De Lammermoor
• Tandra Patnaik – The Metaphysics of the Word: A Study of Bhartruhari’s Cabdadvaitavada
• Ananta Charan Sukla – Oriya Culture: Legitimacy and Identity
• Amrita Sharma – Metaphorical Structures in the Similes of Kalidasa
• Subhakanta Behera – Essentialising the Jagannath Cult: A Discourse on Self and Other
• Bishnu Charan Dash – The Art of Amour-Cortois: Eros, Jois and Mahasukha in Tantra and the Troubadours
• Varadarajan Ramesh – The Dravidian Aesthetics in Anita Desai: A Feminist Perspective

Vol. XXXI, Nos. 1-2 (2008)

• Wojciech Malecki – The Bad Penny of Contingency: Literary Anthologies and the Test of Time
• Kathrin H. Rosenfield – Machado’s The Alienist: A Celebration of Hidden Irony
• Scott R. Stroud – Kant on the Role of Beauty in Moral Motivation
• Rajappa M. B. – Myth and Tradition as Elements of Plot: An Analysis of R. K. Narayan’s The Financial Expert
• Ananta Charana Sukla – Body Consciousness: A Philosophy Of Mindfulness And Somaesthetics (Review Essay)
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. XXXII, Nos. 1-2 (2009)

• Carol S. Gould – Plato and Dogen on Literature and Enlightenment
• Deborah Weagel – The Creole Quadrille in Simone Schwarz-Bart’s Ton Beau Capitaine: A Postcolonial Perspective
• Eshete Gemeda – Post-Empire Events and Relocating African Protest Literature: The Analysis of Heroic Genres in a Historical and Political Context
• Ananta Charan Sukla – Interculturality in Intellectual Practices
• Narayan S. Sahu – Our First Sin: The Shakespearean Scenario
• V. Ramesh – Kamala Markandaya’s Indian Women: The Principles and the Principals: A Feministic Elucidation
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. XXXIII, Nos. 1-2 (2010)

• John Mc Kinnon – Spells of Trauma in Catherine Bush’s Minus Time
• Eugene Narrett – Aesthetics And Death: Idealization, Horror and the Tragic Tetrad in Hippolytus
• Jane Duran – Eurocentric Commentary and the Gupta Period
• Leon Yudkin – Joseph Roth (1894-1939): Between Reportage and Fiction
• M. H. Rudramuni – The Portrayal of Silence in Amitav Ghosh’s The Calcutta Chromosome
• Narayan S. Sahu – Our First Ideas and the Modern Temper
• Bishnu Charan Dash – History and Hermeneutics of Religious Texts
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. XXXIV, Nos. 1-2 (2011)

• Deborah Weagel – Silence in Krzysztof Kieslowski’ S “The Decalogue”: A Cagian Perspective
• Eugene Narrett – “The Silent Handmaiden”: Poison and Poeisis in The Women of Trachis
• Keith Moser – (Re)-attaching Truth to the Physical Realities of the Universe: Antonin Artaud and J.M.G. le Clézio’s Philosophical Quest
• Leon Yudkin – French Feminism
• Minati Patnaik – Between Two Worlds: Poetry of A. K. Ramanujan
• Nirban Manna – Rhetoric of Desire and Despair: Badal Sircar’s That Other History in Existential Vision
• Md. Saquib Abrar – Subaltern’s Voice in Vijay Tendulkar’s Play “Silence! The Court is in Session”
• Sunitha Byrappa – Mahashweta Devi’s “Draupadi” and Kamala Das’ “Kalyani”: Feminist Perspectives
• Tandra Patnaik – Philosophy of the Bhagavata: Religion in Medieval Orissa (Review Essay)
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. XXXV, Nos. 1-2 (2012)

Arkady Nedel – Pleasant Symmetry: Fiction in Classical Arabic Literature
Bram de Groot – The Pentature of Gerard Caris
Evert van Uitert – Gerard Caris informs in an Aesthetic Format
Johan van Bergen – Gerard Caris or Measurable Infinity
John Grande – Written Worlds, Visual Worlds
Sharon Worley – Freedom and the Sword: Literary Nationalism and Resistance in Napoleonic Italy
Uli Bohnen – Gerard Caris and the Nature of Art
BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. XXXVI, Nos. 1-2 (2013)

Asun Lopez Varela – Introduction
Carolina Fernandez Castrillo – Intermedialities Ii Visual Poetry: Futurist “Polyexpressivity”
George P. Landow – Hermaphrodite Thinking
Ioan Flaviu Patrunjel – Ut Poesis Video Ludus: On the Possibilities of Remediating Classic Literature into Video-Games
Leonardo Flores – Digital Textuality and its Behaviors
Marcin Stawiarski – Musical Patterns in William H. Gass’ “A Fugue” and the Pedersen Kid
Nicoleta Popa Blanariu – Narrativity as Transmediality Dancing Literature: A Reverse Ekphrasis
Sandhya Devesan Nambiar – Spaced Out: Visuality and the City in the Contemporary Indian Graphic Novel
BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. XXXVII, Nos. 1-2 (2014)

• Bishnu Charan Dash – The Metaphysics of Pain: Troubadours, Catharism, Buddhism, and John Keats
• Denis Fonge Tembong – The Ambiguous Status of Commonwealth Literature: A Critical Consideration
• Huaiyu Luo – Chinese-Western Narrative Poetics: State of the Art
• Jane Duran – The Architecture of Calcutta: Aesthetics and the Raj
• Keith Moser – Searching for Cosmic Signs in the Real: A Baudrillardian Interpretation of J.M.G. le Clézio’s l’Inconnu sur la terre
• Michel Dion – The Sameness of Existing in a Meaningless Reality: Boris Vian’s l’Herbe Rouge and Murakami Haruki’s IQ84
• Mohamed Kamel Abdel Daem – Old English and Arabic Panegyric Poetry
• Osayimwense Osa – From Spiritual Comfort to Spiritual Combat: Ezeulu in Chinua Achebe’s Arrow of God and Pranesharcharya in Anantha Murthy’s Samskara
• Sadhu Charan Pradhan – Time in Autobiographical Fiction: A Note on Maitreyi Devi
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. XXXVIII, Nos. 1-2 (2015)

• Arkady Nedel – Philosophy Manifesto
• Bacema Essam & Esra Moustafa – Approaching “Lost Love” Theme in two Culturally Different Poems: A Cognitive Linguistic Analysis
• Hawk Chang – Rethinking Multiculturalism in New Dubliners: An Outsider’s Perspective
• Ogaga Okuyade – Rescinding Orthodoxy, Resuscitating the Mother Tongue: Daughter Tongue Interference in African Female Narratives
• Raina Kostova – The Word as Such: Nietzsche and Mandelstam’s Poststructuralist Poetics
• Xiaohuan Zhao – Ghosts and Spirits in Zaju and Noh
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. XXXIX, Nos. 1-2 (2016)

• Alexey Alyushin – Acting Contrary to Rationality and Instincts: The Inherent Similarity of Dostoevsky’s “Self-Will” and Max Scheler’s “Spirit”
• Prabha Shankar Dwivedi – Signification and Resolution of Absolute in a Textual Structure: A Study in Relation to Bhartrhari and Jacques Lacan
• Cyril Mary Pius Olatunji – Rethinking Thinking and Knowing from an African Perspective: Towards an Epistemology of Intermediality
• Emmanuel Jerome Udokang – Implications of Sartre’s Humanistic Existentialism
• Jeremy de Chavez – Thinking(,)love: On Jean-luc Nancy and Alain Badiou
• Le Ngoc Tra – Form and its Meaning in the Creation of Art
• Manuel Botero Camacho & Miguel Rodriguez Perez – Searching for the Gift in T. S. Eliot´s Ash-Wednesday
• Arnab Chatterjee – Poetics as Resistance: Exploring the Selected Poetry of Pablo Neruda and Sachidananda Vatsayayan Ajneya
• Reena Cheruvalath – The Role of Sociality in Deciding the Morality Involved in Personal and Professional Relationships with special reference to Indian Culture
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. XXXX, Nos. 1-2 (2017)​

• Andrea Basso – Balance, Stillness, Vertigo: Myths of Cosmic Centrality in Plato, Nietzsche, and Kundera
• Andres Armengol Sans – “This is Truly Me”: A Lacanian Approach to the Danish Girl
• Hawk Chang – Women, Power Knowledge in W. B. Yeats’ “Leda and the Swan”
• Keith Moser – To Remember or to Forget? Sensorial Encounters that Resuscitate the Past in Le Clézio’s “Tempête”
• Dayo Akanmu – A Communicative and Stylistic Adaptability of New Idioms and Idiomatic Expressions in Yorùbá Literary Texts
• Manuel Botero Camacho & David Gonzalvez – Reconstructing the Romantic Subject through Mythological Archetypes in Iris Murdoch’s The Sea, The Sea
• Michel Dion – How could Tolkienian Mythology be Inspiring for Spiritual Leadership?
• Niyi Akingbe – Subverting Nationalism: Historicizing Horrors of the Past in Wole Soyinka’s “Samarkand” and Femi Fatoba’s “They Said I Abused the Government”
  BOOK REVIEWS

Vol. 40, Nos. 1-2 (2017)
The Eternal Return of Myth: Myth Updating in Contemporary Literature (Vol. 1)

• Ana Gonzalez & Antonella Lipscomb – Introduction
• Jose Manuel Losada – Preface: The Myth of the Eternal Return
• Angel Ruiz Perez – The Anger of Achilles in “The Iliad” and of Francis Marion Tarwater in Flannery O’Connor’s “The Violent Bear It Away”
• Brigitte Le Juez – The Eternal Return Interrupted: The Evolution of the Myth of Cythera until Today
• Christos Angelis – Reconfiguring the Garden of Eden: Suspended Temporality in Jim Jarmusch’s “Only Lovers Left Alive”
• Elisabeth Weagel – Religious Rites and Female Spirituality in Cinematic Adaptations of Cinderella
• Francisco Molina Moreno – Aleksandr Skrjabin: The Russian Orpheus
• Leon Burnett – Ariadne, Theseus, and the Circumambulation of the Mythic Self
• Lorna Hardwick – Myth, Creativity and Repressions in Modern Literature: Refigurations from Ancient Greek Myth
• Martina Treu – Ulysses’s Journey and Homer’s Odyssey: An Eternal Return
• Metka Zupancic – Literature, Mythology, Orphism: “Language as God” in the French Nouveau Roman
• Penelope Foteini Kolovou – Penelope weaving the (F)e-mail: Texting and Sexting
• Sara Molpeceres – The Zombie: A New Myth in the Making. A Political and Social Metaphor

Vol. 41, Nos. 1-2 (2018)
Prof. John Hospers (1918-2011) Birth Centenary Commemoration Volume

ARTICLES

• Arkady Nedel – The Return of Gulliver: Some Reflections on Terror and Identity
• Ephraim Nissan – India and the Virtuous Indian in Dante
• Michel Dion – Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights and Virginia Woolf’s The Waves: From Despair to Meaninglessness
• Donovan Irven – Between Solitude and Solidarity: Objectification in the Existential Novels of Camus and Naipaul
• Aakash M. Suchak – The Place of Consignation, or Memory and Writing in Derrida’s Archive
• Hawk Chang – Identity and Ambivalence in Xu Xi’s History’s Fiction
• Evelina Saponjic-Jovanovic – Coral Reefs by Horacio Quiroga: The Uruguayan Modernist Precursor of Flash Fiction
• Elena Imen Carruba – Mythical Realism in North African Fiction: Ibrahim Al-Koni’s Gold Dust and the Bleeding of the Stone
• Niyi Akingbe & Emmanuel Adeniyi – Ghettoization of ‘Other’: Tinkering Transculturalism in Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Americanah
• Natalya Sukhonos – The Art of Unknowing and the Unknowing of Art: A Few Alternatives to Interpretation
• Xiana Sotelo – Intersectionality Genealogy Revisited: From Radical Writings by Women of Color to Radical Writings for Transformation
• V. Anitha Devi – Perspectives on Culture, Technology and Multiliteracy in India
• Shouvik Narayan Hore – A Study of the Transvestite(s) Demasculinized in Alfred, Lord Tennyson’s “The Princess”
• BOOK REVIEWS
  Biraj Mehta Rathi – Plato’s Labyrinth. Sophistries, Lies and Conspiracies in Socratic Dialogues (Aakash Singh Rathore)
• Jaydeep Chakrabarty – The Unbilled Hour: Essays on Literature, Culture and Theory (Bijay K. Danta, S. Deepika, Tyagraj Thakur)
• Ana M. Martín Castillejos – Documenting Cityscapes: Urban Change in Contemporary Non-Fiction Film (Iván Villarmea Álvarez)

FROM THE ARCHIVES
John Hospers – Art and Morality (1978)

Vol. 42, No. 2 (2019)
[The Eternal Return of Myth: Myth Updating in Contemporary Literature – II]

• Manuel Botero Camacho & Juan González Etxeberria (Guest Editors) – Introduction
• Jeremy Patterson – The Metamorphoses of Magic: The Tempest and A Tempest Read from the Perspective of the Metamorphoses
• Stefanie Savva & Eirini Apanomeritaki – The Arretos Kore: Mythical Voices in Contemporary Greek Fiction
• Carmen Botamino – Siren’s Song: Getting out of the Bird Suit
• Mayron Estefan Cantillo Lucuara – Clytemnestra Returns: A Philosophical Inquiry into Her Moral Identity in Colm Tóibín’s House of Names
• Jesper Skytte Sodemann – American Gods and Where to Find Them: Modern Myth and Material Experience
• Vanessa Del Prete Mainer – Modern Heroes: Classical Mythology and Classical Values in the Contemporary Acquis, the Case of Captain America
• Pietra Palazzolo – Desire, Pursuit and Loss: The Making of Athena
• Josh Torabi – Music, Myth and Modernity: From Nietzsche’s The Birth of Tragedy to Thomas Mann’s Doctor Faustus
• Salvador Oropesa – Twenty-First Century Noir: From Stieg Larsson’s Trilogy to Dolores Redondo’s Trilogy and Eva García Sáenz de Urturi’s Trilogy
• Inés Portillo Alonso – Myth and Emotions (Review Essay)

Vol. 42, No. 3 (2019)
[The Aesthetics in the Ethical Grounding and Instructional Value of Storytelling]

• Xiana Sotelo (Guest Editor) – Introduction
• Chris Campanioni – Eso Es: Toward a New Cartography of the Migratory Text
• Stefano Calzati – Towards a New Teaching/Learning Experience: A Benjaminian Proposal
• Marta Silvera-Roig – The Crying of Lot 49: To Live Narratives Is To Feel Narratives
• Mohammed Mostafa Hassouna – Dystopian Egypt before the Arabian Spring: Critical Review on Ahmed Khaled Towfik’s The Knife
• Maribel Castro Díaz – Visual Storytelling in Hypermodernity: The Transformative Construction of Symbolic Realities through Staged Photography
• Cemile Tokgöz-Sahoglu – Digital Storytelling as a Means of Sharing Trauma
• Sofia Theodosiadou – Digital Storytelling as a Means of Teaching Media to Preschoolers
• Evelina Saponjic Jovanovic – Fragment as a Storytelling Device
• Elena Avanzas Álvarez – Criminal Readings: The Transformative and Instructive Power of Crime Fiction
• Víctor Huertas-Martín – Shakespearean Traumatic Redemption(s). From the Elizabethan Stage to the Small Complex Television Screen
• Yapeng Sun – A Multi-Dimensional Model of Intercultural Hermeneutics between China and the West (Review Essay)

Vol. 42, Nos. 4 (2019)
A Special Volume on Electronic Literature

• Maya Zalbidea Paniagua (Guest Editor) – Introduction
• Tina Escaja – In the Beginning Was the Poem@: Interspecies, Robotics & Random/e-Poetry
• Chris Funkhouser – On Jim Rosenberg’s Word Space Multiplicities
• Maya Zalbidea Paniagua – Close Reading of Stephanie Strickland, Cyntia Lawson Jaramillo and Paul Ryan’s slippingglimpse
• Arnaud Regnauld – Liquid Times: Michael Joyce’s afternoon, a story
• Serge Bouchardon & Magali Brunel – Exploring Didactic and Literary Approaches to the Introduction of Digital Literature in French High Schools
• T. Shanmugapriya & Nirmala Menon – First and Second Waves of Indian Electronic Literature
• Laura Sánchez Gómez – Mapping Spanish e-lit: Networks, Readings and Communities
• Licheng Xie – If DeLillo was an E-Lit Writer: DeLillo’s Language as Visual Art in the Digital Age
• Eman Younis – Digitizing Literary Text: Aims and Objectives
• Yolanda De Gregorio – Robledo Analysing e-lit as Work of Literature: Is it Possible?
• Virginia Barrat – Cyberfeminist Timelords