Edited by Murray Krieger, The Aims of Representation

Eddie Yeghiayan

• Edited.The Aims of Representation: Subject/Text/History. Irvine Studies in the Humanities. New York: Columbia University Press, 1987.

  Reprinted in 1993 by Stanford University Press.

  Contents:
  Murray Krieger: "Introduction: The Literary, the Textual, the Social":1-22.
  
  1. Jean-François Lyotard: "Judiciousness in Dispute, or Kant After Marx":23-67.
     
  2. David Carroll: "Narrative, Heterogeneity, and the Question of the Political: Bakhtin and Lyotard":69-106.
     
  3. Mark Poster: "Foucault, Post-Structuralism, and the Mode of Information":107-130.
     
  4. John Carlos Rowe: "Surplus Economies: Deconstruction, Ideology and the Humanities":131-158.
     
  5. Anthony Giddens: "Action, Subjectivity, and the Construction of Meaning":159-174.
     
  6. Robert Weimann: "History, Appropriation, and the Uses of Representation in Modern Narrative":175-215.
     
  7. Wofgang Iser: "Representation: A Performative Act":217-232.
     Essays After the Essays
     
  8. Dominick LaCapra: "Criticism Today":235-255.
     
  9. Stephen Greenblatt: "Capitalist Culture and the Circulatory System": 257-273.