Literary Studies and the Philosophy of Literature

<div>Introduction.- PART I: INTERDISCIPLINARY ACTION IN THEORY.- 1.&nbsp;Criticism, Philosophy and the Differend; Catherine Belsey.- 2.&nbsp;The Discipline of Literary Studies;&nbsp;Stein H. Olsen.- 3.&nbsp;Analytic Philosophy of Literature: Problems and Prospects;&nbsp;Jukka Mikkonen.- PART II: INTERDISCIPLINARY INTERACTION IN PRACTICE.- 4.&nbsp;‘I will draw a map of what you never see’: Cartographic Metaphor in Wittgenstein’s Philosophical Investigations;&nbsp;Mike Rose-Steel.- 5.&nbsp;The Pleasures of Solipsism for Writers and Philosophers; Ery Shin.- 6.&nbsp;To Tell What Happened as Invention: Literature and Philosophy on Learning From Fiction;&nbsp;Manuel García Carpintero.- PART III: USING THE PHILOSOPHY OF LITERATURE IN LITERARY STUDIES.- 7.&nbsp;Poetic Utterances: Attuning Poetry and Philosophy;&nbsp;Maximilian de Gaynesford.- 8.&nbsp;Reading as Fiction and Reading as Non-Fiction;&nbsp;Derek Matravers.- 9.&nbsp;The Opacity of Testimony; or, what the philosophy of literature can tell us about how to read Holocaust narratives;&nbsp;Samuel O’Donoghue.- PART IV: USING LITERARY STUDIES IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF LITERATURE.- 10.&nbsp;Literary Examples in Analytical Aesthetics: The Claim of the Particular; Andrea Selleri.- 11.&nbsp;What Do We Do With Words? Framing What is at Stake in Dealing with Literature;&nbsp;Marianna Ginocchietti and Giulia Zanfabro.- 12.&nbsp;Digital Literature and its Departure from the Supremacy of the Author Function;&nbsp;Heiko Zimmermann.- Bibliography.- Index.-</div>