Journal of Literary Theory (vol 2, n° 2)

Journal of Literary Theory

Revue publiée sous la direction de Fotis Jannidis, Gerhard Lauer et Simone Winko

• ISSN 1862-5290 JLT
• ISSN 1862-8990 JLTonline
• Berlin, New York: Walter de Gruyter

Dernier numéro paru: Vol 2, No 2 (2008): Gestalt (sommaire ci-dessous)

À paraître:

Vol 3, No 2 (2009): Theory of Humour;
Vol 4, No 1 (2010): Literary Studies & Linguistics;
Vol 4, No 2 (2010): Popular Culture.

The Journal of Literary Theory is an international forum for debate in literary theory. JLT takes an interdisciplinary approach and is open to a broad variety of theories and methods, promoting their study, research, and development.

The Journal of Literary Theory reflects the diversity of approaches put forward in literary theory. It is meant to be a platform for controversial debate and dialogue. The Journal of Literary Theory has an interdisciplinary orientation. It reaches out to disciplines dealing with theoretical foundations of the study of literature as well as to related fields of research such as musicology, art theory, and film studies insofar as these are concerned with the analysis or interpretation of aesthetic objects.

Above all, the journal aims to publish work on fundamental issues in methodology and the construction of theories and concepts, as well as articles on particular literary theories. Historical case studies are accepted only if they adopt a predominantly systematic perspective, contribute to the reconstruction of the history of literary theory, or pursue innovative methods. While most issues of the print version concentrate on a special theme, independent articles are also welcome. Moreover, the Journal of Literary Theory contains work reviewing and outlining trends of theoretical debates in literary theory and related disciplines.

The print version of the Journal of Literary Theory is published twice a year; each issue contains contributions in both German and English. All articles will be accompanied by an English abstract of about two pages. Submissions are selected in a blind review process and accepted for publication by an international advisory board.

The printed Journal of Literary Theory is accompanied by the website JLTonline, where reviews, conference reports, calls for papers, and abstracts of all articles, as well as selected full-text articles from the printed journal are published.

Vol 2, No 2 (2008): Gestalt:

Articles

Gestalt, Perception and Literature [Abstract] HTML PDF

Ana Margarida Abrantes

Epische Triaden. Über eine stammesgeschichtlich verwurzelte Gestalt des Erzählens [Abstract]HTML PDF

Karl Eibl

Die Rolle der Gestalt in der Sprachverarbeitung [Abstract] HTML PDF

Hilke Elsen

 »Mama, sing mir mal das Buch!« Einige Überlegungen zu ›guten‹ prosodischen Gestalten im frühen Spracherwerb [Abstract] HTML PDF Simone Falk

Die metrische Gestalt. Mit Überlegungen zur Sinnfälligkeit des Viertakters [Abstract] HTML PDF

Katja Mellmann

Das Ich als Geschichte: Erzählte ›Lebensgestalten‹ [Abstract] HTML PDF

Steffanie Metzger

Zeitgestalten. Über das Erleben, Erinnern und Erzählen [Abstract] HTML PDF

Robert Vellusig

Stilwahrnehmung. Zur Beziehung von Stilistiken, Stil und Gestalt [Abstract] HTML PDF

Rüdiger Zymner

 »Weil Tränen nicht die Welt verändern«. Literarische Metonymien in Protestsongs [Abstract] HTML PDF

Ralph Müller

Interpretation in Empirical Studies of Literature and Media [Abstract] HTML PDF

Sibylle Moser

Neuroscience and the Study of Literature: Some Thoughts on the Possibility of Transferring Knowledge HTML PDF

Kilian Koepsell, Carlos Spoerhase