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In Response to Bakhtin: Hermeneutic and Therapeutic Dialogues in Contemporary Scottish Literature

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In Response to Bakhtin: Hermeneutic and Therapeutic Dialogues in Contemporary Scottish Literature

Auteurs : Attila Do Sa [Hongrie]

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Forum for Modern Language Studies [ 0015-8518 ] ; 2005-07.

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- Ancient mariner, Attila, Attila dosa, Bakhtin, Bakhtinian, Bakhtinian dialogism, Bakhtinian theory, Better understanding, Contemporary poets, Contemporary scottish literature, Crawford, Critical discourse, Critical hermeneutics, Cultural theory, Delmar evans, Dialogic, Dialogic principle, Dialogical principle, Dialogism, Dialogue, Different voices, Diverse range, Dosa, Douglas criticism, Douglas dunn, Dunn, Edinburgh, Endless voyage, Everyday object, Fasternis evin, Figurative language, Hermeneutic, Hermeneutic dialogue, Hermeneutics, Heteroglossia, Historical circumstances, Historical context, Historical hermeneutics, Hutton, Interpersonal perception, James hutton, Jauss, Laing, Linguistic relativism, Literary criticism, Literary text, Literary work, Mikhail bakhtin, Modern geology, Ongoing process, Other hand, Other subjectivities, Otherness, Proper questions, Reception aesthetics, Robert burns, Robert crawford, Same time, Scottish, Scottish context, Scottish culture, Scottish literature, Scottish poetry, Sonnet, Sonnet sequence, Subjectivity, Synchronic terms, Terry street, Wide range.

Abstract

In an attempt to expand the Scottish Bakhtinist approach in contemporary Scottish literature, this paper adds Hans Robert Jauss and R. D. Laing to M. M. Bakhtin as theorists of the dialogic principle. I argue that Jauss's historical hermeneutics usefully complements Bakhtinian theory in investigations of dialogues with other subjectivities, whereas Laing's existential psychology offers us a paradigmatic reading of dysfunctions in the dialogic principle. My assumption is that a systematic combination of historical hermeneutics with other dialogic theories may expand the dialogic principle in various temporal dimensions and in a wide range of relationships: ideological, historical, political, linguistic and interpersonal. Following a brief discussion of the typical links and differences between Bakhtin, Jauss and Laing, my point is illustrated with readings of “A Theory of Literary Criticism” by Douglas Dunn, “Theory of the Earth” by Edwin Morgan, and So I am Glad by A. L. Kennedy.

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https://api.istex.fr/document/66DF6A5BB7A0112DE8A16715C0CF7B7EAF0B479B/fulltext/pdf

DOI: 10.1093/fmls/cqi019

Affiliations:

Hongrie

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