Table of contents

Preface

7-7

Literature and phenomenology

A historical perspective

Pol Vandevelde

8-42

Heidegger and Derrida on Trakl

Françoise Dastur

43-57

Plato's legacy in Heidegger's Two readings of Antigone

Jacques Taminiaux

58-76

From an agonistic of powers to deferred homecomings

Heidegger, Sophocles, and Hölderlin

Véronique Fóti

77-92

Translation as poetry

Heidegger's reformulation of the Romantic project

Pol Vandevelde

93-113

Poetics and philosophical anthropology

The literary theory of Emil Staiger

Laurent Van Eynde, Raphael Célis

114-130

The call of literature and Sartre's reevaluation of bad faith

Paul Gyllenhammer

131-151

The secret according to Heidegger and the "Purloined Letter" by Poe

152-171

How can one recognize what one did not know?

Mnemosoune and the art of the twentieth century

Mauro Carbone

172-182

Where does obscurity come from?

Mixturism in Paul Valéry's "La jeune Parque"

Leonard Lawlor

183-198

The role of phantasia in the theatre and the novel

Marc Richir

199-207

The poetics of Henri Maldiney

Raphael Célis, David Zumwald

208-232

Phenomenology and literature in Italy

Federico Leoni

233-250

Jacques Derrida

Literature, the heart of deconstruction

Michel Lisse

251-256

The phenomenological inspiration behind Czech structuralism

Zdeněk Mathauser

257-267

Deconstruction in America

Terri J. Hennings

268-274

Notes on contributors