Mikhail Bakhtin's Heritage in Literature, Arts, and Psychology (eBook)

Slav N. Gratchev is associate professor of Spanish at Marshall University.Howard Mancing is professor emeritus of Spanish at Purdue University.

Introduction - Slav N. Gratchev and Howard Mancing Part I: Bakhtin’s Heritage in LiteratureBakhtin’s Theory of the Novel - Howard MancingBakhtin’s Poetics - Margarita MarinovaThrough the Looking-Glass of Bakhtinian Dialogic Re-Accentuation: Russian Translations of Lewis Carroll - Victor FetBakhtin reading Cervantes: The Birth of the Novel - Slav N. GratchevBakhtinian Re-Accentuation and the Commemoration of the Third Centenary of DQ at the University of Havana (1905) - Ricardo CastellsBakhtin and the Spanish Picaresque: Between La Pícara Justina and Lunes de Aguas - Brian PhilipsContextualizing Bakhtin’s Intuitive Discoveries: The End of Grotesque Realism and the Reformation - Yelena Mazour-MatusevichRejecting a Quixotic End: Kenzaburo Oe’s Bakhtinian Reading of Don Quixote - Yumi TanakaPower, Privilege, Polyphony: Bakhtin and Non-Hegemonic Voices in 20th-Century Latin American Literature - Melissa GarrPart II: Bakhtin’s Heritage in Arts and PhilosophyActing Philosophy: Bakhtin, Jollien, and the Art of Answerability - Michael EskinWandering Knights in Space: The Quixotes of Science Fiction - Pablo CarvajalToward a Philosophy of the Moving Body - Dick McCawBakhtin against Dualism: Restoring Humanity to the Subjective Experience - Steven MillsPart III: Psychology“Live Entering” and Other Acts: On Becoming Intersubjective - Greg NielsenIn Search of Lost Cheekiness: Bakhtin and Foucault as Neo-Cynics - Michael GardinerThe Imagination of a Pluralistic and Dialogic Everyday Experience: Bakhtin with James - James Cresswell and Andrés Haye