Yearbook of Comparative and General literature, vol. 51, 2004-05. The Future of the Premodern in Comparative Studies

Sommaire/ Table of contents: H.RICHARDSON HAYTON, “Guest Editor’s Preface”; L. AMTOWER, “The Challenge of Philology and Comparative Study of the Late Middle Ages”; E. WILSON, “Classics and Comparative Literature”; B. DEEN SCHILDGEN, “The Legacy of Erich Auerbach and Edward Said: Philology and History in the Future of Comparative Literature”; A. E. B. COLDIRON, “Cultural Amphibians: Translation, Earyl Print, and the Comparative New Historicism; E. MacPHAIL, “Synopsis and Scrutiny: A Pictural Classification of Renaissance Literary Forms”; Z. ZALLOUA, “The Ethics of Montaigne’s “Des boyteux”: The Case of Martin Guerre”; R. VIKING O’BRIEN and S. KENT O’BRIEN, “English Conquistadors: Spanish Conquest Narratives and Ralegh’s Discovery of the Large, Rich and Beautiful Empire of Guiana”; S. KIM GERTZ, “Renewing the Mythic Power of Spatial Metaphors in Word and Place through “Diasporic” Tensions, as Exemplified in Dogen and Meister Eckhart”; - Mutability Redux, - Departments, -Book Reviews.