The Future of Scientific Studies in Literature
Special issue of Scientific Study of Literature 1:1 (2011)
[Scientific Study of Literature, 1:1] 2011. iv, 193 pp.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
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IntroductionWillie van Peer | pp. 1–5
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Science in the perspective of literarinessDavid S. Miall | pp. 7–14
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Corpus linguistics and the study of literature: Back to the future?Douglas Biber | pp. 15–23
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A computer’s understanding of literatureArthur C. Graesser, Nia Dowell & Christian Moldovan | pp. 24–33
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Using literature to understand authors: The case for computerized text analysisJames W. Pennebaker & Molly E. Ireland | pp. 34–48
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Education and the study of literatureCarol D. Lee | pp. 49–58
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The scientific study of literature: What can, has, and should be donePeter Dixon & Marisa Bortolussi | pp. 59–71
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Literature and event understandingHeather Bailey & Jeffrey M. Zacks | pp. 72–78
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The scientific study of poetic writingDavid I. Hanauer | pp. 79–87
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Individual differences in readers’ narrative experiencesRichard Gerrig | pp. 88–94
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The individual in the scientific study of literatureRaymond W. Gibbs | pp. 95–103
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In defense of commonalityRachel Giora | pp. 104–112
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Transporting into narrative worlds: New directions for the scientific study of literatureMelanie C. Green & Jordan M.A. Carpenter | pp. 113–122
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Vivifications of literary investigationDavid N. Rapp, Hidetsugu Komeda & Scott R. Hinze | pp. 123–135
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How do we entertain ourselves with literary texts?Peter Vorderer & Franziska S. Roth | pp. 136–143
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Ways to engage readers: Relevance in the scientific study of literatureFrank Hakemulder | pp. 144–152
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Fiction and its study as gateways to the mindKeith Oatley | pp. 153–164
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Science, literature, and cultural colonialismPatrick Colm Hogan | pp. 165–172
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The future of an allusionGerald C. Cupchik | pp. 173–181
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The symptoms of science in studies of literature: An uneasy prognosisDon Kuiken | pp. 182–193
Articles
Subjects
Communication Studies
Literature & Literary Studies
BIC Subject: DSA – Literary theory
BISAC Subject: LIT006000 – LITERARY CRITICISM / Semiotics & Theory