Vol. 33 No. 2 (2010): “Who Chooses?”: Literature and Literary Mediation

Edited by: Marijan Dović, Jernej Habjan, Aleš Vaupotič

Published: 2017-10-11

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Introduction

• “Who Chooses?”: Literature and Literary Mediation

  Marijan Dović

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Articles

• Literature and Textual Mediations: Pauses and Pitches in Early Modern Texts

  Roger Chartier

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• Who Chooses the One Who Chooses? On a Forced Choice of Shakespearean Epistemology and Textology

  Jernej Habjan

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• “Literary Criticism Is Not Justified If a Cry from the Heart for Millions Is at Stake”: German Exile in the Netherlands, 1930–1940

  Els Andringa

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• The Editor and the Mediatory Function in a Literary System

  Marijan Dović

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• Who Chooses and Who Offers Texts for Selection?

  Darko Dolinar

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• General Skepticism in the Arts

  Maja Breznik

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• Politics of Readings/Politics of Dissemination

  Jola Škulj

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• Creating a Canon of Contemporary Eastern European Literature in the US: An Editor’s Perspective

  Andrew Wachtel

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• Who Chooses Literature for Translation? Translation Subsidies in Germany

  Slávka Rude-Porubská

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• A Myth Busted: Bestselling Fiction in Europe and Slovenia

  Miha Kovač, Rüdiger Wischenbart

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• “Is It Possible to Give a 6 out of 5 Stars?”: Book Selection and Recommendation in the Internet Age

  Margrit Schreier

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• Who Chooses What the Reader Reads? The Cybertextual Perspective

  Aleš Vaupotič

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