The Re-Return to Philology

Vadde, Aarthi

doi:10.1215/00295132-1723053

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2012

DOI: 10.1215/00295132-1723053

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The Re-Return to Philology

Aarthi Vadde¹

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“…npr. Altschul, 2010 Bajohr i dr, 2014;Bal, 1987;Beganović, 2016;Biti, 2014;Brebanović, 2021;Culler, 1990; Daston i Most, 2015;de Man, 1986;Eisner, 2011;Ferguson, 2013;Glavaš, 2015;Gumbrecht, 2003;Gurd, 2010;Harpham, 2009;Holquist, 1999Holquist, , 2000Holquist, , 2002 Holquist, i 2011Hui, 2017;Jacob, 1999;Johnson, 1990;Lönnroth, 2017;McGann, 2013;Messling, 2012;Momma, 2012;Nichols, 1990;Pollock, 2009; Pollock i dr, 2015;Said, 2004;Turner, 2014;Vadde, 2012;Warren, 2003 Warren, i 2010Watkins, 1990; 5 Od Nietzscheovih bilježaka o odnosu onodobne filologije, filozofije i obrazovanja(1973)(1974) 11875) preko "zlatnog doba filologije"(Holquist, 1999, 77) i djelovanja, između ostalih, L. Spitzera, E.R. Curtiusa, E. Auerbacha, W. Benjamina, E. Cassirera, do Auerbachove studije Filologija i svjetska književnost(1969, 11952) kontinuirano se obnavlja interes za metodološka, problemska i sadržajna pitanja filologije.…”

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Sablasti filološkog zadatka. S onu stranu povratka filologiji

Vuković

2023

10.14746/pss

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The paper follows the numerous debates on the importance of philology that have started to emerge in the 1980s, beginning from Paul de Man's essay Return to Philology. The assumption is that despite obvious devaluation of its importance and institutional ruination, philology survives precisely because the idea of a return is inherent in it. However, as the return is in this context grasped as the return of the repressed, it is claimed that philology survives as a paradoxical discipline whose epistemological power seeks to be represented by the figure of a specter and within hauntology, as Derrida introduced it in his works. It is argued that philology today draws strength precisely from its openness to disciplinary hybridity, institutional uncertainty, and continuous rethinking of its own social role. In conclusion, the work of Vatroslav Jagić, one of the greatest Croatian philologists and world-renowned representative of Slavic philology, whose understanding of the task of philology relates to the theses presented in the paper, is included in the discussion and introduced in the dialogue.

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Sablasti filološkog zadatka. S onu stranu povratka filologiji

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2023

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What Is Philology? From Crises of Reading to Comparative Reflections

Helle

2022

Poetics Today

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The article proposes a new definition of philology as a systematic engagement with crises of reading, focused on the difficulties that prevent readers from gaining access to or drawing meaning from a given text, all the way from scrubbed signs to obscure ontologies. Responding to two recent interventions in the field—Philology by James Turner and World Philology by Sheldon Pollock, Benjamin A. Elman, and Ku-ming Kevin Chang—the article explores the practices, history, and current state of philology. It argues that a resurgence of philological self-reflection over the past twelve years is bringing the field into view as a global, transhistorical, and anti-disciplinary practice, spanning many centuries and continents, and encompassing a wealth of methodological tools and approaches. These new developments promise to revitalize a field that currently finds itself in disciplinary disarray, by infusing it with a global and self-critical awareness. But the vision presented by Turner and the editors of World Philology, of philology as an inherently cross-disciplinary, cross-cultural practice, necessitates a clearer delimitation of what philology is, which the present article sets out to provide.

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Philology and the Turn Away from the Linguistic Turn

Orlemanski

2015

Florilegium

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In North American academia, the word ‘philology’ pulls in two directions – towards a broad, idealist sense corresponding to the roots philia and logos and towards a narrower conception of ‘mere’ philology, a historicist sub-discipline centred on etymology and textual editing. This essay examines the role of ‘philology’ before, during, and beyond the period known as the ‘linguistic turn,’ with special focus on Speculum’s 1990 special issue, The New Philology. Against the many invocations of ‘philology’ pitting the lofty ideal against fallen disciplinary practice, I argue for the institutional re-elaboration of philological study in the present.

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Sablasti filološkog zadatka. S onu stranu povratka filologiji

Sablasti filološkog zadatka. S onu stranu povratka filologiji

What Is Philology? From Crises of Reading to Comparative Reflections

Philology and the Turn Away from the Linguistic Turn

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