PHIL548Graduate
Twentieth-Century Philosophy and Literature
Printed in the catalogue as TWENTIETH-CENTURY PHILOSOPHY AND LITERATURE
Course content
How can we understand language in general? What is distinctive about the language of literature? Some major statements on language and literature in twentieth-century thought; the central role of Kafka for that thought; thought expressed in philosophy and in literature; the influential concept of a `minor` literature; philisophical writers, e.g. Rilke, Beckett.
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