E. Neven / L. Herman / Bart Vervaeck: Lists and Narratives: An Introduction – S. Mainberger: A List is (not) a List: Some (Non-Conclusive) Remarks on Lists and Literature – D. Van Hulle: Lists in Literary Manuscripts: Creative and Cognitive Tools in an Aesthetics of Incompletion – J. de Jong: Enumeratio, the Art of Summing Up in Speeches – V. Joosen / F. Pauwels: The Pleasures of Plenitude: Becoming a Reader Through Literary Lists – J. Collins: Literary List-making: Between the Curatorial Imperative and the Circumscribed Area – B. Sève: Words and Music: The Practice of Lists in Mozart’s Don Giovanni – M. Grishakova: The Abecedarian Imagination: On Dictionary Structures in Literature – L. Herman / B. Vervaeck: Encoding the List: Toward a Theory of Lists in Narrative – E. Neven: “Kraai, Krähe, crow, corneille, corvus”: On Reading Lists in Peeters’ Great European Novel – D. de Geest / B. Vervaeck: New ReaLists: Barbarber, Lists, and Reality – E. von Contzen: Response Essay: A List Is A List Is A List – Between the Cognitive and the Ethical in Researching Lists in Literature.weiterlesen