A new collection edited by John Gibson brings Wittgenstein's philosophical legacy into conversation with literary scholarship. The volume treats Wittgenstein…
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Post-critique is often described as a recent turn in literary studies: a movement away from suspicion, demystification, and ideological unmasking towards…
Ludwig Wittgenstein’s Philosophical Investigations can seem an unlikely companion for a literature seminar. Its numbered remarks, abrupt examples and…
Last month's symposium in Brisbane brought together philosophers, literary critics, and postgraduates to examine what ordinary language philosophy (OLP) can…
Stanley Cavell's philosophical writings have reshaped how literary scholars approach questions of moral knowledge. His concept of acknowledgment emerges from a…
Virginia Woolf’s fiction repeatedly enters the uncertain territory of consciousness: fleeting impressions, half-formed memories, bodily sensations, and…
When J. L. Austin delivered the William James Lectures at Harvard in 1955, he opened a way of thinking about language that reshaped how critics approach…
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OLP & Literary Studies Online is pleased to announce its 2025 symposium devoted to Stanley Cavell’s philosophy of film. The event will bring together scholars…
Australians searching for an online casino platform now encounter a wide range of offshore operators, from mobile-first gaming sites to brands built around…