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Subject: [AE] ToC: "Mimesis and Culture" - A Special Issues of
"CULTURE, THEORY, AND CRITIQUE"
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CULTURE, THEORY, AND CRITIQUE
Volume 54, Issue 2 (2013)
http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rctc20/current

We are pleased to announce the publication of a new (special topic)
issue of bCulture, Theory, Critique,b which is available online at:
http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rctc20/54/2

Topic: Mimesis and Culture
Guest Editors: Matthew Lamb (University of Queensland, Australia),
Costica Bradatan (Texas Tech University, USA) & Greg Hainge (University
of Queensland, Australia)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
bIntroductionb
By Matthew Lamb
Pages 139-144

bOn Mimesis and the Control of the Imaginaryb
By Luiz Costa Lima
Pages 145-165

bBecoming Natives of Literature: Towards an Ontology of the Mimetic
Game (LC)vi-Strauss, Costa Lima, Viveiros de Castro, and the Nambikwara
Art Lesson)b
By MarC-lia Librandi-Rocha
Pages 166-182

bMimesis and Justice: the Realism of Vidas SC*casb
By James Phillips
Pages 183-193

bImagining Happiness: Literature and the Essayb
By Michelle Boulous Walker
Pages 194-208

bThe Mute Foundation of Aesthetic Experience?b
By Marguerite La Caze
Pages 209-224

bControlling the Philosophical Imaginary: Reading Pierre Hadot with
Luiz Costa Limab
By Matthew Sharpe
Pages 225-240

bFrom Draft to Infinite Writing. Death, Solitude and Self-Creation in
Early Modernityb
By Costica Bradatan
Pages 241-257

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Costica Bradatan, PhD
Associate Professor
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Religion/Comparative Studies Editor
Los Angeles Review of Books
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Texas Tech University
The Honors College
PO Box 41017
Lubbock, TX 79409
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