Spring 1986
Volume 12, Number 3

PLURALISM AND ITS DISCONTENTS issue

Table of Contents

• Wayne C. Booth: "Pluralism in the Classroom"
• Hayden White: "Historical Pluralism"
• W.J.T. Mitchell: "Pluralism as Dogmatism"
• Ihab Hassan: "Pluralism in Postmodern Perspective"
• Bruce Erlich: "Amphibolies: On the Critical Self- Contradictions of 'Pluralism'"
• Ellen Rooney: "Who's Left Out? A Rose by Any Other Name is Still Red; Or, the Politics of Pluralism"
• Nelson Goodman and Catherine Z. Elgin: "Interpretation and Identity: Can the Work Survive the World?"
• Richard McKeon: "Pluralism of Interpretations and Pluralism of Objects, Actions, and Statements Interpreted"

CRITICAL RESPONSE

• I. Derek Longhurst: "A Response to Peter Rabinowitz"
• II. Peter J. Rabinowitz: "Assuming the Obvious: A Reply to Derek Longhurst"
• III. James L. Battersby and James Phelan: "Meaning as Concept and Extension: Some Problems"
• IV. Michael Leddy: "Validity and Reinterpretation"
• V. E.D. Hirsch, Jr.: "Coming to Terms with Meaning"