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Exploring both the dynamism of Bakhtin versus âBakhtinâ and the dynamics of âpossible Bakhtins,â the contributors tackle this theoristâs range of shifting shapes, from the carnival-messianistic and the chronotopic, through the philosophic and the ideologic, to the âapplied Bakhtinâ of the social sciences. Bakhtinâs texts are examined in the context of work by such disparate figures as Ernst Cassirer and Rudolph Rocker, while various aspects of the academic âBakhtin industryâ are examined, including the âwill to mythology by anthologyâ and the inequities of a world market in ideas exemplified by the resource gap between Russian and Western scholarship. The âstate of the archiveâ is assessed by both UK Bakhtin Centre Director David Shepherd and Russian Bakhtin Archivist Nikolai Panâkov. Throughout the issue, which is framed by Peter Hitchcockâs introductory polemics and Michael Holquistâs afterword, author and archive are continually deconstructed and reconstructed.
Contributors. Robert Barsky, Rachel Falconer, Maroussia Hadjukowski-Ahmed, Ken Hirschkop, Peter Hitchcock, Michael Holquist, Vitaly Makhlin, Nikolai Panâkov, Brian Poole, David Shepherd, Galin Tihanov, Anthony Wall
About: Offering original research on Mikhail Bakhtin by leading scholars in the field, this special issue of SAQ both celebrates the recent centennial of Bakhtinâs birth and elaborates significant new strains in Bakhtinian thinking.
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