Article List

• Author
  Title
  Issue
• Ammar Abdulhamid & Eric Gans
  A Dialogue on the Middle East and Other Subjects
  Anthropoetics VII, no. 2 Fall 2000/Winter 2001
• Jean-Loup Amselle
  Africa: A Theme(s) Park
  Anthropoetics IX, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2003
• Jean-Loup Amselle
  To Count or Not to Count: The Debate on Ethnic and Diversity Statistics in France Today
  Anthropoetics XV, no. 2 Spring 2010
• Jean-Loup Amselle
  Did Africa Invent Human Rights?
  Anthropoetics XIX, no. 1 Fall 2013
• Gabriel Andrade
  The Transformation of Kinship in the New Testament
  Anthropoetics XI, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2005
• Raphaël Baeriswyl
  Use and Perception of Violence: A Girardian Approach to Asymmetric Warfare
  Anthropoetics XIII, no. 3 Fall 2007/Winter2008
• Yuhui Bao
  History, Desire, and Sadomasochism in Alice Munro’s “The Beggar Maid”
  Anthropoetics XXVI, no. 2 Spring 2021
• Benjamin Barber
  The Rum Diary: An Introduction to Hunter S. Thompson’s Esthetic Evolution
  Anthropoetics XVI, no. 1 Fall 2010: GA Summer Conference Issue
• Benjamin Barber
  Neoclassical Protagonists in Thomas Heywood’s Edward IV
  Anthropoetics XVIII, no. 2 Spring 2013
• Benjamin Barber
  Différance in Revolutionary Representations: Hazlitt’s Activist Rhetoric and Wordsworth’s Poetic Deferral
  Anthropoetics XX, no. 1 Fall 2014
• Benjamin Barber
  Mimetic Drama in Shakespeare’s Sonnets and Byron’s Historicizing Lyricism
  Anthropoetics XXI, no. 2 Spring 2016
• Benjamin Barber
  Immanence, Transcendence, and Interdividual Desire in Nietzsche, Bataille, and Levinas
  Anthropoetics XXV, no. 1 Fall 2019
• Benjamin Barber
  Emil Cioran’s Apophatic Anti-Poesis of Scenic Centrality
  Anthropoetics XXVII, no. 1 Fall 2021
• Benjamin Barber
  Capricious Metaphysics contra Polarization: Lev Shestov’s Creative Anthropology
  Anthropoetics XXVIII, no. 1 Fall 2022
• Andrew Bartlett
  Originary Science, Originary Memory Frankenstein and the Problem of Modern Science (Part 1 of 3)
  Anthropoetics XII, no. 2 Fall 2006/Winter 2007
• Andrew Bartlett
  Nuclear Warfare in the Movies
  Anthropoetics X, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2004
• Andrew Bartlett
  Frankenstein and Scientific Revelation Frankenstein and the Problem of Modern Science (Part 2 of 3)
  Anthropoetics XIII, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2007
• Andrew Bartlett
  Searching for the Origins of the Vancouver GA Conference (Guest Editor’s Introduction)
  Anthropoetics XIII, no. 2 Fall 2007: Special GATE Issue
• Andrew Bartlett
  Three Affirmations of the Being of God Suggested by the Anthropological Idea of God
  Anthropoetics XIII, no. 2 Fall 2007: Special GATE Issue
• Andrew Bartlett
  Keeping the Monster at a Distance: Artificial Humanity and Victimary Otherness (Frankenstein and the Problem of Modern Science, Part 3 of 3)
  Anthropoetics XIII, no. 3 Fall 2007/Winter2008
• Andrew Bartlett
  The Object of Originary Violence and the Second Person of the Trinity
  Anthropoetics XIV, no. 2 Winter 2009
• Andrew Bartlett
  Originary Human Personhood
  Anthropoetics XVI, no. 2 Spring 2011
• Andrew Bartlett
  A Minimal Model for Apocalyptic Thinking
  Anthropoetics XVIII, no. 1 Fall 2012
• Andrew Bartlett
  Girard and the Question of Pacifism
  Anthropoetics XXI, no. 2 Spring 2016
• Andrew Bartlett
  Expression, “Representation,” and Animal Mind
  Anthropoetics XXVIII, no. 2 Spring 2023
• Andrew Bartlett
  Differing over Originary Violence: Between Girard and Gans
  Anthropoetics XXIX, no. 1 Fall 2023
• Bjorn Beijnon
  Enactive Cinematic Perception: The Cinema as Exploration of the (Re)Presented World
  Anthropoetics XXIII, no. 1 Fall 2017
• Thomas F. Bertonneau
  Like Hypatia before the Mob: Desire, Resentment, and Sacrifice in James’ The Bostonians (An Anthropoetics)
  Anthropoetics I no. 1 Spring/Summer 1995
• Thomas F. Bertonneau
  Two Footnotes: On the Double Necessity of Girard and Gans
  Anthropoetics II no. 1 Spring/Summer 1996 Special Issue on René Girard
• Thomas F. Bertonneau
  Celsus, the First Nietzsche: Resentment and the Case Against Christianity
  Anthropoetics III no. 1 Spring/ Summer 1997 Special Issue on Religion
• Thomas F. Bertonneau
  “The Mysteries of Mimicry” Sublimity and Morality in The Golden Bowl
  Anthropoetics IV, no. 2 Fall 1998/Winter 1999
• Thomas F. Bertonneau
  Monstrous Theologies The Theme of Anti-Sacrifice in the Sci-Fi Pulps
  Anthropoetics VI, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2000
• Thomas F. Bertonneau
  The Acts of an Oedipus: Power, Language, and Sacrifice in Ralph Ellison’s Invisible Man
  Anthropoetics VII, no. 1 Spring/ Summer 2001
• Thomas F. Bertonneau
  Post-Imperium: The Rhetoric of Liberation and the Return of Sacrifice in the Work of V. S. Naipaul
  Anthropoetics VIII, no. 2 Fall 2002/ Winter 2003
• Thomas F. Bertonneau
  Intellectualism and the Gnostic Debacle: Julian the Apostate in the Modern Literary Imagination
  Anthropoetics X, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2004
• Thomas F. Bertonneau
  Of Which We May Speak: Meditations on Irony, Eccentricity, and Faith
  Anthropoetics XI, no. 2 Fall 2005/Winter 2006
• Thomas F. Bertonneau
  Henry James, “the Death of God,” and “Theory”: The Aspern Papers, The Princess Casamassima, and The Sacred Fount
  Anthropoetics XII, no. 2 Fall 2006/Winter 2007
• Thomas F. Bertonneau
  Flaubert’s Tentation de Saint-Antoine: Three Approaches
  Anthropoetics XXI, no. 2 Spring 2016
• Thomas F. Bertonneau
  Two Eccentric Theorists of the Origin of Language: Oswald Spengler and William Olaf Stapledon
  Anthropoetics XXIV, no. 2 Spring 2019
• Thomas F. Bertonneau with assistance from Susan D. Bertonneau
  “Le Cor” and “La Mort du loup”: The Scenic Imagination in Two Poems by Alfred de Vigny
  Anthropoetics XVI, no. 2 Spring 2011
• Fabio Brotto
  Anti-pathos: On Italo Svevo’s Zeno’s Conscience
  Anthropoetics IX, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2003
• Douglas Collins
  L’Amour intellectuel de Dieu: Lacan’s Spinozism and Religious Revival in Recent French Thought
  Anthropoetics III no. 1 Spring/ Summer 1997 Special Issue on Religion
• Douglas Collins
  Justice of the Pieces Deconstruction as a Social Psychology
  Anthropoetics IV, no. 1 Spring/ Summer 1998: Special Issue on Deconstruction
• Douglas Collins
  From Myth to Market: Bataille’s Americas Lost and Found
  Anthropoetics V, no. 2 Fall 1999/Winter 2000
• Douglas Collins
  The Great Effects of Small Things: Insignificance With Immanence in Critical Theory
  Anthropoetics VIII, no. 2 Fall 2002/ Winter 2003
• Elisabet Dellming
  Imagination, Irreality, and the Constitution of Knowledge in Penelope Fitzgerald’s The Blue Flower
  Anthropoetics XXIII, no. 1 Fall 2017
• Ian Dennis
  Byronic Irony in Don Juan
  Anthropoetics XIII, no. 2 Fall 2007: Special GATE Issue
• Ian Dennis
  The Pastoral Victim’s Progress: Crabbe to Britten
  Anthropoetics XIV, no. 2 Winter 2009
• Ian Dennis
  Introduction to the GASC 2009 Special Issue
  Anthropoetics XV, no. 1 Fall 2009: GA Summer Conference Issue
• Ian Dennis
  Romantic Joy: A Definition and A Deployment
  Anthropoetics XVI, no. 1 Fall 2010: GA Summer Conference Issue
• Ian Dennis
  The Sexual Market: Three Romantic Moments
  Anthropoetics XVII, no. 2 Spring 2012
• Ian Dennis
  Contemporary Tragic Representation and Response: An Originary Exploration
  Anthropoetics XVIII, no. 1 Fall 2012
• Ian Dennis
  Student Resentment and Professorial Desire in Higher Education
  Anthropoetics XIX, no. 1 Fall 2013
• Ian Dennis
  Reflections on the Popular/High Art Continuum : Seven small essays, ventures, somewhat in the original French sense of the word essai
  Anthropoetics XX, no. 1 Fall 2014
• Ian Dennis
  “More Skilled Practitioners of Wanting”: Buddhism and Romanticism in the Market World
  Anthropoetics XXII, no. 1 Fall 2016
• Ian Dennis
  Songs of Leonard Cohen: Postmodernity, The Victimary, Irony, A Blaze of Light
  Anthropoetics XXIII, no. 1 Fall 2017
• Ian Dennis
  Human Beauty and Reciprocity in the Market World: A Preliminary Inquiry
  Anthropoetics XXIV, no. 2 Spring 2019
• Ian Dennis
  Celebrity, Cinema, History: Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker, Bonnie and Clyde, The Highwaymen
  Anthropoetics XXV, no. 2 Spring 2020
• Ian Dennis
  Natural Beauty: A GA Perspective
  Anthropoetics XXVI, no. 2 Spring 2021
• Ian Dennis
  Review of Richard van Oort’s “Shakespeare’s Mad Men: A Crisis of Authority” (Stanford, 2023)
  Anthropoetics XXVIII, no. 2 Spring 2023
• Ian Dennis and Chris Fleming
  Dialogue: GA and Politics: Further Thoughts on The Victimary and Other Contemporary Phenomena
  Anthropoetics XXVII, no. 1 Fall 2021
• Ian Dennis & Stacey Meeker, Guest Editors
  Introduction to the GASC 2013 Issue
  Anthropoetics XIX, no. 1 Fall 2013
• Izumi Dryden
  The Sound of Metaphysical “Being”: Ontological Dichotomy in the Works of Musico-Philosophical Writers Fyodor Dostoevsky and Anthony Burgess
  Anthropoetics XXIX, no. 1 Fall 2023
• Izumi Dryden
  Music in Nature and Nursing: Musico-Philosophical Perspectives on the Ontological Dichotomies of Charles Darwin and Florence Nightingale
  Anthropoetics XXX, no. 1 Fall 2024
• Jean-Pierre Dupuy
  Rational Choice before the Apocalypse
  Anthropoetics XIII, no. 3 Fall 2007/Winter2008
• Jean-Pierre Dupuy
  A Tribute to René Girard
  Anthropoetics XXI, no. 2 Spring 2016
• Erik Eisel
  “In the Beginning was the Word…”: The Question of the Origin of Language in Goethe’s Faust
  Anthropoetics V, no. 1 Spring/Summer 1999
• Raoul Eshelman
  Performatism, or the End of Postmodernism
  Anthropoetics VI, no. 2 Fall 2000/ Winter 2001
• Raoul Eshelman
  Performatism in Architecture. On Framing and the Spatial Realization of Ostensivity
  Anthropoetics VII, no. 2 Fall 2000/Winter 2001
• Raoul Eshelman
  Performatism in the Movies (1997-2003)
  Anthropoetics VIII, no. 2 Fall 2002/ Winter 2003
• Raoul Eshelman
  Checking out of the Epoch: Performatism in Olga Tokarczuk’s “The Hotel Capital” vs. Late Postmodernism in Ali Smith’s Hotel World (with remarks on Arundhati Roy’s The God of Small Things and Miloš Urban’s Sevenchurch)
  Anthropoetics X, no. 2 Fall 2004/Winter 2005
• Raoul Eshelman
  After Postmodernism: Performatism in Literature
  Anthropoetics XI, no. 2 Fall 2005/Winter 2006
• Raoul Eshelman
  Performatism in Art
  Anthropoetics XIII, no. 3 Fall 2007/Winter2008
• Raoul Eshelman
  Transcendence and the Aesthetics of Disability: The Case of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
  Anthropoetics XV, no. 1 Fall 2009: GA Summer Conference Issue
• Raoul Eshelman
  Performatism, Dexter, and the Ethics of Perpetration
  Anthropoetics XVII no. 1 Fall 2011
• Martin Fashbaugh
  Love, Jealousy, and Genre Interplay in Great Expectations and The Ordeal of Richard Feverel
  Anthropoetics XVII no. 1 Fall 2011
• Martin Fashbaugh
  Creating “An Infinite World All Its Own”: The Poetics of Resentment in Percy Bysshe Shelley’s Epipsychidion
  Anthropoetics XIX, no. 1 Fall 2013
• Martin Fashbaugh
  Language, Culture, Banality, and Resentment: The Turn Toward and the Return from the Linguistic in Robert Louis Stevenson’s The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
  Anthropoetics XXV, no. 2 Spring 2020
• Martin Fashbaugh
  Gabriel’s Epiphany and the End of Resentment: Religious Feeling in James Joyce’s The Dead
  Anthropoetics XXVII, no. 2 Spring 2022
• Mark Featherstone
  Speed and Violence: Sacrifice in Virilio, Derrida, and Girard
  Anthropoetics VI, no. 2 Fall 2000/ Winter 2001
• Chris Fleming
  The Human as a Danger to Itself: Murder in the 180th Degree
  Anthropoetics XXVIII, no. 1 Fall 2022
• Chris Fleming and John O'Carroll
  Notes on Generative Anthropology: Towards an Ethics of the Hypothesis
  Anthropoetics VIII, no. 2 Fall 2002/ Winter 2003
• Chris Fleming and John O’Carroll
  Understanding Anti-Americanism
  Anthropoetics IX, no. 2 Fall 2003/Winter 2004
• Chris Fleming and John O'Carroll
  Romanticism
  Anthropoetics XI, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2005
• Chris Fleming and John O'Carroll
  Originary Economics and the Genesis of Advertising
  Anthropoetics XV, no. 1 Fall 2009: GA Summer Conference Issue
• Chris Fleming and John O’Carroll
  “Revolution!” – The Rhetoric of Exclamation
  Anthropoetics XIX, no. 2 Spring 2014
• Chris Fleming and John O'Carroll
  Paganism: Promising Promises and Resentful Results
  Anthropoetics XXI, no. 2 Spring 2016
• Raphael Foshay
  Mimesis in Plato’s Republic and Its Interpretation by Girard and Gans
  Anthropoetics XV, no. 1 Fall 2009: GA Summer Conference Issue
• Raphael Foshay
  The Platonic and Aristotelian Mimetic Paradigms In Light of Gans and Heidegger
  Anthropoetics XIX, no. 2 Spring 2014
• Tobias Foshay
  Intentionality, Originarity, and the “Always Already” In Derrida and Gans
  Anthropoetics IV, no. 1 Spring/ Summer 1998: Special Issue on Deconstruction
• Tomoya Fujihara
  The Origin of Language from the Perspective of Language Functions in Aphasic Patients
  Anthropoetics XXX, no. 1 Fall 2024
• Eric Gans
  The Unique Source of Religion and Morality
  Anthropoetics I no. 1 Spring/Summer 1995
• Eric Gans
  Mimetic Paradox and the Event of Human Origin
  Anthropoetics I no. 2 Fall 1995/Winter 1996
• Eric Gans
  Introductory Remarks
  Anthropoetics II no. 1 Spring/Summer 1996 Special Issue on René Girard
• Eric Gans
  Plato and The Birth of Conceptual Thought
  Anthropoetics II no. 2 Fall 1996/ Winter 1997
• Eric Gans
  Originary Narrative
  Anthropoetics III no. 2 Fall 1997/ Winter 1998 Special Section on Wolfgang Iser
• Eric Gans
  The Little Bang: The Early Origin of Language
  Anthropoetics V, no. 1 Spring/Summer 1999
• Eric Gans
  The Sacred and the Social: Defining Durkheim’s Anthropological Legacy
  Anthropoetics VI, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2000
• Eric Gans
  White Guilt, Past and Future
  Anthropoetics XII, no. 2 Fall 2006/Winter 2007
• Eric Gans
  Generative Anthropology – A New Way of Thinking?
  Anthropoetics XIII, no. 2 Fall 2007: Special GATE Issue
• René Girard
  On Mel Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ
  Anthropoetics X, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2004
• René Girard with Markus Müller
  Interview with René Girard
  Anthropoetics II no. 1 Spring/Summer 1996 Special Issue on René Girard
• Peter Goldman
  The Sign of the Cross in John Bunyan’s Grace Abounding
  Anthropoetics III no. 2 Fall 1997/ Winter 1998 Special Section on Wolfgang Iser
• Peter Goldman
  Christian Mystery and Responsibility Gnosticism in Derrida’s The Gift of Death
  Anthropoetics IV, no. 1 Spring/ Summer 1998: Special Issue on Deconstruction
• Peter Goldman
  Hamlet’s Ghost: A Review Article Greenblatt, Stephen. Hamlet in Purgatory. Princeton UP, 2001.
  Anthropoetics VII, no. 1 Spring/ Summer 2001
• Peter Goldman
  Consumer Society and its Discontents: The Truman Show and The Day of the Locust
  Anthropoetics X, no. 2 Fall 2004/Winter 2005
• Peter Goldman
  Blowup, Film Theory, and the Logic of Realism
  Anthropoetics XIV, no. 1 Summer 2008
• Peter Goldman
  The Meaning of Meaning in Kafka’s The Castle
  Anthropoetics XV, no. 2 Spring 2010
• Peter Goldman
  The Winter’s Tale and Antitheatricalism: Shakespeare’s Rehabilitation of the Public Scene
  Anthropoetics XVII no. 1 Fall 2011
• Peter Goldman
  Shakespeare’s Gentle Apocalypse: The Tempest
  Anthropoetics XVIII, no. 2 Spring 2013
• Peter Goldman
  Originary Iconoclasm: The Logic of Sparagmos
  Anthropoetics XX, no. 2 Spring 2015
• Peter Goldman
  Girard and Bakhtin on the Novel
  Anthropoetics XXI, no. 2 Spring 2016
• Peter Goldman
  John Milton on Ecclesiastical Free Markets and Weber’s Protestant Ethic
  Anthropoetics XXII, no. 2 Spring 2017
• Peter Goldman
  “By merit more than birthright”: Election and the Logic of Modernity in Paradise Lost
  Anthropoetics XXIII, no. 2 Spring 2018
• Peter Goldman
  The Emergence of Aesthetic Self-Reference
  Anthropoetics XXIV, no. 2 Spring 2019
• Peter Goldman
  A New Way of Interpreting Literature, Shakespeare, and Milton
  Anthropoetics XXVI, no. 2 Spring 2021
• Peter Goldman
  Mimesis in Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
  Anthropoetics XXVII, no. 2 Spring 2022
• Peter Goldman
  Staging the Emergence of Metadrama in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”
  Anthropoetics XXVIII, no. 2 Spring 2023
• Peter Goldman
  Fate vs. Election in Shakespearean Drama: The Example of ‘Coriolanus’
  Anthropoetics XXIX, no. 2 Spring 2024
• Peter Goldman and Robert J. Hudson
  Introduction to the GASC 2010 Special Issue
  Anthropoetics XVI, no. 1 Fall 2010: GA Summer Conference Issue
• Sandor Goodhart
  Difference and Deference: Reading Deferral in Beckett, Derrida, and Gans in a Time of Disaster
  Anthropoetics XX, no. 1 Fall 2014
• Per Bjørnar Grande
  Desire in The Great Gatsby
  Anthropoetics XXI, no. 1 Fall 2015
• Robert J. Hudson
  Clément Marot and the “Invention” of the French Sonnet: Innovating the Lyrical Imperative in Renaissance France
  Anthropoetics XIV, no. 2 Winter 2009
• Robert J. Hudson
  Mouchette and the Sacrificial Scene: Bresson’s Cinematic Anthropology
  Anthropoetics XV, no. 1 Fall 2009: GA Summer Conference Issue
• Cecily Hurst
  The Origin of Language in Chinese Thought
  Anthropoetics VI, no. 2 Fall 2000/ Winter 2001
• Wolfgang Iser
  The Significance of Fictionalizing
  Anthropoetics III no. 2 Fall 1997/ Winter 1998 Special Section on Wolfgang Iser
• Kyle Karthauser
  Popular Culture after Postmodernism: Borat, Family Guy, The Office, and the Awkwardness of Being Earnest
  Anthropoetics XV, no. 2 Spring 2010
• Roman Katsman
  Cultural Rhetoric, Generative Anthropology, and Narrative Conflict
  Anthropoetics XVII, no. 2 Spring 2012
• Roman Katsman
  Crisis of the Victimary Paradigm in Contemporary Russian Literature in Israel
  (An applied case study of Eric Gans’s Generative Anthropology)
  Anthropoetics XXIV, no. 1 Fall 2018
• Adam Katz
  The Originary Scene, Sacrifice, and the Politics of Normalization in A.B. Yehoshua’s Mr. Mani
  Anthropoetics VII, no. 2 Fall 2000/Winter 2001
• Adam Katz
  Remembering Amalek: 9/11 and Generative Thinking
  Anthropoetics X, no. 2 Fall 2004/Winter 2005
• Adam Katz
  The Esthetic, the Sacred, and Originary Modernity
  Anthropoetics XIII, no. 2 Fall 2007: Special GATE Issue
• Adam Katz
  Marginalist Politics, Political Grammar
  Anthropoetics XIV, no. 1 Summer 2008
• Adam Katz
  From Habit to Maxim: Eccentric Models of Reality and Presence in the Writing of Gertrude Stein
  Anthropoetics XV, no. 2 Spring 2010
• Adam Katz
  Originary Mistakenness, Defilement and Modernity
  Anthropoetics XVI, no. 1 Fall 2010: GA Summer Conference Issue
• Adam Katz
  The Redemption of Hostages
  Anthropoetics XVIII, no. 1 Fall 2012
• Adam Katz
  Attentionality and Originary Ethics: Upclining
  Anthropoetics XIX, no. 1 Fall 2013
• Adam Katz
  An Introduction to Disciplinarity
  Anthropoetics XX, no. 2 Spring 2015
• Adam Katz
  Power and Paradox
  Anthropoetics XXIII, no. 2 Spring 2018
• Adam Katz
  Generative Anthropology as the One Big Discipline
  Anthropoetics XXIV, no. 2 Spring 2019
• Adam Katz
  Introduction to the 2019 Conference Issue
  Anthropoetics XXV, no. 1 Fall 2019
• Adam Katz
  Book Review: Nemesis: The Jouvenelian vs. the Liberal Model of Human Orders, by C.A. Bond
  Anthropoetics XXV, no. 1 Fall 2019
• Adam Katz
  The Linguistic Turn and Generative Literacy
  Anthropoetics XXV, no. 2 Spring 2020
• Adam Katz
  Mimesis, the Center and Auto-Immunology: A Review of Daniel Ross’s Psychopolitical Anaphylaxis: Steps Toward a Metacosmics. Open Humanities Press 2021.
  Anthropoetics XXVII, no. 1 Fall 2021
• Adam Katz
  Review of Magdalena Zlocka-Dabrowska’s Generative Anthropology in Contexts and Texts
  Anthropoetics XXVIII, no. 1 Fall 2022
• Adam Katz and Zack Baker
  There Is No Economy but Only the Debt to the Center: Money, Capital and the Tributary
  Anthropoetics XXVIII, no. 2 Spring 2023
• Kiyoshi Kawahara
  “Ordinariness of Spirituality”: An Anthropology of Personal Integration from a Perspective of Japanese Buddhist Philosophy
  Anthropoetics XXIX, no. 2 Spring 2024
• Kiyoshi Kawahara
  Language generation from the perspective of esoteric Buddhist philosophy and ba linguistics
  Anthropoetics XXX, no. 1 Fall 2024
• Kiyoshi Kawahara and Matthew Taylor
  Introduction to the 2016 Conference Issue
  Anthropoetics XXII, no. 1 Fall 2016
• Amir Khan
  Cultural Studies and Anthropology
  Anthropoetics XII, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2006
• Amir Khan
  A Call to Passion
  Anthropoetics XIII, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2007
• Amir Khan
  Ostensive Dreams and Declarative Nightmares: Northrop Frye, Marshall McLuhan and George Grant
  Anthropoetics XXII, no. 2 Spring 2017
• Kinjo Occult Research Group
  A Door to another World: The Imagination in Japanese Folkways and Religion
  Anthropoetics XXII, no. 1 Fall 2016
•        Kenshin Kirihara
  The Birth of a Myth: Civil War and Sacrifice in Early Meiji Japan
  Anthropoetics XXII, no. 1 Fall 2016
•        Kenshin Kirihara
  The Birth of a Myth: Civil War and Sacrifice in Early Meiji Japan (Japanese)
  Anthropoetics XXII, no. 1 Fall 2016
•        Shoko Komatsu
  The Haunted Mansion and <Woman>: Otherworldly Apparitions in the Modern Cities of Japan
  Anthropoetics XXII, no. 1 Fall 2016
•        Shoko Komatsu
  The Haunted Mansion and <Woman>: Otherworldly Apparitions in the Modern Cities of Japan (Japanese)
  Anthropoetics XXII, no. 1 Fall 2016
• Peter T. Koper
  The Girl by the Water: Images of Aphrodite as Mediated Desire
  Anthropoetics IX, no. 2 Fall 2003/Winter 2004
• Peter T. Koper
  “Reasons” as Deferral: The Dramatization of Argument in The Eumenides
  Anthropoetics XIII, no. 2 Fall 2007: Special GATE Issue
• Gregory J Lobo
  Homo imaginatus: Generative Anthropology, prefrontal synthesis and the origins of the human
  Anthropoetics XXX, no. 1 Fall 2024
• Melanie Long
  Merchantry, Usury, Villainy: Capitalism and the Threat to Community Integrity in The Merchant of Venice
  Anthropoetics XVII, no. 2 Spring 2012
• Marina Ludwigs
  The Limit of Explanation: Following the “Why” to its Epistemological Terminus
  Anthropoetics X, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2004
• Marina Ludwigs
  Group Destiny in George Eliot’s Daniel Deronda
  Anthropoetics XV, no. 1 Fall 2009: GA Summer Conference Issue
• Marina Ludwigs
  Three Gaps of Representation / Three Meanings of Transcendence
  Anthropoetics XV, no. 2 Spring 2010
• Marina Ludwigs
  “A Democracy of Touch”: Masochism and Tenderness in D. H. Lawrence’s Lady Chatterley’s Lover
  Anthropoetics XVI, no. 2 Spring 2011
• Marina Ludwigs
  Adventures in Sainthood: Pascal’s Wager in Eric Rohmer’s My Night at Maud’s
  Anthropoetics XVII, no. 2 Spring 2012
• Marina Ludwigs
  City Walking and Narratives of Destiny
  Anthropoetics XVIII, no. 2 Spring 2013
• Marina Ludwigs
  What propels narratives forward? Narrative as Janus
  Anthropoetics XIX, no. 2 Spring 2014
• Marina Ludwigs
  Epiphany and Closure in Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse
  Anthropoetics XX, no. 1 Fall 2014
• Marina Ludwigs
  The Posthuman Turn in Dave Eggers’ The Circle
  Anthropoetics XXI, no. 1 Fall 2015
• Marina Ludwigs
  From de Man to Gans: The Return of the Referent
  Anthropoetics XXIII, no. 2 Spring 2018
• Marina Ludwigs
  Cringing and Other Desacralizing Affects in Post-Millennial Aesthetics
  Anthropoetics XXIV, no. 1 Fall 2018
• Marina Ludwigs
  Hierarchical Thinking, Grammatical Structures, and the Originary Scene
  Anthropoetics XXV, no. 2 Spring 2020
• Marina Ludwigs
  The Rhetoric of Meaning: Generative Anthropology and the Rhetorical Approach to Narratology
  Anthropoetics XXVI, no. 1 Fall 2020
• Marina Ludwigs
  Retrieving the Paradox: Freud’s Death Drive and the Originary Concept of Deferral
  Anthropoetics XXVII, no. 2 Spring 2022
• Marina Ludwigs and Elisabet Dellming
  Introduction to the 2017 Conference Issue
  Anthropoetics XXIII, no. 1 Fall 2017
• Antonio Machuco
  Violence and Truth in Clint Eastwood’s Gran Torino
  Anthropoetics XVI, no. 2 Spring 2011
• Benjamin Matthews
  Victimary Thinking, Celebrity and the CCTV Building
  Anthropoetics XX, no. 2 Spring 2015
• Benjamin Matthews
  Virality and the New Ostensive: Ai Weiwei’s Leg-Gun Meme
  Anthropoetics XXI, no. 1 Fall 2015
• Benjamin Matthews
  Anti-Hierarchical Culture in Media-Based Creative Collectives: Sketching Originary Analyses
  Anthropoetics XXII, no. 2 Spring 2017
• Ken Mayers
  Deferral, Discipline, and the Esthetics of Failure: Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot
  Anthropoetics XX, no. 1 Fall 2014
• Andrew McKenna
  Religious Differance
  Anthropoetics IV, no. 1 Spring/ Summer 1998: Special Issue on Deconstruction
• Andrew McKenna
  Scandal, Resentment, Idolatry: The Underground Psychology of Terrorism
  Anthropoetics VIII, no. 1 Spring/ Summer 2002
• Andrew McKenna
  Art and Incarnation: Oscillating Views
  Anthropoetics XIX, no. 2 Spring 2014
• Andrew McKenna
  Voltaire’s Victims and Us
  Anthropoetics XX, no. 1 Fall 2014
• Andrew J. McKenna
  Shakespeare’s Linguistic Turn in King Lear
  Anthropoetics XXV, no. 1 Fall 2019
• Andrew McKenna
  Regenerative Anthropology in Fact, Fiction, and Prophecy: Jefferson, Douglass, Twain, Lincoln
  Anthropoetics XXVI, no. 1 Fall 2020
• Andrew McKenna
  Joseph Conrad’s “An Outpost of Progress”: History and the Epistemics of Fiction
  Anthropoetics XXIX, no. 2 Spring 2024
• Stacey Meeker
  Utopia Limited An Anthropological Response to Richard Rorty
  Anthropoetics IV, no. 2 Fall 1998/Winter 1999
• Trevor Cribben Merrill
  The Comedy of Desire: Four Variations and a Coda in Homage to René Girard
  Anthropoetics XXI, no. 2 Spring 2016
• William Mishler
  Bone of the Lamb, Blood of the Lamb: Ibsen’s Brand and Generative Anthropology
  Anthropoetics III no. 1 Spring/ Summer 1997 Special Issue on Religion
• William Mishler
  The Question of the Origin of Language in René Girard, Eric Gans, and Kenneth Burke
  Anthropoetics V, no. 1 Spring/Summer 1999
• Christopher S. Morrissey
  Oedipus the Cliché: Aristotle on Tragic Form and Content
  Anthropoetics IX, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2003
• Christopher S. Morrissey
  Original Sin and Generative Anthropology
  Anthropoetics XIII, no. 2 Fall 2007: Special GATE Issue
• Markus Müller
  Reconsidering the Fantastic: An Anthropological Approach
  Anthropoetics II no. 2 Fall 1996/ Winter 1997
• Sylvie Nelson
  The End of Criticism
  Anthropoetics XV, no. 1 Fall 2009: GA Summer Conference Issue
• Greg Nixon
  Mortal Knowledge, the Originary Event, and the Emergence of the Sacred
  Anthropoetics XII, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2006
• John O’Carroll and Chris Fleming
  Towards a New Cultural Studies
  Anthropoetics XIII, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2007
• John O’Carroll and Chris Fleming
  The Dying of the Epic
  Anthropoetics XVI, no. 2 Spring 2011
• Richard van Oort
  Epistemology and Generative Theory: Derrida, Gans, and the Anthropological Subtext of Deconstruction
  Anthropoetics I no. 1 Spring/Summer 1995
• Richard van Oort
  The Anthropology of Speech-Act Literary Criticism: A Review Article
  Anthropoetics I no. 2 Fall 1995/Winter 1996
• Richard van Oort
  Performative-Constative Revisited: The Genetics of Austin’s Theory of Speech Acts
  Anthropoetics II no. 2 Fall 1996/ Winter 1997
• Richard van Oort
  The Use of Fiction in Literary and Generative Anthropology: An Interview with Wolfgang Iser
  Anthropoetics III no. 2 Fall 1997/ Winter 1998 Special Section on Wolfgang Iser
• Richard van Oort
  The Hero Who Wouldn’t Be: Coriolanus and the Scene of Tragic Paradox
  Anthropoetics IV, no. 2 Fall 1998/Winter 1999
• Richard van Oort
  In Memoriam: Wolfgang Iser (1926-2007)
  Anthropoetics XIII, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2007
• Richard van Oort
  Imitation and Human Ontogeny: Michael Tomasello and the Scene of Joint Attention
  Anthropoetics XIII, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2007
• Richard van Oort
  Kenneth Burke’s Shakespearean Anthropology: Scott L. Newstok, editor. Kenneth Burke on Shakespeare. West Lafayette, IN: Parlor Press, 2007. 368 pp.
  Anthropoetics XIV, no. 1 Summer 2008
• Richard van Oort
  Doubt, Compromise, and Doublethink: Transcendence in a Secular Age
  Anthropoetics XV, no. 1 Fall 2009: GA Summer Conference Issue
• Richard van Oort
  The Challenge of Originary Thinking: A Response to Jean-Loup Amselle
  Anthropoetics XIX, no. 1 Fall 2013
• Richard van Oort
  Introduction to the GASC 2014 Issue
  Anthropoetics XX, no. 1 Fall 2014
• Richard van Oort
  René Girard’s Shakespeare
  Anthropoetics XXI, no. 2 Spring 2016
• Richard van Oort
  Sad Stories of the Death of Kings
  Anthropoetics XXIV, no. 1 Fall 2018
• Richard van Oort
  Shakespeare’s Heroines and the Constancy of Love
  Anthropoetics XXV, no. 1 Fall 2019
• Lahoucine Ouzgane
  Mimesis and Moral Agency in Wharton’s The House of Mirth
  Anthropoetics III no. 2 Fall 1997/ Winter 1998 Special Section on Wolfgang Iser
• Lahoucine Ouzgane
  Dreiser and Sister Carrie’s Kingdom of Greatness
  Anthropoetics X, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2004
• Emma Peacocke
  “A novel word in my vocabulary”: Laughter and the Evolution of the Byronic Model into Don Juan
  Anthropoetics XV, no. 2 Spring 2010
• Dawn Perlmutter
  The Sacrificial Aesthetic: Blood Rituals from Art to Murder
  Anthropoetics V, no. 2 Fall 1999/Winter 2000
• Dawn Perlmutter
  Skandalon 2001: The Religious Practices of Modern Satanists and Terrorists
  Anthropoetics VII, no. 2 Fall 2000/Winter 2001
• Dawn Perlmutter
  The Forensics of Sacrifice: A Symbolic Analysis of Ritualistic Crime
  Anthropoetics IX, no. 2 Fall 2003/Winter 2004
• Dawn Perlmutter
  Mujahideen Blood Rituals: The Religious and Forensic Symbolism of Al Qaeda Beheading
  Anthropoetics XI, no. 2 Fall 2005/Winter 2006
• Dawn Perlmutter
  Mujahideen Desecration: Beheadings, Mutilation & Muslim Iconoclasm
  Anthropoetics XII, no. 2 Fall 2006/Winter 2007
• Dawn Perlmutter
  The Semiotics of Honor Killing & Ritual Murder
  Anthropoetics XVII no. 1 Fall 2011
• Dawn Perlmutter
  The Demand for Purity: The Nature of Islamist Symbolism, Protest, and Violence
  Anthropoetics XIX, no. 2 Spring 2014
• Herbert Plutschow
  Archaic Chinese Sacrificial Practices in the Light of Generative Anthropology
  Anthropoetics I no. 2 Fall 1995/Winter 1996
• Herbert Plutschow
  An Anthropological Perspective on the Japanese Tea Ceremony
  Anthropoetics V, no. 1 Spring/Summer 1999
• Herbert Plutschow
  Tragic Victims in Japanese Religion, Politics, and the Arts
  Anthropoetics VI, no. 2 Fall 2000/ Winter 2001
• Herbert Plutschow
  Xunzi and the Ancient Chinese Philosophical Debate on Human Nature
  Anthropoetics VIII, no. 1 Spring/ Summer 2002
• Herbert Plutschow
  Ancient Human Sacrifice on China’s Periphery
  Anthropoetics XIV, no. 1 Summer 2008
• David C. Rapoport
  The Four Waves of Rebel Terror and September 11
  Anthropoetics VIII, no. 1 Spring/ Summer 2002
• Robert Rois
  The Oliphant and Roland’s Sacrificial Death
  Anthropoetics XVIII, no. 2 Spring 2013
• Robert Rois
  Shared Guilt for the Ambush at Roncevaux
  Anthropoetics XX, no. 2 Spring 2015
• Robert Rois
  Ransom for Desire in the Iliad: Hector and Patroclus
  Anthropoetics XXIX, no. 1 Fall 2023
•        Aya Ryusawa
  Mastering the Visualization of Heroic Narratives within Daimyō Families: The Illustrated Scroll of Shutendōji in the Edo period (Japanese)
  Anthropoetics XXII, no. 1 Fall 2016
•        Aya Ryusawa
  Mastering the Visualization of Heroic Narratives within Daimyō Families: The Illustrated Scroll of Shutendōji in the Edo period
  Anthropoetics XXII, no. 1 Fall 2016
• Samuel Sackeroff
  The Ends of Deferral
  Anthropoetics XX, no. 2 Spring 2015
• Matthew Schneider
  Sacred Ambivalence: Mimetology in Aristotle, Horace, and Longinus
  Anthropoetics I no. 1 Spring/Summer 1995
• Matthew Schneider
  Mimetic Polemicism: René Girard and Harold Bloom contra the “School of Resentment” A Review Essay
  Anthropoetics II no. 1 Spring/Summer 1996 Special Issue on René Girard
• Matthew Schneider
  “Wrung by sweet enforcement”: Druid Stones and the Problem of Sacrifice in British Romanticism
  Anthropoetics II no. 2 Fall 1996/ Winter 1997
• Matthew Schneider
  Writing in the Dust: Irony and Lynch-Law in the Gospel of John
  Anthropoetics III no. 1 Spring/ Summer 1997 Special Issue on Religion
• Matthew Schneider
  The Nowhere Man and Mother Nature’s Son: Collaboration and Resentment in the Lyrical Ballads and the Beatles
  Anthropoetics IV, no. 2 Fall 1998/Winter 1999
• Matthew Schneider
  “What matters is the system!” The Beatles, the “Passover Plot,” and Conspiratorial Narrativity
  Anthropoetics VIII, no. 2 Fall 2002/ Winter 2003
• Matthew Schneider
  Wordsworthian Songcatching in America
  Anthropoetics XI, no. 2 Fall 2005/Winter 2006
• Matthew Schneider
  “What’s my name?” Toward a Generative Anthroponomastics
  Anthropoetics XV, no. 1 Fall 2009: GA Summer Conference Issue
• Matthew Schneider
  A Paean to Power: Resistance to GA and Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four
  Anthropoetics XVI, no. 1 Fall 2010: GA Summer Conference Issue
• Matthew Schneider
  Oscar Wilde on Learning Outcomes Assessment
  Anthropoetics XX, no. 2 Spring 2015
• Matthew Schneider
  In Memoriam Thomas F. Bertonneau, 1954-2021
  Anthropoetics XXVII, no. 1 Fall 2021
• Matthew Schneider
  These bloody flowers: The Aesthetics of Resentment in Multicultural Literature
  Anthropoetics XXIX, no. 2 Spring 2024
• Eleanor Scholz
  Justifying the Esthetic in Kafka’s “Josephine the Singer”
  Anthropoetics XVI, no. 2 Spring 2011
• Tobin Siebers
  Philosophy and Its Other–Violence: A Survey of Philosophical Repression From Plato to Girard
  Anthropoetics I no. 2 Fall 1995/Winter 1996
• Tobin Siebers
  Pushkin and Romantic Self-Criticism
  Anthropoetics IX, no. 2 Fall 2003/Winter 2004
• Clare Sims
  Christian Sin and Mimetic Contagion: Repentance in Samuel Richardson’s Clarissa
  Anthropoetics X, no. 2 Fall 2004/Winter 2005
• The Sparagmos! Group: Pablo Bandera, Andrew Bartlett, Christopher Morrissey and Richard van Oort
  Sparagmos! A Dialogue on Girard and Gans
  Anthropoetics XI, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2005
• Jeffrey Spisak
  Fear, Pity, and the Master: Rousseau and the Status of Mimetic Structures
  Anthropoetics VI, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2000
• Scott Sprenger
  Balzac as Anthropologist
  Anthropoetics VI, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2000
• Scott Sprenger
  In the End was the Word: Balzac’s Modernist Absolute
  Anthropoetics VII, no. 1 Spring/ Summer 2001
• Scott Sprenger
  Mérimée’s Literary Anthropology: Residual Sacrality and Marital Violence in “Lokis”
  Anthropoetics XIV, no. 2 Winter 2009
• Kieran Stewart
  Origins of the Sacred: A Conversation between Eric Gans and Mircea Eliade
  Anthropoetics XX, no. 2 Spring 2015
• Kieran Stewart
  Nietzsche’s Early Theory of Language in Light of Generative Anthropology
  Anthropoetics XXII, no. 2 Spring 2017
• Raymond Swing
  Some Comments on Generative Anthropology
  Anthropoetics V, no. 2 Fall 1999/Winter 2000
• Raymond Swing
  Conceptualizing and other Generative Acts
  Anthropoetics IX, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2003
• Matthew Taylor
  Strategies of Dissociation: A Mimetic Dimension to Social Problems in Japan
  Anthropoetics XII, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2006
• Matthew Taylor
  Traipsing into the Forest: Landscapes and Rivalry in Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park
  Anthropoetics XIV, no. 2 Winter 2009
• Matthew Taylor
  Mansfield Park and Scandal
  Anthropoetics XVI, no. 1 Fall 2010: GA Summer Conference Issue
• Matthew Taylor
  Not with a Bang but a Whimper: Muen Shakai and Its Implications
  Anthropoetics XVIII, no. 1 Fall 2012
• Matthew Taylor
  Scenes of Distress: Reflections on Francis Fukuyama’s “End of History”
  Anthropoetics XXII, no. 2 Spring 2017
• Matthew Taylor
  Gods of the Marketplace: The “Work Ethic” from Max Weber to Universal Basic Income
  Anthropoetics XXIV, no. 2 Spring 2019
• Matthew Taylor
  Beholding the Beholder’s Eye: Beauty and Mimetic Effects in Jane Austen
  Anthropoetics XXV, no. 1 Fall 2019
• Matthew Taylor
  Rebecca Adams’ Model of “Loving Mimesis”:
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  Anthropoetics XXVI, no. 1 Fall 2020
• Matthew Taylor
  Sensibility’s Double Take: René Girard’s “Two Audiences” and Jane Austen’s Gospel Hermeneutic
  Anthropoetics XXVII, no. 1 Fall 2021
• Matthew Taylor
  How John Lennon’s “No Religion” Instantiates Religion: A Symbolic Analysis a la the Brothers Pageau
  Anthropoetics XXIX, no. 2 Spring 2024
• Matthew Taylor
  Introduction
  Anthropoetics XXX, no. 1 Fall 2024
• Gabor Varga
  Orality and Literacy : The Development of Philosophy into Logical Thought
  Anthropoetics V, no. 2 Fall 1999/Winter 2000
• Gabor Varga
  The Emergence of Logical Thought: How to Interpret Contradiction and Consistency in Early Greek Culture Part 1. Homer
  Anthropoetics VII, no. 1 Spring/ Summer 2001
• Simon Watson
  Review Essay: Richard Dawkins’ The God Delusion and Atheist Fundamentalism
  Anthropoetics XV, no. 2 Spring 2010
• Eugene Webb
  René Girard and the Symbolism of Religious Sacrifice
  Anthropoetics XI, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2005
• Eugene Webb
  Eros and The Psychology of World Views
  Anthropoetics XII, no. 1 Spring/Summer 2006
• Pierre W. Whalon
  Theology and anthropology: can each help the other?
  Anthropoetics XXVI, no. 2 Spring 2021
• Pierre Whalon
  The World Mediated by Meaning Will Always Evoke the Sacred
  Anthropoetics XXIX, no. 1 Fall 2023
• Giles Whiteley
  “Inverted Rites”: Reading Girard reading Pater reading Shakespeare
  Anthropoetics XXIII, no. 1 Fall 2017
• James G. Williams
  René Girard without the Cross? Religion and the Mimetic Theory
  Anthropoetics II no. 1 Spring/Summer 1996 Special Issue on René Girard
• Joakim Wrethed
  The Phenomenology of Representation, Ritual, and the Sacred in Tom McCarthy’s Remainder
  Anthropoetics XXIII, no. 1 Fall 2017
• Joakim Wrethed
  Suffering as the Embodiment of the Sacred in Hugo von Hofmannsthal’s “A Letter” and “Tale of the 672nd Night”
  Anthropoetics XXIV, no. 1 Fall 2018
• Joakim Wrethed
  Brett Easton Ellis’s American Psycho as a Palimpsest of the Theories of Girard, Gans and de Andrade
  Anthropoetics XXVII, no. 1 Fall 2021
• Edmond Wright
  Gregory Bateson: Epistemology, Language, Play and the Double Bind
  Anthropoetics XIV, no. 1 Summer 2008
• Edmond Wright
  Generative Anthropology and Triangulation Theory
  Anthropoetics XVII, no. 2 Spring 2012
• Edmond Wright
  A linguistic source for the myth of the Summum Bonum, and how it should be played
  Anthropoetics XVIII, no. 1 Fall 2012
• Edmond Wright
  Faith as the Prime Epistemological Virtue
  Anthropoetics XIX, no. 2 Spring 2014
• Edmond Wright
  Wordsworth’s ‘Ode on Intimations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood’: An Anthropoetic Analysis
  Anthropoetics XXI, no. 1 Fall 2015
• Edmond Wright
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  Anthropoetics XXII, no. 1 Fall 2016
• Magdalena Złocka-Dąbrowska
  Cratos as Cognition: Gans and Dumézil in Dialogue on Language and Violence
  Anthropoetics XXII, no. 1 Fall 2016
• Magdalena Złocka-Dąbrowska
  Generative Anthropology and the Mahabharata: Cognition, Narrative, Culture
  Anthropoetics XXIII, no. 1 Fall 2017
• Magdalena Złocka-Dąbrowska
  Generative Anthropology’s Scene of Origin in Cognitive and Axiological Contexts
  Anthropoetics XXIV, no. 2 Spring 2019
• Magdalena Złocka-Dąbrowska
  A Note on the Warsaw GASC
  Anthropoetics XXIV, no. 2 Spring 2019
• Nils Zurawski
  Girard among the Paramilitaries of Ulster: Identity, History, and Violence
  Anthropoetics VIII, no. 1 Spring/ Summer 2002