The Author: Arthur Gibson studied, and for a number of years taught, philosophy at the University of Cambridge and is Professor of Philosophy at Roehampton University. He has been a visiting fellow at the Cambridge University Lauterpacht Research Centre for International Law and a guest philosopher at various universities including Columbia, New York University, and at the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton. Professor Gibson is currently preparing for publication a hitherto unknown archive of Wittgenstein’s manuscripts at Trinity College.

• Contents: Birth of Classical Traditions and Counter-Intuitions – War on Meaning – Assumptions in Literature and Science – Imitation – Existential Literature – Comparative Literature – Personal Identity in Literature – What is Children’s Literature? – Devolving Forms of Literature – Economising on Autobiography – Emily Brontë’s Literary Remains.

The Author: Arthur Gibson studied, and for a number of years taught, philosophy at the University of Cambridge and is Professor of Philosophy at Roehampton University. He has been a visiting fellow at the Cambridge University Lauterpacht Research Centre for International Law and a guest philosopher at various universities including Columbia, New York University, and at the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton. Professor Gibson is currently preparing for publication a hitherto unknown archive of Wittgenstein’s manuscripts at Trinity College.

• Contents: Birth of Classical Traditions and Counter-Intuitions – War on Meaning – Assumptions in Literature and Science – Imitation – Existential Literature – Comparative Literature – Personal Identity in Literature – What is Children’s Literature? – Devolving Forms of Literature – Economising on Autobiography – Emily Brontë’s Literary Remains.

The Author: Arthur Gibson studied, and for a number of years taught, philosophy at the University of Cambridge and is Professor of Philosophy at Roehampton University. He has been a visiting fellow at the Cambridge University Lauterpacht Research Centre for International Law and a guest philosopher at various universities including Columbia, New York University, and at the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton. Professor Gibson is currently preparing for publication a hitherto unknown archive of Wittgenstein’s manuscripts at Trinity College.

• Contents: Birth of Classical Traditions and Counter-Intuitions – War on Meaning – Assumptions in Literature and Science – Imitation – Existential Literature – Comparative Literature – Personal Identity in Literature – What is Children’s Literature? – Devolving Forms of Literature – Economising on Autobiography – Emily Brontë’s Literary Remains.