De Man Paul. Critical Writings, 1953-1978

Ed. and intr. by Lindsay Waters. — Minneapolis: University Of Minnesota Press, 1989. — 328 p. — ISBN10: 0816616965; ISBN13: 978-0816616961 — (Theory and History of Literature, Volume 66)This volume brings together 25 essays and reviews by Paul De Man, Sterling Professor of Literature,Yale UniversityIntroduction. Lindsay WatersMontaigne and Transcendence (1953)
The Inward Generation (1955)
Poetic Nothingness: On a Hermetic Sonnet by Mallarmé (1955)
The Temptation of Permanence (1955)
Keats and Hölderlin (1956)
Situation of the Novel (1956)
Process and Poetry (1956)
Thematic Criticism and the Theme of Faust (1957)
A New Vitalism: Harold Bloom (1962)
Giraudoux (1963)
Heidegger Reconsidered (1964)
Spacecritics: J. Hillis Miller and Joseph Frank (1964)
Sartre's Confessions (1964)
A Modern Master: Jorge Luís Borges (1964)
Whatever Happened to André Gide? (1965)
What Is Modern? (1965)
The Mask of Albert Camus (1965)
Modern Poetics in France and Germany (1965)
The Literature of Nihilism (1966)
Madame de Staël and Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1966)
Introduction to the Poetry of John Keats (1966)
The Riddle of Hölderlin (1970)
Jacques Derrida, Of Grammatology (1970)
Foreword to Carol Jacobs, The Dissimulating Harmony (1978)Sources