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Reviews several books by John Rawls. "Collected Papers," edited by Samuel Freeman; "The Law of Peoples, With "The Idea of Public Reason Revisited""; "A Theory of Justice."

Reviews the book "The Modernist Papers," by Fredric Jameson.

The article presents a criticism on the article "The Khubsugul Phosphate-Bearing Basin: New Data and Concepts," by A. V. Ilyin, published on November 5, 2004. It is stated that Ilyin's paper presented a generalized new data about different elements in phosphorites and other rocks but it reflects outdated ideas which have not confirmed by facts. It is criticized that the paper does not presents arguments and discussions of new ideas which are sufficient as an evidence for the investigation.

The article reviews the book "The Modernist Papers," by Fredric Jameson.

Reviews the book 'The War Against Cliché: Essays and Reviews, 1971-2001,' by Martin Amis.

The Strange Story of the Lady with the Dagger is a realistic folk story narrating the adventures of an adolescent who lives in the seventeenth century. In this folk story, male homosexuality takes much place, but the love binding the males to each other in the text differs from the love which shapes the Ottoman poem, the love between a mature male and a beardless boy, which is pederasty. The story gives place especially to the erotic relations and love between adolescents and boys. In this paper, The Strange Story of the Lady with the Dagger will be studied utilising the theoretical texts of writers like Dror Ze'evi, Walter G. Andrews, Mehmet Kalpaklı, David Halperin and Foucault. The story is a text of significance for those studying homoerotic Ottoman literature. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Reviews the book "Joyces Mistakes: Problems of Intention, Irony, and Interpretation," by Tim Conley.

Connects Mikhail Bakhtin's philosophy of social heteroglossia to the centrifugal, entropic energies of dialect writing. Inhabiting others' speech and actual sound; Issue of rhythmic phrasing and intonation; Interorientation of languages and co-presence of idioms as artistic search for dialectalisms.

The article offers criticism on the poem "Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror" by John Ashberry. The author looks at the symbols and linguistic technique in the poem and the depiction of the poetic person. The article also discusses the attempts for transcending textual limitations and the reconsideration of the possibility of otherness.

Focuses on Jacques Derrida's literary work titled `Post Card.' Post card as an emblem that resists logocentrism; Nuclear element behind its leading metaphors and preoccupations; Comparison with similar works.

Focuses on journalists who criticze literature and who write papers for their own kind to hear. What journalist prefer to write about; Criticism on various books and authors.

Reviews the book 'Theory of Criticism: A Tradition and Its System,' by Murray Krieger.

Reviews the book 'Contemporary Literary Critics,' by Elmer Borklund.

Reviews the book 'Georg Lukács,' by G.H.R. Parkinson.

Reviews the book 'Complementarities: Uncollected Essays,' by L.A. Richards, edited by John Paul Russo.

Reviews the book 'Marxism and Literary Criticism,' by Terry Eagleton.