Introduction

appropriation in history

Craig Brandist, Galin Tihanov

1-2

The world according to globalization and Bakhtin

Peter Hitchcock

3-19

Bakhtin's dialogism reconsidered through Hegel's "monologism"

the dialectical foundation of aesthetics and ideology in contemporary human sciences

Jean-François Côté

20-42

Culture, form, life

the early Lukács and the early Bakhtin

Galin Tihanov

43-69

Bakhtin, Marxism and Russian populism

Craig Brandist

70-93

Memories of nature in Bakhtin and Benjamin

Barry Sandywell

94-118

"A very understandable horror of dialectics"

Bakhtin and Marxist phenomenology

Michael Gardiner

119-141

Looking back on the subject

Mead and Bakhtin on reflexivity and the political

Greg Nielsen

142-163

Bakhtin and the study of popular culture

re-thinking carnival as a historical and analytical concept

Chris Humphrey

164-172

What is Marxism in linguistics?

Vladimir Alpatov

173-193