Introduction

Bo Göranzon, Magnus Florin

3-5

A dwelling-place for past and living voices, passions and characters

Erland Josephson

9-11

Reflections on dialogue

Allan Janik

13-15

The dialogue seminar

Magnus Florin, Bo Göranzon, Pehr Sällström

17-25

The essence of dialogue

Pehr Sällström

27-30

The dream of an exact language

Stephen Toulmin

33-42

Dialogue and enlightenment

Horace Engdahl

43-53

Theatricality and technology

pygmalion and the myth of the intelligent machine

Julian Hilton

55-71

Humans and automatons

Magnus Florin

73-83

Turing's paradox

Bo Göranzon

85-92

Parody and double-voiced discourse

on the language philosophy of Mikhail Bakhtin

Lars Kleberg

95-102

Notes on metrical and deictical problems in Shakespeare translation

Clas Zilliacus

103-107

The translator's knowledge

Susan Bassnett

109-115

Information technology

Henrik Sinding-Larsen

119-130

Intelligence and creativity

Lars Gyllensten

131-136

On the views on labour reflected in Chekhov and the bible

Agneta Pleijel

137-145

Rameau's nephew

a dialogue for the enlightenment

Herbert Josephs

147-151

Literature, reflection and the theory of knowledge

Allan Janik

153-158

The chair of Tutankhamun

Thomas Tempte

159-164

Semiotics and the historical sciences

Jurij Lotman

165-180

Working memory

Julian Hilton

181-189