How to pronounce“bakhtin”in English

Bakhtin on page 592, the left-hand column toward the bottom-- I'm not going to quote this, I'm just going to say that it's there--

Bakhtin begins a sentence about, as he puts it, literary "parody" understood in the narrow sense.

Bakhtin picks up the word "parody" in order to say also on page 592, the left-hand column about

Bakhtin, who gives us a rather bracing sense of the importance of the author in a passage on page 593,

The Bakhtin School's socio-historical method approaches all language utterances-- including poems--as phenomena marked with their concrete

As Bakhtin says in what you have already read, most of the time we're speaking other people's languages.

both Bakhtin and Jauss have authentic and close relations with the Russian formalists.