Preview: Phenomenology engaged with literature from its very beginnings, across all its main centers: the Munich circle (Johannes Daubert), the Göttingen school (Roman Ingarden), and Freiburg (Heidegger). Contemporary French scholars such as Claude Romano, Henri Maldiney, Éliane Escoubas, and Jean-Louis Chrétien have further strengthened this phenomenological engagement with literature. However, the…