Addressing their topic from a variety of angles in a truly interdisciplinary spirit, the essays of this collection probe the limits of the approach which reads both texts and reality as something purely textual. In this lively debate about the limits of textuality and the possible return of the extra-textual, new light is thrown on a variety of writers and issues that range from the textuality of Shakespearean performance to Quantum textuality and the now famous Sokal hoax, allowing for a comprehensive look at some of the most important issues involved.