New issue received from: PMLA (Vol.125.N 2. March 2010)
Summary of this issue
*A Statement of Editorial Policy
*Forthcoming in PMLA
*Features in PMLA
*Guest Column: Queer Ecology. Timothy Morton
CLUSTER: PHILOLOGY MATTERS
*Introduction: Relating Philology, practicing Humanism. Michelle R Warren
*The forbidden B: Haunted by incest. James W Earl
*Swollen woman, shifting canon: A midwife's charm and the birth of secular romance lyric. William D. Paden and Frances Freeman Paden
*“As a leaf on a branch…”: Dante´s Neologisms. joseph luzzi
*Clustering and curling locks: the matter of hari in Paradise Lost. Stephen B Dobranski
*Beyond sacrifice: Milton and the atonement. Gregory Chaplin
THEORIES AND METHODOGIES: REMEMBERING EVE KOFOFSKY SEDGWICK
*Forgetting Sedgwick. Laura Doan
*On the Eve of the future. Jonathan Goldberg
*Thinkiest. Annamarie Jagose
*A manual approach to Mouring. Wayne Koestenbaum
*Eve at Amherst. Andrew Parker
ON LEO BERSANI
*Sex and the Aesthetics of Existence. Tim Dean
*Bersani's Freudian Body. Jane Gallop
*Embarrassment and the Forms of Redemption. David Kunick
*Aesthetic Apprehension and the Novel. Michael Lucy
*Looking with Leo. Kayla Silverman
*Broken Connections. Leo Bersani
THE CHANGING PROFESSION. COMMUNITY READING
*Community reading and Social imagination. Michael Bérubé, Hester Blum, Christopher Castiglia, and Julia Spicher Kasdorf
*“Good readers make good doctors”: Community readings and the health of community. Amy Levin and Phoebe Stein Davis
*The politics of reading street newspapers. Caroline Wiedmer
*The Humanities and HIV/AIDS: where do we go from here? Gregory Thomas
LITTLE-KNOWN DOCUMENTS
-Two Arguments for the Spanish Autobiography of Gil Blas. Francisco de Isla and Juan Antonio Llorente. Introduction and translations by Nancy Vogeley
-Forum. Edward Mendelson, George T. Wright, and an anonymous contributor
-In Memoriam
-Index of advertisers
-Index of authors advertised
-Abstracts
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