New issue received from: PMLA (Vol.125.N 3. May 2010)
Summary of this issue
EDITOR'S COLUMN: SEA TRASH, DARK POOLS, AND THE TRAGEDY OF COMMONS
*Presidential Address 2009: English Is Not Enough. catherine porter
*Why Malory's Launcelot Is Not French: Region, Nation, and Political Identity. Kenneth Hodges
*Spice Race: Island Princess and the Politics of Transnational Appropriation. Carmen Nocentelli
*Channeling Indigenous Geopolitics: Negotiating International Order in Colonial Writing. Jeffrey Glover
*“Stock the Parish with Beauties”: Henry Fielding's Parochial Vision. Scott MacKenzie
*Creole Glossary: Tārāshankar Bandopādhyāy's Hānsulī Banker upakathā. Benjamin Conisbee Baer
*Enemy under My Skin: Eileen Chang's lust, caution and the Politics of Transcendence. haiyan lee
THEORIES AND METHODOLOGIES: OCEAN STUDIES
*Literary Studies on the Terraqeous Globe. Margaret Cohen
*Navigating Uncharted Oceans of Meaning: kona as Historical and Interpretive Method. Noelani Arista
*The Prospect of Oceanic Studies. Hester Blum
*Maritime Criticism and Theoretical Shipwrecks. Ian Chambers
*Be Power. Christopher Connery
*The Frozen Ocean. adriana craciun
*Heavy Waters: Waste and Atlantic Modernity. Elizabeth DeLoughrey
*Oceans Connect: The Indian Ocean and African Identities. gauray desai
*Universalizing the Indian Ocean. Elizabeth Hoffmeyr
*What Remians to Be Seen: Reclaiming the Visual Roots of Pacific Literature. Teresa Teaiwa
AIMÉ CÉSIRE: POET POLITICIAN, INTELLECTUAL
*Aimé Césaire: The Bearable Lightness of Becoming. J.Michael Dash
*The (Revised) Birth of Negritude: Communist Revolution and “the Immanet Negro” in 1935. Christopher L. Miller
*“A Thousand Bamboo Fangs down My Throal” Césaire's Notebook of a return to the native country. Mireille Rosello
*The Transformation and Enduring Vision of Aimé Césaire. Keith L Walker
THE CHANGING PROFESSION
*Placing and Displacing Jewish Studies: Notes on the Future of a Field. leslie morris
*Under Whose Sign? Hebraism and Yiddishism as Paradigms of Modern Jewish Literary History. Anita Norich
*Theory, Democracy, and the Public Intellectual. R.Radhakrishan
LITTLE-KNOWN DOCUMENTS
*“Phillis Wheatley's First Effort”. Vincent Carretta
*Excerpts from Old Solomon; or, A Slave Family in the Nineteenth Century. charles testut
*Forum. Jacqueline E. Brady, Scott DeShong, Gerald Graff, Margaret Morganroth Gullette, and Richard M. Ohmann
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