New issue received from: PMLA (Vol.125.N 4. October 2010)
Summary of this issue
SPECIAL TOPIC: LITERARY CRITICISM FOR THE TWENTY-CENTURY. Coord. Cathy Caruth and Jonathan Culler
*Introduction: Critical Paradigms. Jonathan Culler
THINKING THE FUTURE: CORRESPONDENTS TO THE LARGE
*Return to the Political. Jean Jacques Lecercle
*The Future of Literary Criticism. Richard Klein
*Narratology in the Twenty-First Century: The Cognitive Approach to Narrative. Monika Füdernik
*For a Poetics of Verse. simon jarvis
*Haunted (by the) Gospel: Theology, Trauma, and Literary Theory in the Twenty-Century. Shelley Rambo
*“Just Want to Say”: Performance and Literature, Jackson and Poirier. peggy phelan
*From “95 Theses on Philology”. Werner Hamcher
NEW ARTICLES, NEW AESTHETICS: TALKS FROM THE CONVENTION
*Our Aesthetic Categories. sianne ngai
*The Future of the Literary Past. Meredith L. McGill and Andrew Parker
*Adapting to the Imagine and Resisting it: On Filming Literature and a Possible World for Literary Studies. Ian Balfour
TRANSLATIONS: LIFE, LANGUAGE, ALTERITY. CRITICISM IN TRANSLATION
*Literature as Knowledge for Living, Literary Studies as Science for Living. ottmar ette
*The Language of the Other: Testimonial Exercises. Abdelkebir Khatibi
INTERVIEW: THEORIES AND METHODOLOGIES
*Interview with Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak. Cathy Caruth
LITERARY HISTORY, LITERARY REVISION, LITERARY PERFORMANCE
*“What Is a Classic?”: International Literary Criticism and the Classic Question. Ankhi Mukherjee
*Rewriting Moby Dick: Politics, Textual Identity, and the Revision Narrative. john bryant
*Lafayette's Impossible Princess: On (Not) Making Literary History. Nicholas Paige
THE CHANGING PROFESSION
*Preformance: The Blunders of Orpheus. Josh Roach
*Afterword: Turning Back to Literature. Cathy Caruth
*Forum. Yves Bonnefoy, Warren Hoffman, Nicholas A. Theisen, and Nan Watkins
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