Special Issue: The State of Literary History |
Preface |
Author |
Title |
Marshall Brown and John C. Coldewey | Prelude, Chorale, and Fugue |
Articles |
Author |
Title |
Lawrence Lipking | A Trout in the Milk |
Denis Hollier | On Literature Considered as a Dead Language |
Virgil Nemoianu | Literary History: Some Roads Not (Yet) Taken |
Charles Altieri | Can We Be Historical Ever? Some Hopes for a Dialectical Model of Historical Self-Consciousness |
Annabel Patterson | More Speech on Free Speech |
R. Howard Bloch | The Once and Future Middle Ages |
Meredith Anne Skura | Understanding the Living and Talking to the Dead: The Historicity of Psychoanalysis |
Peter Stallybrass | Editing as Cultural Formation: The Sexing of Shakespeare's Sonnets |
Jonathan Arac | What Is the History of Literature? |
Walter Benn Michaels | The Victims of New Historicism |
Marjorie Perloff | Empiricism Once More |
David Perkins | Some Prospects for Literary History |
Doris Sommer | Textual Conquests: On Readerly Competence and "Minority" Literature |
Richard Dellamora | Textual Politics/Sexual Politics |
Jerome McGann | Literature, Meaning, and the Discontinuity of Fact |
Paul H. Fry | The Hum of Literature: Ostension in Language |