ns.41|42 - The Institution of Literature: i. States of Theory

5. EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION/

1. DMITRI PRIGOV (trans. Vladimir Padunov and Nancy Condee)/
11. DMITRI PRIGOV/ 15 Wise Exhortations
12. DMITRI PRIGOV/ Telegrams
14. DMITRI PRIGOV/ The Weather on the Planet
16. REBECCA WEE/ A Few Words on Penis Envy
17. KELLY SEARSMITH/ Father
18. CAROL TUFTS/ Thinking About American Communists, 1992
19. SUSAN MONTEZ/ Buckingham Alba
19. SUSAN MONTEZ/ Eking Out a Living in the Third Poorest County in Virginia
20. MICHELLE FOGUS/ Luscious Orchards
27. MARC D. CHRISTENSEN/ A Barely Audible Echo Speaks Five
29. ANNA LEAHY/ Morning Musing
31. BEN ANDERSON/ Passing Mention
32. MARTIN KICH/ Bloomsday, 1983
34. ALVIN GREENBERG/ a loss for words
35. ALVIN GREENBERG/ the corridors of power
36. KJERSTI REED/ Hands
37. LEE SHARKEY/ Warsaw, 1937
38. DIANE KENDIG/ Teaching in Prison
39. LYN LIFSHIN/ Afterward
40. ELIZABETH HAHN/ Maxine Kumin Writes of Pairing Geese
41. CAROLYN PARKHURST/ Made Of
48. MARK BRETT/ Wrestling Dada
49. DAVID BRUNET/ Deconstructing Aristotle
50. KEVIN GRIFFITH/ The MLA Wasteland

53. JEFFREY WILLIAMS/ Writing in Concert: An Interview with Cathy Davidson, Alice Kaplan, Jane Tompkins, and Marianna Torgovnick

75. VINCENT LEITCH/ Framing Theory: The Disorganization of Historiography
80. JIM SOSNOSKI/ The Theory Junkyard
95. DON BIALOSTOSKY/ Metaphors critics Live By: Property, Names, and Colleagues in the Critical Archive
101. DENISE STEPHENSON/ Changing Academic Shapes (on Freedman, Frey, and Zauhar's The Intimate Critique)
108. DEVONEY LOOSER/ This Feminism Which Is Not One: Women, Generations, Institutions
118. JENNIFER COTTER/ On Feminist Pedagogy
129. LAURA WRIGHT/ Anti-Feminism Generation X-Style (on Roiphe's The Morning After)
133. VERONICA STEWART/ Feminizing Bakhtin (on Bauer and McKinstry's Feminism, Bakhtin, and the Dialogic)
139. ORTWIN DE GRAEF/ Single Stroke of Genius: Doing Without Derrida
157. TOM COHEN/ Diary of a Deconstructor Manque: Reflections on Post Post-Mortem de Man
175. MARC REDFIELD/ The Temptations of Narrative (on de Graef's Serenity in Crisis)
182. MAS'UD ZAVARZADEH/ J. Hillis Miller, Materialism, and the Joys of Reading
195. JAMES BENNETT/ Christopher Norris v. Postmodernism
200. PAUL TREMBATH/ Orbiting Planet Foucault
214. PAMELA MOORE/ Social and Private Bodies (on Burroughs and Ehrenrich's Reading the Social Body)
221. JAMES J. PAXSON/ The Green[blatt]ing of America: Some Thoughts on the Institutional Geneaology of Greenblatt's New Historicism
236. CHARLES SHEPHERDSON/ Close Encounters (on Zizek's For They Know Not What They Do)
246. PHILIP GOLDSTEIN/ Marxism Meets Foucault: Will the Real Marx Stand Up? (on Barrett's The Politics of Truth and Bennett's Outside Literature)
253. PETER J. COPEK/ Imperial Affiliations (on Said's Culture and Imperialism)
261. PETER BAKER/ Directions In Left Theory (on Jameson's The Geopolitical Aesthetic)
271. AMITAVA KUMAR/ Postcolonial Tour
280. KENT WORCESTER/ The American C.L.R. James (on James' American Civilization and McLemee and Le Blanc's C.L.R. James and Revolutionary Marxism)
288. ROBERT YOUNG/ Keeping Faith and Losing Politics (on West's Keeping Faith)
292. ALAN WALD/ Contradictions of the Canon (on Bérubé's Marginal Forces/Cultural Centers)
298. MICHAEL BERNARD-DONALS/ Situating Theory in the Classroom (on Nelson's Theory in the Classroom, Henricksen and Morgan's Critical Theories and Pedagogies, Morton and Zavarzadeh's Theory/Pedagogy/Politics, and Kecht's Pedagogy is Politics)
310. HENRY A. GIROUX/ Academics as Public Intellectuals
310. BRIAN BEAMER/ Revolution from Within? (on Graff's Beyond the Culture Wars)
328. PAUL LYONS/ The Crisis in Criticism Revisited (on Dickstein's Double Agent)
333. RICHARD J. GOLSAN/ Personally Speaking (on Kaplan's French Lessons)
336. TIMOTHY SPENCE/ Brave New University (on Rossman's The Emerging Electronic Worldwide University)

Books for Review/ 249

Notes/ 253