ns.43|44 - The Institution of Literature: ii. From Literature to Culture

  1. EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION/
POETRY/FICTION
  1. JOSIP OSTI (trans. Ruzha Cleaveland)/Letters I Write You Leave in the Wind/
  2. JOSIP OSTI (trans. Ruzha Cleaveland)/ That Year a Belgian Poet. . ./
  3. JOSIP OSTI (trans. Ruzha Cleaveland)/ I Don't Recognize Anymore. . ./
  4. JIRI KAJANE (trans. Kevin Phelan and Bill U'Ren)/ The Same, Only Different/
  5. MICHAEL MAISONPIERRE/ Minimum Wage/
  6. NICHOLAS VALINOTTI/ The Riots in L.A./
  7. NICHOLAS VALINOTTI/ Census/
  8. NICHOLAS VALINOTTI/ For the American Dead/
  9. BEVERLY VOLDSETH/ Once in a Dream a Voice/
  10. BEVERLY VOLDSETH/ August/
  11. BARBARA LOUISE UNGAR/The Only Woman I Know/
  12. BARBARA LOUISE UNGAR/ Narcissus/
  13. LAURA NIXON DAWSON/ Tight Pants/
  14. JAMESON CURRIER/ Escape/
  15. RON MOHRING/ Andy/
  16. RON MOHRING/ Primer/
  17. KELLY SHUFORD/ Visiting/
  18. KELLY SHUFORD/ Genetics 101/
  19. STEPHEN GUTIERREZ/ White Pigs/
  20. KATHERINE LEDERER/ Public Square/
  21. KATHERINE LEDERER/ Potlatch/
  22. KATHERINE LEDERER/ The Language of Flowers/
  23. KATHERINE LEDERER/ The Musical Theorist/
INTERVIEWS
  1. MIKE HILL/ Instituting Cultural Studies: An Interview with E. Ann Kaplan/
  2. JEFFREY WILLIAMS/ Questioning Cultural Studies: An Interview with Paul Smith/
ESSAYS/REVIEWS i: (Configuring Culture)
  1. COREY DOLGON/ Challenging Cultural Studies: Not By Culture Alone (on Barker and Beezer's Reading into Cultural Studies)/
  2. ROSS CHAMBERS/ Reading and Being Read: Irony and Critical Practice in Cultural Studies/
  3. MICHAEL BÉRUBÉ/ Peer Pressure: Literary and Cultural Studies in the Bear Market/
  4. MAS'UD ZAVARZADEH/ English and Textual Studies 343/
  5. ROBERT MIKLITSCH/ Lust, Fantasy, Male Hysteria (on Smith's Clint Eastwood: A Cultural Production)/
  6. JONATHAN SCOTT/ Critical Aesthetics on the Down Low (on Cross's It's Not about Salary)/
  7. MICHAEL STAUB/ Blow By Blow (on Gooding-Williams' Reading Rodney King)/
  8. JIM NEILSON/ Camouflaged Politics (on Cumings' War and Television)/
ESSAYS/REVIEWS ii: (Reconfiguring Literature)
  1. TOM MOYLAN/ Global Economy, Local Texts: Utopian/Dystopian Tension in William Gibson's Cyberpunk Trilogy/
  2. BARBARA FOLEY/ Postmodernism Revised (on Kalaidjian's American Culture Between the Wars, Bloom's Left Letters, and Staub's Voices of Persuasion)/
  3. DAVID R. JARRAWAY/ The Marjorie Perloff Show: The Critic and Her Others (on Perloff's Radical Artifice)/
  4. MARY ANN WITT/ Fascist Aesthetics (on Golsan's Fascism, Aesthetics, and Culture)/
  5. ANYTHONY VAVER/ Professionalizing English Studies (on McCrea's Addison and Steel are Dead)/
  6. MICHAEL GAMER/ Opening and Closing Dialogue (on Bialostosky's Wordsworth, Dialogics, and the Practice of Criticism)/
  7. ALAN KOZLOWSKI/ Whitman in Rehab (on Moon's Disseminating Whitman)/
  8. JIM HICKS/ American Literary History at the Crossroads (on Baym's Feminism and American Literary History)/
  9. HEATHER FULLER/ Objectors and the Language of Conscience/
  10. THOMAS FINK/ Poets Against Marginalization (on Clifton's The Book of Light, Duhamel's Smile!, and Miller's Art Is Boring)/
  11. MARSHALL RAND/ Carruth Against the Grain (on Carruth's Collected Shorter Poems)/
  12. JUDITH HALDEN-SULLIVAN/ (on Fink's Surprise Visit)/

Books for Review/ 249

Contributors/ 253