ns.58-60 - legacies of michael sprinker

POETRY/FICTION/
  1. FRED PFEIL/ The Dream /
  2. MAY HALL/ Faith is Three Parts Formaldehyde, One Part Ethyl Alcohol /
  3. XU ZHIMO/ A Snapshot (trans. by Robert Dorsett and Ko Suet Wan)/
  4. CLAUDIA GRINNELL/ Let Us Now Praise Famous Angels/
  5. CLAUDIA GRINNELL/ Reported Number of Teen Virgins Rises, or, When Squid Attack /
  6. REBECCA WARNER/ Model Numbers /
  7. REBECCA WARNER/ Atomic Love /
  8. AIMEE LABRIE/ How to Survive in a Big City Rather than Returning to Your Hometown Where You Keep Running into Old High School Acquaintances at Target /
  9. ANTHONY CRISTOFANI/ Literal Prison /
  10. GAIL KOPLOW/ For Sale /
  11. STEFANO BENNI/ The Story of First-Aid and Beauty Case (trans. by Chad Davidson and Marella Morris) /
  12. WEN YIDUO/ Images of An Early Summer Night During the Time of the War Lords (trans. by Robert Dorsett and Ko Suet Wan) /
  13. MURZBAN F. SHROFF/ The Maalishwalla /
  14. CRAIG PAULENICH/ Zero to the Bone /
  15. CONSTANCE STUDER/ Heart Shift /
  16. CONSTANCE STUDER/ Winter Light /
  17. AMY SPADE/ Versions /
INTERVIEWS
  1. CONSOLIDATING THEORY: An Interview with Vincent B. Leitch /
  2. STYLE: An Interview with Laura Kipnis /
  3. A SENSE OF HISTORY: An Interview with Arif Dirlik /
  4. HISTORY AND HOPE: An Interview with Robin D. G. Kelley /
THE LEGACIES OF MICHAEL SPRINKER
  1. Introduction /
  2. CLIFFORD SISKIN/ Michael Sprinker /
  3. JEFFREY J. WILLIAMS/ Teacher /
  4. MICHAEL BERNARD-DONALS/ A Legacy of Teaching: For Michael Sprinker /
  5. ANTHONY T. VAVER/ Michael Sprinker: The Teacher /
  6. DEVONEY LOOSER/ Michael Sprinker and Feminism /
  7. ROBERT WESS/ Reading Michael Sprinker /
  8. TOM LEWIS/ Philosophical Realism and the Aesthetic in Michael Sprinker's Literary Criticism /
  9. JOHN KRAPP/ Traces of the Ethical in Michael Sprinker's Marxism /
  10. JAMES J. PAXSON/ Crossing De Man with Althusser: Chiasmus and the Literary Theory of Michael Sprinker /
  11. JAMES HOLSTUN/ Pham Thai, Michael Sprinker, and John Holstun: Chemical Herbicide and the Indirect Costs of Production /
  12. RICHARD DANIELS/ Scattered Remarks on the Ideology of Home /
  13. R. H. STEPHENSON/ What's Wrong with Cultural Studies? A Modest Proposal/
PROVOCATIONS
  1. VERSHAWN ASHANTI YOUNG/ So Black I'm Blue /
  2. LEONARD CASSUTO/ The Cultural Work of Serial Killers /
  3. MARC BOUSQUET/ Tenured Bosses and Disposable Teachers /
REVALUATIONS
  1. JOHN MCGOWAN/ Kenneth Burke /
  2. JUSTIN PAULSON/ Uneven Reification /
  3. DOMINIC BOYER/ The Medium of Foucault in Anthropology /
  4. JAMES SMITH / The Career of Eagleton /
SURVEYING THE FIELD
  1. ROBIN J. SOWARDS/ Making Intellectualism Intelligible (on Graff's Clueless in Academe) /
  2. LISA FLUET/ How to Love Enlightenment (on Michael's Anxious Intellects and Smith's White Teeth) /
  3. SCOTT A. COHEN / All Globalists Now (on Boehmer's Empire, the National, and the Postcolonial and Shankar's Textual Traffic) /
  4. NATHAN K. HENSLEY/ Punishing Disciplines (on Anderson and Valente's Disciplinarity at the Fin de Siècle) /
  5. DAVIS SCHNEIDERMAN/ Disability Studies Grows Up, And Apart (on Davis' Bending Over Backwards) /
  6. MARJORIE FELD / Jewish Studies and the Liberal Consensus (on Staub's Torn at the Roots) /

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