See below for special issues of New Literary History that have been published in expanded form as books.
 Comparison: Theories, Approaches, Uses
edited by Rita Felski and Susan Stanford Friedman
352 pages | The Johns Hopkins University Press | Buy on Amazon >>
A group of distinguished contributors reflect on the ethics, politics, and aesthetics of comparison in literary studies and beyond. This book is an expanded version of the NLH issue on Comparison, with new essays by Susan Stanford Friedman, Linda Gordon, Walter Mignolo, Haun Saussy, Shu-mei Shih, and Zhang Longxi.
 Sekai Bungakushi wa Ikanishite Kano ka
edited and translated by Toru Kiuchi, Noboru Fukushima, and Azusa Nishimoto
Tokyo: Seibido, 2011 | Buy on Amazon >>
A translation of New Literary History, Volume 39, Number 3 (Summer 2008), "Literary History in the Global Age."
 Rethinking Tragedy
Rita Felski (Editor)
384 pages | The Johns Hopkins University Press | Buy on Amazon >>
This groundbreaking collection provokes a major reassessment of the significance of tragedy and the tragic in late modernity. A distinguished group of scholars and theorists extends the discussion of tragedy beyond its usual parameters to include film, popular culture, and contemporary politics.
 History And...: Histories Within the Human Sciences
Ralph Cohen (Author, Editor) & Michael S. Roth (Editor)
413 pages | University of Virginia Press | Buy on Amazon >>
This work aims to understand the importance of history as it relates to a wide range of scholarly disciplines. It looks at attempts to refigure its content and mode of representation.
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