51, 1 (2020)

Winter 2020

• Heather Houser, “Shimmering Description and Descriptive Criticism”
• Linda M. Austin, “Psychometric Wunderkammern: Word-Association Testing and the Aesthetics of Creative Genius”
• Morgan Day Frank, “Don’t Read.” 
• Michael Krimper, “Beckett Ongoing and the Novel”
• Elaine Auyoung, “What We Mean By Reading” 
• Heather Steffen, “Imagining Academic Labor in the US University”
• Joshua Landy, “In Praise of Depth”
• Michael Dango, “Filtering: A Theory and History of a Style”
• Michelle Karnes, “The Possibilities of Medieval Fiction”

Medieval Fictionalities: An NLH Forum

• Sarah M. Allen and Jack W. Chen, “Fictionality in Early and Medieval China”
• Carol Symes, “Medieval Fictions vs. the Fetish of Modernity”
• Carissa M. Harris, “Pastourelle Fictionalities”
• Sara S. Poor, “The Fuss about Fiction: A View from Medieval German Studies”
• Katharine Eisaman Maus, “Fake News”
• Brandon W. Hawk, “Apocrypha and Fictionality”  
• Monika Fludernik, “Medieval Fictionality from a Narratological Perspective”  
• Michelle Karnes, “Synchronous Fictions”
• Julie Orlemanski, “What We Ask of Fiction”