48, 3 (2017)

Summer 2017

For Example

• Simon Goldhill, “The Limits of the Case Study: Exemplarity and the Reception of Classical Literature”
• Paul Fleming, “Tragedy, for Example: Computational Analysis and Exemplary Reading (Moretti)”
• Eric Hayot, “What Happens to Literature if People Are Artworks?”
• Joshua Foa Dienstag, “The Example of History and the History of Examples in Political Theory”
• Nicholas Paige, “Examples, Samples, Signs: An Artifactual View of Fictionality in the French Novel, 1681-1830”

• Helen Small, “Speech beyond Toleration: On Carlyle and Moral Controversialism Now”
• Baidik Bhattacharya, “Reading Rancière: Literature at the Limit of World Literature”
• Laura Zebuhr, “Sound Enchantment: The Case of Henry David Thoreau”