55, 3 (2024)
Understanding Criticism
- Nicholas Gaskill and Emily Ogden, “Understanding Criticism: An Introduction”
- Michel Chaouli, “It Begins Around the Eyes (‘In the Penal Colony’)”
- Jesse McCarthy, “On Being Beside Oneself: Identity as a Limit to Aesthetic Judgment”
- Emily Ogden, “The Critic’s ‘I’”
- Becca Rothfeld, “Alcibiades at Criticism: The Symposium and the Eyes of Others”
- Eugenie Brinkema, “Blindness and Description; Or, How to Read the Obvious”
- Ryan Ruby, “Criticism as a Way of Life”
- Audrey Wasser, “Empiricism, Criticism, and the Object of Criticism”
- Nicholas Gaskill, “Criticism and Our Modes of Abstraction”
- Elaine Auyoung, “A Language for Literary Expertise: Epistemic Resources and Perceptual Transformation”
- Monica Huerta, “From Nothing to Letting Nothing Go”
- David Kurnick, “The Beauty of Queerness: Notes on Sexuality and the Literary in the Long 1993”
- Lauren Michele Jackson, “Letting Ourselves Down”
- Jeff Dolven, “Something Understood”