57, 3 (2026)
Summer 2026
- Jane Hwang Degenhardt and Henry S. Turner, “Cosmological Aesthetics and the Racialization of Kinds”
- Irving Goh, “World Literature without Citizenship”
- Hannah Weaver, “Philomela’s Material Text”
Nietzsche and Byron
- John Parker, “Nietzsche’s Byron”
- Friedrich Nietzsche, “On the Dramatic Poems of Byron (The Two Foscari by Byron)”
- Keith Ansell-Pearson, “The Sorrow and the Passion: Byron, Nietzsche, and the Aristocratic Rebel”
Troubling Universalisms: An NLH Forum
- Steyn Bergs, Marc Farrant, and Ben Moore, “Introduction: Troubling Universalisms Today”
- Kandice Chuh, “Wanting Universalism”
- Stephen Woo, “The Universal Object of Memoria”
- Kaushik Ramu, “Negative Forms: The Fossil in Postcolonial Fiction”
- Arnab Dutta Roy, “Emancipating Universalism: A Critique of Caste, Identity, and Resistance in Yashica Dutt’s Coming Out as Dalit”
- Monique Roelofs, “The Lurking Universal and the Tingly Particular: Borges’s Aesthetics of the Strange and Perplexing”
- Markus Messling, “A Troubling Longing For Universality?: A Response”