57, 2 (2026)
Spring 2026
- Henry Berlin, “Jordi de Sant Jordi, Ausiàs March, and the Ends of Contradiction”
- Daniel Boyarin, “Anti-Nicene Rabbinic Reading; or, Late-Style Midrash”
- Monica Cohen, “Variations on a Raft and Serializing Anti-Slavery Content”
- Rick De Villiers, “The Structure of Scientific Recantations: Cormac McCarthy and the Literary Tradition of Scientific Regret”
- Sean Gaston, “Kant’s Gloves: Looking for the World”
- Thomas W. Howard, “Anesthetic Reading: Ether, Nitrous Oxide, and Nineteenth-Century Interpretation”
- Alexandra Kingston-Reese, “Who is Afraid of Allegorical Thinking?”
- George Mather, “Form’s Nothing: The New Formalism and Speculative Thought”