University of Chicago Press Table of Contents Alert
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Critical Inquiry
Volume 35, Number 4
(Summer 2009)

is now available at
http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/toc/ci/35/4

Introduction: Doctrines, Disciplines, Discourses, Departments
James Chandler

Debating Disciplinarity
Robert Post

Critique, Dissent, Disciplinarity
Judith Butler

Science Studies and the History of Science
Lorraine Daston

Postdisciplinary Liaisons: Science Studies and the Humanities
Mario Biagioli

Religious Reason and Secular Affect: An Incommensurable Divide?
Saba Mahmood

Saint Paul and the New Man
Amy Hollywood

The Core and the Flow of Film Studies
Dudley Andrew

Carnivore or Chameleon: The Fate of Cinema Studies
Gertrud Koch

Future Philology? The Fate of a Soft Science in a Hard World
Sheldon Pollock

The Double Fate of the Classics
François Hartog

The General Enters the Library: A Note on Disciplines and Complexity
David E. Wellbery

The Conflicts of the Faculty
Marshall Sahlins

Project Statement
Helen Mirra

Art, Fate, and the Disciplines: Some Indicators
W. J. T. Mitchell

Counting (Art and Discipline)
Bill Brown

I.
Joanna Lipking

II.
An Incredible Shrunken History: A Response to Sean Shesgreen
Sandra M. Gilbert and Susan Gubar

III.
The Best That Has Been Bought and Stolen
David Damrosch

IV.
Surprised by Sin: A Response to Sean Shesgreen
Kelly J. Mays

V.
M. H. Abrams

VI.
W. Drake McFeely

VII.
Stephen Greenblatt

VIII.
Anthologies and Sausages
Sean Shesgreen

Eve Sedgwick, Once More
Lauren Berlant

Books of Critical Interest