postmedieval volume 2, issue 3: New Critical Modes

Co-Editors:
Jeffrey Jerome Cohen and Cary Howie

• Editors’ Introduction: “Novelty”
• “A critical poetics of allure: 10 antiphons for the bringing-to-appearance of the place of allure as a complicity of human and non-human matter in writing, or, the Physis of the Whale in Anglo-Saxon England”
  Daniel C. Remein
• “Getting medieval in real time”
  Richard Godden
• “Flirting as a critical mode: Barthes, Alcibiades, Sartre”
  Anna Klosowska
• “‘An abecedarium for the elements”
  Jeffrey Jerome Cohen
• “On medieval blogging” [Interview]
  Brantley L. Bryant and Carl S. Pyrdum III,
• “Like two autistic moonbeams entering the window of my asylum: Chaucer’s Griselda and Lars von Trier’s Bess McNeill'”
  Eileen A. Joy
• “Means of transport”
  Cary Howie
• Always already new: The possibilities of the enfolded instant”
  Karmen McKendrick
• “Manuscript thinking: Stories by hand”
  Catherine Brown
• Book Review Essay: “Re-viewing the eastern Mediterranean”
  Sharon Kinoshita