Volume 68 - 2022
(Note: This entire volume is available online through Project Muse)
Issue 1
Editor: John N. Duvall
Associate Editor: Robert P. Marzec
Special Issue: Peripheral Literatures and the History of Capitalism
Guest Editors: Ericka Beckman, Oded Nir, Emilio Sauri
Peripheral Liteartures and the History of Capitalism: An Introduction
Ericka Beckman, Oded Nir, Emilio Sauri
Pages 1-21
The Aesthetics of the Oppressed: Oil and Capitalism in Abdelrahman Munif's Cities of Salt
Raya Alraddadi
Pages 22-42
Cognitive Maps of the Semiperiphery: Two Bengali Novels and the Transition to Colonial Capitalist Modernity
Sandeep Banerjee
Pages 43-63
The Forms of Irish Modernism
Paul Stasi
Pages 64-87
Mozambican Literature, Neoliberalism, and the Long 1980s
Thomas Waller
Pages 88-116
Peripheral Labor
Christine Okoth
Pages 117-40
Allegories of an Embattled Public: The Red Thread of the Modern Swedish Crime Novel
Phillip E. Wegner
Pages 141-72
Writing Against Peripheralization: Glorifying Labor in Chinese Socialist Literature
Xian Wang
Pages 173-94
Contributors
Pages 195-96
Issue 2
Editor: John N. Duvall
Associate Editor: Robert P. Marzec
General Issue
2021 Margaret Church MFS Memorial Prize
Pages iv-v
Ready Player One and the Reassertion of US Economic and Technological Supremacy
Claire Stanford
Pages 201-18
Race, Gender, and "Real Brains": Interrogating Unreliability in Nella Larsen's Passing
Valentina Montero Román
Pages 219-47
Rooms Not One's Own: C. L. R. James, Jean Rhys, and Caribbean Anticolonialism in 1930s London
Kate Perillo
Pages 248-74
Behind Barriers, Living a Man's Life: Imperial Masculinity in Graham Greene's "The Basement Room" and The Fallen Idol
Elizabeth Floyd
Pages 275-97
The Social-Scientific Imagination: Muriel Spark's The Ballad of Peckham Rye
Sarah Bernstein
Pages 298-319
Cosmopolis, Civility, and the Practice of Heretical History in Amitav Ghosh's In an Antique Land
Rajeshwari Vallury
Pages 320-45
Ali Smith's Parasitic Poetics
Liliane Campos
Pages 346-69
Better Futures Needed
Simon J. James
Pages 370-76
Book Reviews
Pages 378-402
Contributors
Pages 403-04
Issue 3
Editor: John N. Duvall
Associate Editor: Robert P. Marzec
General Issue
"A World Full of Doors": Postapocalyptic Hospitality in Mohsin Hamid's Exit West
Penny Vlagopoulous
Pages 407-433
"The Grisly Act of Love": Monstrous Heterosexuality in Giovanni's Room
Meg Wesling
Pages 434-459
"Dark Words": Blackness in Pale Fire
Will Pritchard
Pages 460-481
"The Circle Stands before You": Reincarnation and Traumatic Memory in Phyllis Alesia Perry's Stigmata
Stella Setka
Pages 482-505
"You Have Fiscal Ebola: The Privatization of Risk in Jess Walter's The Financial Lives of the Poets
Tracy Stephens
Pages 506-524
"People with Equal but Opposite Afflictions, Propping Each Other Up": Sleep Solidarity and Fictions of Mass Sleeplessness
Alice Bennett
Pages 525-543
Translation, Poetics of Instability, and the Postmonolingual Condition in Jhumpa Lahiri's In Other Words
Sohomjit Ray
Pages 544-565
Book Reviews
Pages 567-596
Contributors
Page 597
Issue 4
Editor: John N. Duvall
Associate Editor: Robert P. Marzec
Special Issue: Cognitive Modernisms
Guest Editors: Paul B. Armstrong
Editor’s Note
John N. Duvall
Pages 599-600
Cognitive Modernisms: An Introduction
Paul B. Armstrong
Pages 601-618
Marcel Proust: Kinesic Styles and Consciousness as Interaction
Guillemette Bolens
Pages 619-638
Resampling (Narrative) Stream of Consciousness: Mind Wandering, Inner Speech, and Reading as Reversed Introspection
Marco Bernini, Charles Fernyhough
Pages 639-667
Deixis and Dissociation: On the Adaptive Power of Dissociated “I”s
Sowan S. Park
Pages 668-686
Memory as Seriality: Re-cognizing Gertrude Stein
Sabine Sielke
Pages 687-707
Moving Visions: Matisse’s Odalisques, Sebbar’s Shérazade, and Imagery as Emulation
Michaela Hulstyn
Pages 708-727
What Is Telling? The Racial Dimensions of Narrative and Cognition in William Faulkner’s Absalom, Absalom! And Toni Morrison’s A Mercy
Austin Lillywhite
Pages 728-748
History, Cognition, and Nostromo: Conrad’s Explorations of Torture, Trauma, and the Human Rage for Order
Richard J. Ruppel
Pages 749-770
The New Feeling Omniscience: Imperial Affects, Publicness and Narrative Style in Mrs. Dalloway
Jess Cotton
Pages 771-791
Contributors
Pages 792-793