Spring 1991
Volume 17, Number 3

Table of Contents

• Henry Louis Gates, Jr.: "Critical Fanonism"
• Gilles Deleuze: The Conditions of the Question: What Is Philosophy?"
• David Saunders and Ian Hunter: Lessons from the 'Literatory': How to Historicize Authorship
• Brook Thomas: "Reflections on the Law and Literature Revival"
• Barbara Hoffman: "Law for Art's Sake in the Public Realm"
• Richard Serra: "Art and Censorship"
• Heinz Ickstadt: "A Letter from Berlin"
• W.J.T. Mitchell: "An Interview with Barbara Kruger"

CRITICAL RESPONSE: PUBLIC ART

• I. Jerome Christensen: Spike Lee, Corporate Populist
• II. W.J.T. Mitchell: "Seeing 'Do the Right Thing'"

CAVELL'S SHAKESPEARE

• I. Jonathan Crewe: "Gerald Bruns's Cavell"
• II. James Conant: "On Bruns, on Cavell"
• III. Gerald L. Bruns: "Response to Crewe and Conant"

KRISTEVA AND POETRY

• I. Toril Moi: "Reading Kristeva: A Response to Calvin Bedient"
• II. Calvin Bedient: "How I Slugged It out With Toril Moi and Stayed Awake"