Spring 1997
(Volume 23, Number 4)

Table of Contents

  1. Raul Hilberg: The Goldhagen Phenomenon

  2. Wassily Kandinsky: Secession

  3. Shoshana Felman: Forms of Judicial Blindness, or the Evidence of What Cannot Be Seen: Traumatic Narratives and Legal Repititions in the O.J. Simpson Case and in Tolstoy's The Kreutzer Sonata ***Critical Response ***

  4. Caryl Clark: Forging Identity: Beethoven's 'Ode' as European Anthem

FRONT LINES/ BORDER POSTS

  1. Simon During: Popular Culture on a Global Scale: A Challenge for Cultural Studies

  2. Christopher Pinney: The Nation (Un)pictured? Chromotography and 'Popular' Politics in India, 1878-1995

  3. Natalia Majluf: "Ce n'est pas le Pèrou," or, the Failure of Authenticity: Marginal Cosmopolitans at the Paris Universal Exhibition of 1855

  4. Amitava Kumar: The Poet's Corpse in the Capitalist's Fish Tank

Critical Responses

  1. I. Tim Dean: Two Kinds of Other and Their Consequences

  2. II. Charles Spinosa and Hubert L. Dreyfus: Single-World versus Plural-World Essentialism: A Reply to Tim Dean

  3. Loren Glass: Audience: A Response to Paul Bové

  4. II. Paul Bové: Policing Thought: On Learning How to Read Henry Adams