Literature Tag

Forum contributors discuss To Kill a Mockingbird’s substance and standing in 2016, particularly among American teachers and in light of Lee’s complex, unsettling depiction of Moc......

Literature

September 22, 2015

Review: The Truth of Fiction

Edward Alexander

March 20, 2013

The Law Review Approach: What the Humanities Can Learn

Allen Mendenhall

September 22, 2011

Review: Politics and the Literary Imagination: Grand Strategies: Literature, Statecraft, and World Order, by Charles Hill

Thomas F. Bertonneau

March 20, 2011

Rescuing Literature: The Association of Literary Scholars, Critics, and Writers at Sixteen

David J. Rothman

Literature

Literature

Literature and politics: The case for a community of discourse

Lawrence Hyman

Miguel de Cervantes—An Appreciation

Wight Martindale Jr.

The Apocalyptic Imagination: Climate Nonfiction and the Dream of Marxist Utopia

David Randall

Show Trial: To Kill a Mockingbird on Stage

Mary Grabar

Who Watches the Watchman?

Carol Iannone

No Longer Black and White: A Forum on "To Kill a Mockingbird"

Peter Wood, Carol Iannone, Michael Krauss, Mary Grabar, Mark Bauerlein, Duke Pesta, Wight Martindale Jr., Peter Augustine Lawler, John M. Gist, Donald M. Hassler and Colin D. Pearce

Review: The Truth of Fiction

Edward Alexander

The Law Review Approach: What the Humanities Can Learn

Allen Mendenhall

Review: Politics and the Literary Imagination: Grand Strategies: Literature, Statecraft, and World Order, by Charles Hill

Thomas F. Bertonneau

Rescuing Literature: The Association of Literary Scholars, Critics, and Writers at Sixteen

David J. Rothman

Academic Questions

Literature

Peter Wood, Carol Iannone, Michael Krauss, Mary Grabar, Mark Bauerlein, Duke Pesta, Wight Martindale Jr., Peter Augustine Lawler, John M. Gist, Donald M. Hassler and Colin D. Pearce

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