Forthcoming: Volume 22, Number 2

Projecting Early American Literary Studies

Introduction, by Sandra M. Gustafson and Gordon Hutner

Early American Literature and American Literary History at the "Hemispheric Turn," by Ralph Bauer

Doing the Hemisphere Differently: A Response to Ralph Bauer, by Suzanne Bost

Land and Literacy: The Textualities of Native Studies, by Stephanie Fitzgerald and Hilary E. Wyss

The Presence of Early Native Studies: A Response to Stephanie Fitzgerald and Hilary E. Wyss, by Eric Gary Anderson

Rummaging/In and Out of Holds, by Susan Scott Parrish

A Response to Susan Scott Parrish, by Melissa Littlefield

New England, Nonesuch, by Matt Cohen

New Media, Nonesuch: A Response to Matt Cohen, by Joseph Tabbi

Revolutions in the Meaning and Study of Politics, by Eric Slauter

A Response to Eric Slauter, by Michael Rothberg

Renegades from Barbary; the Transnational Turn in Captivity Studies, by Gordon M. Sayre

A Response to Gordon M. Sayre, by Brian Edwards

Genealogies of Our Concerns, Early (African) American Print Culture, and Transcending Tough Times, by Frances Smith Foster

Recapitulating the Yam: The Promise of African-American Literary Studies at History's End: A Response to Frances Smith Foster, by Erica R. Edwards

Still(ed) Lives, by Susan M. Stabile

Mobile Afterlives: A Response to Susan Stabile, by Stephanie Foote

Projecting Early American Environmental Writing, by Timothy Sweet

Is Early American Environmental Writing Sustainable? A Response to Timothy Sweet, by Daniel J. Philippon

From Edwards to Baldwin: Heterodoxy, Discontinuity, and New Narratives of American Religious-Literary History, by Joanna Brooks

Threshing Floors: A Response to Joanna Brooks, by Susan Griffin

Settler Postcolonialism as a Reading Strategy, by Edward Watts

Globality and the Ends of the Nation-Form: A Response to Edward Watts, by Chandan Reddy

The Theory Gap, by Ed White and Michael Drexler

Disciplinary Panic: A Response to Ed White and Michael Drexler, by Russ Castronovo