Report: Paratexts and Print in Renaissance Humanism – The 2019 Panizzi Lectures
By Anna Speyart We are so accustomed to title pages, tables of contents, and indexes as our first points of
Category: Literature
Ezra Pound’s Greek Anthology
By Benedick Flexmore McDougall Ezra Pound’s work in the 1910s and ’20s reflects an eclectic mix of influences ancient and
Recycled Words: An eco-friendly alternative to original literature
By Justin Willson This is a companion piece to the author’s article, “A Meadow that Lifts the Soul: Originality as
The Problem of Authorship and Pseudepigraphy in Islamic Intellectual History
By W. Sasson Chahanovich Why should we care about the author? The answer to this question is not self-evident. While
In Theory: John Raimo interviews Gisèle Sapiro on Writers and Politics in France
John Raimo, a founding editor of the JHI Blog and PhD candidate at New York University, interviews Professor Gisèle Sapiro,
Balcony and Scaffold: Literary Theory and High School English, in the 1960s
This is the second installment in our forum on the Academy and Democracy, hosted with Tocqueville 21. Each author approaches