Spring 2014
Special Issue: Is the Novel Democratic?
NANCY RUTTENBURG | Introduction
KENT PUCKETT | Caucus-Racing
NANCY ARMSTRONG | Hawthorne on The Paradox of Popular Sovereignty
BAN WANG | The People in the Modern Chinese Novel: Popular Democracy and World Literature
ALAN TANSMAN | The Pedagogy of the Japanese Novel
BRIAN EDWARDS | Jumping Publics: Magdy El Shafee's Cairo Comics
MELTEM GÜRLE | Hermits, Stoics, and Hysterics: Turkish Democracy and the Female Bildungsroman
VAUGHN RASBERRY | Invoking Totalitarianism: Liberal Democracy versus the Global Jihad in Boualem Sansal's The German Mujahid
HORACIO LEGRÁS | José María Arguedas and Ricardo Piglia: Two Radical Views on Political Subjection in Latin America
ELIZABETH S. ANKER | Embodying the People in Edwidge Danticat's Krik? Krak!
ELIZABETH MADDOCK DILLON | Reassembling the Novel: Kinlessness and the Novel of the Haitian Revolution