New Literary History: What’s New?
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New Literary History is a humanities quarterly that has been published since 1976 by the Johns Hopkins University Press. NLH was founded in 1969 as part of the celebration of the 150-year history of the University of Virginia. The founding editor was Ralph Cohen, whose goal was to create a new kind of academic journal. NLH was interested from the very start in the big picture, and its mission was to frame questions about the nature of literature, about the procedures of literary criticism, and about the goals of literary study. The ideal NLH essay is one that makes a novel and substantial contribution to literary theory or method, and that changes the way we think about an important problem. The journal relies heavily on the special issue—another device pioneered by Ralph Cohen,and one that allows us to take a proactive stance in defining new areas for intellectual inquiry. Rita Felski, who is only NLH’s second editor in the journal’s five-decade history, aims to emphasize further its distinctive features rather than to make any radical break with its past. The four most important features of NLH are 1) Its intellectually non-partisan nature, 2) Its interdisciplinary interests, 3) Its openness to the work of junior scholars, and 4) Its international focus.
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New Literary History is a humanities quarterly that has been published since 1976 by the Johns Hopkins University Press. NLH was founded in 1969 as part of the celebration of the 150-year history of the University of Virginia. The founding editor was Ralph Cohen, whose goal was to create a new kind of academic journal. NLH was interested from the very start in the big picture, and its mission was to frame questions about the nature of literature, about the procedures of literary criticism, and about the goals of literary study. The ideal NLH essay is one that makes a novel and substantial contribution to literary theory or method, and that changes the way we think about an important problem. The journal relies heavily on the special issue—another device pioneered by Ralph Cohen,and one that allows us to take a proactive stance in defining new areas for intellectual inquiry. Rita Felski, who is only NLH’s second editor in the journal’s five-decade history, aims to emphasize further its distinctive features rather than to make any radical break with its past. The four most important features of NLH are 1) Its intellectually non-partisan nature, 2) Its interdisciplinary interests, 3) Its openness to the work of junior scholars, and 4) Its international focus.
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- Rita, Felski, "Comparison: Theories, Approaches, Uses" (2013), Johns Hopkins UP
- Rita, Felski, "Rethinking Tragedy" (2008), Johns Hopkins UP