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Comparative Literature – Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries

• 2013

• 19. The Many Eighteenth Centuries of Orientalism

• 46. Kierkegaard and the Trials of Modernity

• 153. Slavery and the Culture of Taste

• 316. Risk

• 476. Vital Knowledge: Reading Standards in the Nineteenth Century

• 567. Exotic Epistemologies

• 670. Romantic Media Studies: Means of Reading and Reading for Means

• 707. Feeling Texts in Nineteenth-Century Sino-Anglo-American Exchanges

• 793. Anthropomorphism

• 2012

• 32. Slave Emancipation and Projects of Citizenship

• 51. The American Transcendentalists as Continental Philosophers

• 86. Slavery, Enlightenment, and the Book

• 105. Race and Metaphor in Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century American and Continental Thought

• 112. George Sand and/in Translation

• 175. History: Discipline or Counterscience?

• 302. Idealism(s)

• 537. Eighteenth-Century Mediations

• 564. The French in the Americas

• 576. Materialism(s)

• 656. New Approaches to Science and Romanticism

• 700. Eighteenth-Century Reconfigurations: Redistributing Knowledge

• 748. Remediating Eighteenth-Century Authorship

• 2011

• 201. Genre Trouble

• 219. Romanticism and Globalization

• 397. The Lives That Digital Archives Write

• 480. Narrating Things in the Eighteenth Century

• 548. Criminals and Colonies: The Geopolitical Rhetoric of Punishment

• 598. Queer Gothic: The Space-Time of Sedgwick's Nineteenth Century

• 646. Reading with Barbara Johnson

• 718. Writing the City

• 793. Forms of Freedom

• 2009

• 47. The Political Thinking Proper to Poetry

• 92. Print Culture in Nineteenth-Century Imperial Contexts

• 114. Translating Numbers

• 258. The Thinking Proper to Poetry

• 355. Romanticism and the Antisocial

• 393. The Hermeneutics of Financialization

• 468. Translating Bodies

• 555. Rancière's Nineteenth Century

• 663. Translating Machines

• 762. Romantic Anticapitalism Revisited

• 2008

• 37. The Romantic Psyche: Discipline and Organization

• 196. Romanticism and Comparative Literature: Institutional and Phantasmatic Intersections

• 203. Comparative Diasporas

• 394. The Historical Animal

• 546. Intermediality: Literature and the Arts

• 582. Comparative Histories and Theories of Race

• 676. Eighteenth-Century Traveling Cultures

• 699. Comparative Histories of the Senses

• 777. New Comparative Romanticisms

• 2007

• 100. Everyone's Burden? British and Indian Writings on the 1857 Mutiny

• 155. The Other in the Enlightenment

• 190. Untiming the Nineteenth Century: Temporality and Periodization

• 231. Bringing the Restoration to Theory

• 278. The Portability of the Enlightenment

• 548. Literary States of Exception

• 634. American Victoriana: Transatlantic Literary Culture and the Politics of Race

• 661. The Poetry of the Political

• 709. The Humanities as Enlightenment Science

• 2006

• 26. The Transatlantic Politics of the Aesthetic in the Eighteenth Century

• 65. Fear . . .

• 127. Objects in Motion: Trade, Colonialism, and Global Exchange

• 170. . . . and Trembling

• 202. Nanomutations: The Next Generation of Thought

• 273. Teratologizing the Longish Eighteenth Century: Curiosa, Automata, Exotica

• 441. Emotion and Sympathy in Romanticism

• 459. Do Objects Die?

• 683. Objects as Matter

• 2005

• 12. Voice in Eighteenth-Century Poetry

• 43. Unread Theorists: Theoretical Voices Eighteenth-Century Comparativists Should Be Listening to but Aren't

• 99. After Derrida

• 213. Uncompared Literatures: What Eighteenth-Century Comparativists Should Be Doing but Aren't

• 244. Humanitarianism and Human Rights I

• 362. Rereading British and American Antislavery Poetry

• 497. The Unread Archive: What Eighteenth-Century Comparativists Should Be Reading but Aren't

• 514. Refashioning Fables for the Nineteenth Century

• 576. Humanitarianism and Human Rights II

• 2004

• 111. The Aesthetics of Barbarism in Late-Nineteenth-Century Literature

• 225. Eighteenth-Century Enchantments: Theory, Magic, and the Irrational

• 355. Materializing Whiteness: Seeing Race in the Gothic

• 397. The Advantages of Anachronism

• 502. Managing Books

• 545. Comparing Knowledges: Disciplines, Epistemes, Institutions I

• 594. Comparing Knowledges: Disciplines, Epistemes, Institutions II

• 653. Comparative Approaches to the Bildungsroman

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