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The Profession – Publishing and Editing

• 2013

• 165. Beyond the PDF: Experiments in Open-Access Scholarly Publishing

• Awards Reception Arranged by the Council of Editors of Learned Journals

• 186. Fraud and Forgery in Literary Texts

• 294. The Work of Editing: A Workshop for New and Old Scholarly Editors

• 321. Digital and Analogue Critical Editions of Continental Literature? Pros, Cons, Discussion

• 369. The Poetics of Print, 1961–Present

• 384. What Is a Journal? Toward a Theory of Periodical Studies

• 451. Scholarly Journals: New Challenges and Opportunities

• 459. Teaching Arabic Literature

• 485. Inventing New Journals: The Pressures for and against New Scholarly Publications

• 522. Crossed Codes: Print's Dream of the Digital Age, Digital's Memory of the Age of Print

• 626. How to Get Published in PMLA: Any Language, Any Period, Any Tradition

• 669. Social Media and Scholarship: The State of Middle-State Publishing

• 767. Rewards and Challenges of Serial Scholarship

• 2012

• 34. The Future of Peer Review

• 71. How to Read the New-York Saturday Press

• 217. Reconfiguring the Scholarly Editor: Textual Studies at the University of Washington, Seattle

• 306. Provocative Feminisms

• 330. Learned Journals and Libraries: Knowledge Economies and Economics of Knowledge

• 359A. Scholarship, Censorship, and Academic Change: The Case of A. K. Ramanujan

• 459. Work

• 490. Reconfiguring the Scholarly Edition

• 566. Ending the Edition

• 582. Reception for Patricia Yaeger Arranged by the PMLA Editorial Board

• 636. Not What We Thought: Representations of the Digital Everyday

• 674. Giving It Away: Sharing and the Future of Scholarly Communication

• 748. Remediating Eighteenth-Century Authorship

• 2011

• 29. The Brave New World of Scholarly Books: Publishing in Tempestuous Times

• 60. Roundtable on Poets Theater

• 103. Editing from Medieval Manuscripts: Current Challenges and Debates

• 127. Is There a Crisis in Black Research Publishing?

• 184. Scholarly Publishing in an Age of Translingual and Transcultural Competence

• 264. Teaching MLA Style with the MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers

• 305. Silent Night: The Archives of the Deaf and Blind

• 329. How to Get Published in PMLA

• 431. Textual Scholarship and New Media

• 473. Periodical Magazines and Literary Periodicity in the Long Eighteenth Century

• 527. CELJ Awards Ceremony

• 544. Celebrity, Fame, Notoriety

• 571. Thoreau's Later Manuscripts

• 596. Will Publications Perish? The Paradigm Shift in Scholarly Communication

• 644. Reconceptualizing Film Genres: Gender, Race, and Hollywood

• 738. Beyond World Literature

• 753. Sustainable Publishing

• 2009

• 31. How to Win the CSE Seal

• 122. Council of Editors of Learned Journals Presidential Address and Awards

• 170. Value Added: The Shape of the E-Journal

• 207. The Humanities and Human Rights

• 338. Beyond the Author Principle

• 370. Strange Encounters: Meetings between Students and Scholarly Editions in the Twenty-First Century

• 394. Options for Teaching the African Novel

• 430. Texts That Won't Sit Still: Travel Journals, Letters, and Other Editorial Ventures with the Hawthornes

• 485. The Critical Challenges of the Very Contemporary

• 501. Literary Translators on Source Texts and Translation Practice: A Reading and Discussion

• 512. Journal Ranking, Reviewing, and Promotion in the Age of New Media

• 644. Challenges of Copyright Compliance: Do We Need a Code of "Best Practices" in Fair Use?

• 662. Critical Reflections on World Literature

• 748. Ranks, Brands, and the Editorial Process

• 2008

• 5. The Cooper Edition: Current Issues

• 92. What Is a Scholarly Journal? Identity Issues in Our Digital Age

• 106. Editing Orally Based Texts in a Digital Age

• 163. Scholarly Editing in the Twenty-First Century: Digital Media and Editing

• 171. Poetry and Complex Systems: Global Ecologies and Poetic Form

• 211. Literary Criticism for the Twenty-First Century

• 256. Modern Turkish Literature

• 300. A Discussion of the MLA's Academic Cultures: Professional Preparation and the Teaching Life

• 342. How to Get Published in PMLA: A Roundtable with Authors and Editorial Board and Advisory Committee Members

• 423. So You Wanna Be a Variorum Shakespeare Editor?

• 435. Hemispheric Perspectives on Comparative Literature

• 501. Editing Where You Least Expect It: Cultural Studies

• 549. Our Affection for Books

• 594. Editing Spaces in the Known and Unknown Worlds

• 617. Editing Manuscripts in Digital and Print Forms

• 618. Roundtable: What Is a Scholarly Journal? Identity Issues in Our Digital Age

• 681. The Future of Animal(ity) Studies

• 704. Penguin Publishing and British Culture: The Legacy of Allen Lane

• 796. The Audiobook

• 2007

• 25. The 2007 CELJ Awards and "Getting Off the Book Standard: What Can Journal Editors Do?"

• 121. Editing for Access: Preparing Scholarly Editions for a Cross-Cultural Audience

• 132. Reconsidering Modernismo in the Twenty-First Century

• 212. Using Digital Archives

• 227. Comparative Racialization

• 263. Worthwhile but Not Marketable: Problems in Publishing Early American Women Writers

• 291. Emerson's Poetry: From Work to Text

• 329. Breaking into Print: Multicultural Authors and Independent Publishers

• 372. War

• 385. Publishers and Their Authors: Viking Press, The Bookman, and The Crisis

• 416. Redlining Research Assistants: The Role of Graduate Students at Scholarly Journals

• 436. Inside the Editorial Office: A Roundtable Discussion for Journal Editors and Authors

• 538. Teaching Nineteenth-Century American Poetry

• 625. Teaching and Editing Early Modern Women's Writing

• 644. The Editor as Producer in the Early Modern Period

• 660. Editing and Interpreting in the Digital Age

• 2006

• 16. PMLA, from Submission to Publication: A Roundtable with Authors and Editorial Board and Advisory Committee Members

• 59. The 2006 CELJ Awards and "A Different Kind of Profession"

• 67. The New Elizabeth Bishop: Responding to Edgar Allan Poe and the Juke-Box

• 112. Remapping Genre

• 155. Edition Wars

• 182. Teaching Early Modern Spanish Drama

• 193. Wikis, Authority, and the Public Sphere: Examining the Impact of Dynamic, Multiauthored Digital Texts

• 246. Reading and Writing in Nineteenth-Century Concord

• 298. Reception for Marianne Hirsch Arranged by the PMLA Editorial Board

• 318. Cold War+Era American Publishing and Ideas of Cultural Democracy

• 380. Approaches to Teaching the Song of Roland

• 451. Disciplinary Identities: Rhetorical Paths, Rhetorical Histories, and the Language Arts

• 516. Electronic Textual Editing: What's Next?

• 662. Editing Is Interpretation: American Literary History

• 698. What Journal Editors Do: Nuts and Bolts for Editors, Aspiring Editors, and Authors

• 769. Publish and Flourish: A Roundtable on Academic Publishing for Graduate Students

• 2005

• 31. Urban Imaginaries

• 32. Reading under Siege

• 54. The 2005 CELJ Awards and "Passing the Flame": Journals in Editorial Transition

• 181. Editing Is Interpretation: Dynamics of Literary History, Literary Theory I

• 236. What Can a Journal Essay Do? A Conversation with PMLA Authors and Advisory Committee and Editorial Board Members

• 327. Reading the Oriental Romance

• 353. Global Contexts for Teaching Othello

• 400. Editing Whitman

• 442. Editing Is Interpretation: Dynamics of Literary History, Literary Theory II

• 469. The Matter of Editing and Why Editing Matters

• 493. Digital Scholarly Publishing: Beyond the Crisis

• 783. What Editors Want: On Writing for Interdisciplinary Journals

• 2004

• 44. Journals as Innovators and the Innovation of Journals

• 83. The Anthology (a Problem): From Canonization to Customization

• 127. Textual Editing and the Professional Life

• 156. The History of the Book and the Idea of Literature

• 191. Teaching Film, Teaching Literature

• 266. Primary Documents and the Web

• 344. Approaches to Teaching the Works of Louise Erdrich

• 472. Seals and Walruses: What Can We Learn from Bad Editions?

• 535. Metropolitan Encounters: Reading, Writing, and the Arts in Philadelphia Neighborhoods

• 536. American Literature at Seventy-Five

• 648. The Long Reign of Palgrave's Golden Treasury

• 754. Scholarly Journals: Our Futures in the Digital Soup

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