CULTURAL STUDIES JOURNALS

CULTURAL STUDIES

SOCIAL TEXT (1979-Present, Bi-monthly)

*Cultural Studies

*Edited by Brent Hayes Edwards, Anna McCarthy, and Neferti Tadiar)

            *Published By Duke UP

* http://socialtextjournal.org/

CULTURAL STUDIES

*Bi-month

*published by UNC

*Edited by Lawrence Grossberg**)

                                    -UNC Chapel Hill

CRIT, a critical studies journal

CRITICAL INQUIRY

*Edited by W. J. T. Mitchell

*Began in 1974 by Mitchell, Wayne Booth, and others.

CULTURAL CRITIQUE

John Milton: Notes and links to material

JOHN MILTON INFORMATION

JOHN MILTON (1608-1674)

MILTON QUARTERLY

MILTON STUDIES

Lots of Milton stuff published in NOTES AND QUERIES, and THE MODERN LANGUAGE REVIEW. Check out also THE MILTON NEWSLETTER published by Ohio University.

http://lists.richmond.edu/pipermail/milton-l/2014-June/subject.html  [Milton archive of professor comments, etc.]

APPOSITIONS, Journal, Studies in Renaissance/early modern literature and culture.

http://home.comcast.net/~stephen.gottlieb/milton/en348.html

http://home.comcast.net/~stephen.gottlieb/romantic/periods.html

 (general periods of English literature)

http://www.poets.org/poetsorg/poet/john-milton

http://appositions.blogspot.com/

http://johnmilton.org/

Jean Rhys Conference Paper Notes and Partial Bibliography: Transnational Culture, Caribbean, Creole and Creolization

Jean Rhys Conference Paper Notes and Partial Bibliography: Transnational Culture, Caribbean, Creole and Creolization

“Geography is fate”

-Heraclitus

Author Profile:

Jean Rhys (1890-1979)

*Born in Roseau, Capital of Dominica. Dominica is an island nation in the lesser Antilles, near Guadeloupe and Martinique .

*Dominica is known for its unspoiled natural beauty.

*Rhys’ father was a Welsh Doctor, and her mother was a third-generation Dominican Creole of Scots ancestry.

*Dominica comes from the Latin word for Sunday, which is the day Columbus spotted the island.

*Dominica was originally inhabited by Island Caribs or Kalinango.

*Place of major importation of African slaves. France had longest influence before losing the island to the British after losing the Seven Years’ War (1754-1763, main conflict was 56-63). Afterward, the island became a British colony, though legislation mainly regarded to the white British subjects (?).

Rhys moved to Britain in 1910, when she was 16.  

*Antillean Creole French is still spoke in some parts today.

THE WORLDING OF JEAN RHYS

*Greenwood Press, Contributions to the Study of World Literature, 1999)  

*Sue Thomas (1955-)

Pg. 1)

      Rhys sent to England in 1907, her accent needed to be “overcome” for her to be an actor, according to the Academy of Dramatic Art in London. She remained an expat from 16 on, “apart from one short return to Dominica.”

      Her Creole mother Minna was from the formerly slave-owning Lockhart family, holders of the Geneva estate, described as “decayed.”

      Rhys, Letters, pg. 172, 1959 letter to Francis Wyndham: “As far as I know I am white—but I have no country really now.”  (Compare this Henry James roughly 60 years before, so wrapped up in nationalism and “national” legacy and elitism and eugenics and other ridiculous ways of biological racism, wanting desperately to be British/European in every way in order to be part of the elite and brutally racist club)

      Helen Carr, Jean Rhys, xiv, quoted on pg. 1 of Thomas, [“homelessness is the terrain of Rhys’s fiction,”  “dealing as it does with those who belong nowhere, between cultures, between histories.”

Links

The Paris Review article: http://www.theparisreview.org/blog/author/cpantazi/

LA Times Article: http://articles.latimes.com/2009/jun/28/entertainment/ca-jean-rhys28

Working Bibliography

Definitions:

Andras, Carmen.

 “The Poetics and Politics of Travel: an Overview.”

http://www.philologica-jassyensia.ro/upload/II_2_andras.pdf

Bhabha, Homi K.

            The Location of Culture

Gilroy, Paul.

            The Black Atlantic: Modernity and Double Consciousness.

Rich, Adriane.

            -“Notes Toward a Politics of Location.”

**Clifford, James (historian at UCSC)

            -“Notes on Theory and Travel.”

*Published in Inscriptions (1989). http://culturalstudies.ucsc.edu/PUBS/Inscriptions/vol_5/clifford.html

            -“Travelling Cultures.”

                        * Published in Lawrence Grossberg et al Cultural Studies (1992)

            -Traveling Theories, Traveling Theorists. Inscriptions Journal (no longer in print).

Jay, Paul.

“Border Studies: Re-mapping the Humanities.” http://www.prairie.org/resources/detours/border-studies-re-mapping-humanities

Spivak, Gayatri.

            “Three Women's Texts and a Critique of Imperialism” [worlding, Jean Rhys]

                        Link to text at UPenn: http://knarf.english.upenn.edu/Articles/spivak.html

NOTES ON SPIVAK, WORLDING, AND RHYS

      http://pjrusnak.wordpress.com/2010/10/23/worlding/

      http://knarf.english.upenn.edu/Articles/spivak.html   [Spivak’s article from critical inquiry, where she talks about Rhys’ and two other women writers]

      http://www.postcolonialweb.org/poldiscourse/spivak/spivak3.html

      http://mashrabiyya.wordpress.com/2012/07/05/can-the-subaltern-speak-gayatri-spivak-and-post-colonialism/  

List of Peer-Reviewed Journals

List of Journals: BY DISCIPLINE 

CULTURAL STUDIES

SOCIAL TEXT (1979-Present, Bi-monthly)

*Cultural Studies

*Edited by Brent Hayes Edwards, Anna McCarthy, and Neferti Tadiar)

            *Published By Duke UP

* http://socialtextjournal.org/

CULTURAL STUDIES

*Bi-month

*published by UNC

*Edited by Lawrence Grossberg**)

                                    -UNC Chapel Hill

CRIT, a critical studies journal

CRITICAL INQUIRY

*Edited by W. J. T. Mitchell

*Began in 1974 by Mitchell, Wayne Booth, and others.

CULTURAL CRITIQUE

LITERATURE AND THEORY

PMLA (1884-present)

*Quarterly

*One of the most prestigious literary journals

*Edited by Simon Gikandi (Princeton)

                        -Kenyan-born, received a B.A. in literature from the University of Nairobi.

PHILOSOPHY AND LITERATURE

NEW LITERARY HISTORY: A JOURNAL OF THEORY AND INTERPRETATION

            *http://www.newliteraryhistory.org/about_NLH.php

*Quarterly

            *Published by Johns Hopkins

            *Edited by Rita Felski  

            -Professor of English at UVA.

LITERATURE/FILM QUARTERLY

TWENTIETH CENTURY LITERATURE.

            *Published by Hofstra University

            * http://www.hofstra.edu/Academics/Colleges/HCLAS/ENGL/engl_tcl.html

            *Edited by Lee Zimmerman

MODERNISM/MODERNITY

            *Published by Johns Hopkins

            *Edited by Lawrence Rainey (University of York)

INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTS AND HUMANITIES JOURNALS

DIACRITICS

            *Published by Johns Hopkins

* Founded in 1971, diacritics offers a forum for rethinking the aims and methods of the humanities. The journal features a reflexive approach to literary theory and criticism, "Continental" philosophy, and political thought. The past, present, and future relationships between intellectual creation, language, conceptual knowledge, and artistic invention are the main concerns of diacritics.

THE EXPLICATOR

            *Published by Taylor and Francis

OCTOBER, peer-reviewed contemporary art, theory, criticism published by MIT

ARTS AND HUMANITIES CITATION INDEX

Arts & Humanities Citation Citation Index is a multidisciplinary index covering the journal literature of the arts and humanities. It fully covers 1,160 of the world's leading arts and humanities journals, and it indexes individually selected, relevant items from over 6,800 major science and social science journals.  A special feature is cited reference searching, which allows the researcher to search citation data (the footnotes to individual articles), taking a known paper and finding others which cite it or finding all papers citing work by a specific author.

This index is included in the Web of Science and covers from 1975 to the present. (from IUB.edu)

JOURNAL CITATION REPORTS--

POSTCOLONIAL/ETHNIC/MINORITY/DIASPORA/AFRICAN

JOURNAL OF POSTCOLONIAL WRITING

ETHNIC AND RACIAL STUDIES

CRITICAL APPROACHES TO ETHNIC AMERICAN LITERATURE

CRITICAL AFRICAN STUDIES, social, economic, and political issues in Africa.

CRITICAL SOCIOLOGY

PUBLIC CULTURE

POETICS TODAY

CRITICAL STUDIES (IN TELEVISION)

CRITICAL STUDIES ON TERRORISM

MILTON QUARTERLY

PHILOSOPHY

SOCIOLOGY

HISTORY

HISTORY AND THEORY

PSYCHOLOGY

ECONOMICS

JOURNAL OF POST KEYNESIAN ECONOMICS

GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY COMPASS  (

List of Journals: BY DISCIPLINE 

CULTURAL STUDIES

SOCIAL TEXT (1979-Present, Bi-monthly)

*Cultural Studies

*Edited by Brent Hayes Edwards, Anna McCarthy, and Neferti Tadiar)

            *Published By Duke UP

* http://socialtextjournal.org/

CULTURAL STUDIES

*Bi-month

*published by UNC

*Edited by Lawrence Grossberg**)

                                    -UNC Chapel Hill

CRIT, a critical studies journal

CRITICAL INQUIRY

*Edited by W. J. T. Mitchell

*Began in 1974 by Mitchell, Wayne Booth, and others.

CULTURAL CRITIQUE

LITERATURE AND THEORY

PMLA (1884-present)

*Quarterly

*One of the most prestigious literary journals

*Edited by Simon Gikandi (Princeton)

                        -Kenyan-born, received a B.A. in literature from the University of Nairobi.

PHILOSOPHY AND LITERATURE

NEW LITERARY HISTORY: A JOURNAL OF THEORY AND INTERPRETATION

            *http://www.newliteraryhistory.org/about_NLH.php

*Quarterly

            *Published by Johns Hopkins

            *Edited by Rita Felski  

            -Professor of English at UVA.

LITERATURE/FILM QUARTERLY

TWENTIETH CENTURY LITERATURE.

            *Published by Hofstra University

            * http://www.hofstra.edu/Academics/Colleges/HCLAS/ENGL/engl_tcl.html

            *Edited by Lee Zimmerman

MODERNISM/MODERNITY

            *Published by Johns Hopkins

            *Edited by Lawrence Rainey (University of York)

INTERDISCIPLINARY ARTS AND HUMANITIES JOURNALS

DIACRITICS

            *Published by Johns Hopkins

* Founded in 1971, diacritics offers a forum for rethinking the aims and methods of the humanities. The journal features a reflexive approach to literary theory and criticism, "Continental" philosophy, and political thought. The past, present, and future relationships between intellectual creation, language, conceptual knowledge, and artistic invention are the main concerns of diacritics.

THE EXPLICATOR

            *Published by Taylor and Francis

OCTOBER, peer-reviewed contemporary art, theory, criticism published by MIT

ARTS AND HUMANITIES CITATION INDEX

Arts & Humanities Citation Citation Index is a multidisciplinary index covering the journal literature of the arts and humanities. It fully covers 1,160 of the world's leading arts and humanities journals, and it indexes individually selected, relevant items from over 6,800 major science and social science journals.  A special feature is cited reference searching, which allows the researcher to search citation data (the footnotes to individual articles), taking a known paper and finding others which cite it or finding all papers citing work by a specific author.

This index is included in the Web of Science and covers from 1975 to the present. (from IUB.edu)

JOURNAL CITATION REPORTS--

POSTCOLONIAL/ETHNIC/MINORITY/DIASPORA/AFRICAN

JOURNAL OF POSTCOLONIAL WRITING

ETHNIC AND RACIAL STUDIES

CRITICAL APPROACHES TO ETHNIC AMERICAN LITERATURE

CRITICAL AFRICAN STUDIES, social, economic, and political issues in Africa.

CRITICAL SOCIOLOGY

PUBLIC CULTURE

POETICS TODAY

CRITICAL STUDIES (IN TELEVISION)

CRITICAL STUDIES ON TERRORISM

MILTON QUARTERLY

PHILOSOPHY

SOCIOLOGY

HISTORY

HISTORY AND THEORY

PSYCHOLOGY

ECONOMICS

JOURNAL OF POST KEYNESIAN ECONOMICS

GEOGRAPHY

GEOGRAPHY COMPASS  (