Volume 65.1 (2017)

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• Hans-Joachim Hahn, “Friedrich Theodor Vischer’s Shakespeare Criticism.”
• Gero Bauer, “Paranoid Masculinity in a Woman’s Mansion: Henry James’ ‘The Aspern Papers.’”
• Rolf Lundén, “’I had to leave, to get some air.’ The Swedish Encounter with the Stein Salons.”
• Lars-Frederik Bockmann, “’Freedom-from’ versus ‘Freedom-to’: A Dialectical Reading of David Foster Wallace’s Infinite Jest.”
• Yvonne Kappel, “Re-Membering the Travelogue: Generic Intertextuality as a Memory Practice in Teju Cole’s Every Day is for the Thief.”
• Jens Elze, “Cosmopolitan Place, Postcolonial Time and the Politics of Modernism in Teju Cole’s Open City.”
• Book Reviews
• Books Received