...Jim Cocola Cocola 143 Jim Cocola Eyes on the University (on Derek Bok, Universities in the Marketplace: The Commercialization of Higher Education [Princeton: Princeton UP, 2003]; Jacques Derrida, Eyes of the...

...David R. Shumway 2005 the minnesota review 2005 David R. Shumway Ideas of the University (on Christopher Newfield, Ivy and Industry: Business and the Making of the American University, 1880-1980 [Durham: Duke UP, 2003]) Seemingly since the day of its...

...Carl Levine © 2006 the minnesota review 2006 Carl Levine "Whose University? Our University The Case for GA Unions The idealized version of the university—as a community of scholars enjoying a free space for intellectual discourse, insulated from the pressures of the...

...Michael DuPuis © 2009 the minnesota review 2009 Works Cited Arizona State University Office of Public Affairs . “ Budget Cuts .” Arizona State University . Feb. 2009 . < http://asu.edu/budgetcuts/ >. 5 May 2009 . Arizona State University Office of Initiatives . “ New...

...Jim Cocola © 2008 the minnesota review 2008 Works Cited and Consulted “American Association of University Professors: Constitution of the Association.” Academe 94 . 2 ( March-April 2008 ): 112 - 9 . Berry Wendell . Home Economics . San Francisco : North Point , 1987...

...Hannah Gurman Hannah Gurman Class, Culture, and the Decline of the University (on Joe Berry’s Reclaiming the Ivory Tower: Organizing Adjuncts to Change Higher Education [New York: Monthly Review P, 2005]; Marc Bousquet’s How the University Works: Higher...

...Maurice S. Lee © 2008 the minnesota review 2008 Jim Cocola How the University Unmakes (on Marc Bousquet’s How the University Works: Higher Education and the Low-Wage Nation [New York: NYU P, 2008], Christopher Newfield’s Unmaking the Public University: The...

...Jeffrey Herlihy-Mera Candidates from mid- and low-tier universities are not hired at top universities because they are not interviewed. The data in this article demonstrate that professors appointed to positions in the top tiers of US News and World Report and National Research Council rankings...

... perhaps especially, in the age of Google, English retains its protocological status. The essay then considers the place of global English within the twenty-first-century university, perhaps no longer the University of Excellence but the University of Efficiency. The overarching suggestion is that the...

... comparative literature at Bennington College, the University of Pennsylvania, and Duke University, and her accomplishments as a scholar and theorist. The interview draws out Smith’s views on a wide range of issues relating to contemporary critical thought and changes in university life over the past fifty or...

...Phillip E. Wegner I reflect upon the value of Jacques Lacan's 1969–70 Seminar XVII, The Other Side of Psychoanalysis , for thinking about the challenges we face as scholars and teachers working in the contemporary university. As with Lacan's title for this seminar, my title has a range of meanings...

... on secularism. Scott was trained as a social historian of France, and her first book was The Glassworkers of Carmaux: French Craftsmen and Political Action in a Nineteenth-Century City . With Louise Tilly she authored Women, Work, and Family . As founding director of Brown University's Pembroke...

... religious, any cosmopolitanism worthy of the name must offer a model of inclusivity and universalism that both recognizes and reckons with the substantive differences that separate varieties of religious and secular experience. © 2011 Virginia Tech 2011 Works Cited Albright Madeleine . 2003...

... Sensible Life (2016), a book that decisively expands his notion of mediality of the sensible as to reimage the concept of life. The interview also deals with a wide range of topics, such as the arrangement of the modern university as well as Coccia's most recent work on modern publicity and advertisement...

... interdisciplinarity was not yet trendy and continuing with her nineteen years in the rhetoric department at the University of California at Berkeley. She describes the evolution of her relationship to Freud's thought, her ongoing commitment to feminism, her more recent engagement with Heidegger, and the place of...

...Max Brzezinski This article evaluates the methods and ideological positions that define the critical movement known as the New Modernist Studies (NMS). It treats the NMS as characteristic of recent attempts to politicize aesthetics within the corporate university. The piece argues that the NMS has...

... distinction, these four critics reveal the universalism and collectivity out of which the lyric voice is constructed. I argue that the New Lyric Studies, widely construed to include these critics, brings poetry in line with the social poetics, world systems, and democratic inclusivity that figure prominently...

... movements get founded was precisely the one I had raised in my book, and it returns in altered form here). On the one hand, we have a Marxist analysis that explains such cultural phenomena as critical movements through reference to their economic base (the corporate university and the logic of late...

... specific books. For examples, check the review essays in this or recent past issues. —​Janell Watson, Editor Balsamo, Anne. 2011. Designing Culture: The Technological Imagination at Work. Durham, NC: Duke University Press. Berlant, Lauren. 2011. Cruel Optimism. Durham, NC: Duke University...

... specific books. For examples, check the review essays in this or recent past issues. —​Janell Watson, Editor Barrett, Ross, and Daniel Worden, eds. 2014. Oil Culture. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. Bhandar, Brenna, and Jonathan Goldberg-Hiller, eds. 2015. Plastic Materialities...