Volume
51
INTERIM
EDITOR’S PREFACE: Gilbert D. Chaitin
ARTICLES
THE FUTURE OF THE PREMODERN IN COMPARATIVE STUDIES
Guest Editor’s Preface
Heather Richardson Hayton
The Challenge of Philology and Comparative Study of the Late Middle
Ages
Laurel Amtower
Classics
and Comparative Literature
Emily Wilson
The Legacy of Erich Auerbach and Edward Said: Philology and History
in the Future of Comparative Literature
Brenda Deen Schildgen
Cultural Amphibians: Translation, Early Print, and the Comparative
New Historicism
A. E. B. Coldiron
Synopsis and Scrutiny: A Pictorial Classification of Renaissance Literary
Forms
Eric MacPhail
The Ethics of Montaigne’s “Des boyteux”: The Case of
Martin Guerre
Zahi Zalloua
English Conquistadors: Spanish Conquest Narratives and Ralegh’s
Discovery of the Large, Rich and Beautiful Empire of Guiana
Robert Viking O’Brien and Stephen Kent O’Brien
Renewing the Mythic Power of Spatial Metaphors in Word and Place Through
“Diasporic” Tensions, as Exemplified in Dogen and Meister
Eckhart
SunHee Kim Gertz
MUTABILITY REDUX
A Note on the Mutability Project
Eugene Eoyang & David M. Hertz
Hugo von Hofmannsthal and Historical Mutability
Steven P. Sondrup
Judgment, Mobility, and Spenser’s Mutabilitie
Joseph Parry
Two Views on Mutability: A Comparative Reading of Chinese and English
Poems
Cecile Chu-chin Sun
DEPARTMENTS
HORST FRENZ PRIZE ESSAY, 2003
Joy Kogawa’s Native Envy:New World Discourse in Obasan and Itsuka
Sarah Phillips Casteel
HORST FRENZ PRIZE ESSAY, 2004
Empiricism and Empire: Orientalist Antiquing in Balzac’s Peau
de chagrin
Geoffrey Baker
REVIEW ESSAYS
