Volume
66, Number 4, Fall 1997
A
special issue featuring responses to the late Bill Readings' book
The University in Ruins, an analysis of the modern "transnational"
university, from a broad range of Canadian academic writers.
Articles
Introduction
Brian Corman
Dwelling
in the Ruins
Bill Readings
The
University' Is Theory: Universities Are Facts
Desmond Morton
Castles
on the Cortex; or, Medieval Scholasticism Revisited
Heather MacIvor
Comments
Terence Grier
Readings:
Purpose and Effect
Ernest Sirluck
Dissolution,
Dissensus, and the Possiblity of Community
Asha Varadharajan
Comments
Michiel Horn
Medieval
Maintenance, the Great Interrogations, and the Ruins of the University
Ian Winchester
La
Cosa Nostra: Universities and Humanities
T.H.Aadamowski
Comments
Rose Sheinin
Redesigning
the Ruins
Shirley Neuman
Runes
of Marx and The University in Ruins
L.M. Findlay
Angst
amid the Ruins
Clifford Orwin
