Culture and the Problem of the Disciplines

Edited by John Carlos Rowe

"Several of our most prominent critics present an illuminating cross-section of the current 'dissensus'on the shape of the postdisciplinary university, including the pros and cons of cultural studies as the new organizing principle of academic work." — Gerald Graff

"Bold, courageous, and important. At once wise and provocative, the book shows us how we might think about the humanities—and how we might act as humanists—as the world changes around, about, and under us." — Catharine R. Stimpson, New York University

Related Subjects

• Literary Criticism and Theory

Series

• Critical Theory Institute Book

About the Author

JOHN CARLOS ROWE is professor of English at the University of California, Irvine, where he is a founding member of the Critical Theory Institute.

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