MLN
 Over a century ago, MLN pioneered the introduction of contemporary
continental criticism into American scholarship. Its reputation for high
standards and excellent quality continue into the new millennium. Published
by the Johns Hopkins University Press, MLN includes five issues each year: four
issues concern critical studies in the modern languages (Italian, Hispanic,
German, French) and one issues concerns recent
work in the field of Comparative Literature. Under the direction of
Professor Richard Macksey, with assistance from
one graduate student each year, the Humanities Center
oversees the development and publication of MLN 's Comparative
Literature issue.
An online
version of current issues, as well as a limited online archive of MLN is available through Project Muse.
The Johns Hopkins University
Press
The JHU
Press is America's
oldest academic press, founded in 1878 by Daniel Coit
Gilman, the University's first president. For Gilman, publishing, along with
teaching and research, was a primary obligation of a great university.
Since its beginning, the Johns Hopkins University Press has carried the
name and mission of the University to every corner of the world. The Press
has published more than 6,000 titles and a wide variety of scholarly
journals.
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website for more information.
Recent Faculty
Publications
Minimal Theologies: Critiques of Secular Reason
in Adorno and Levinas, Hent de Vries (Johns Hopkins Unniversity Press, 2005).
The Next Bend in
the Road, Michael Fried (University of Chicago
Press, 2004).
Genesis And Trace: Derrida Reading Husserl And
Heidegger, Paola Marrati (Stanford University Press, 2005).
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