Cary Nelson and the struggle for the university: poetry, politics, and the profession

1. Exemplary Career: Cary Nelson and the Struggle for the University / Michael Rothberg and Peter K. Garrett

Pt. 1. Canon and the Politics of Poetry

2. Preserving Thresholds: The Scholar in the Museum, Junk Shop, and Library / Edward Brunner

3. Cary Nelson: Expanding the Canon of American Poetry / Walter Kalaidjian

4. "We Should Always Read What Other People Assure Us Is No Good": The Good of the No Good / Grant Farred

5. Lives of Haiku Poetry: Self, Selflessness, and Solidarity in Concentration Camp Haiku / Karen Jackson Ford

6. Contexts, Choruses, and Katabases (Canonical and Non-): Some Methodological Implications of Cary Nelson's Recovery Work / Michael Thurston

Pt. 2. Corporatization and the Politics of the Academy

7. Worlds to Win: Toward a Cultural Studies of the University Itself / Marc Bousquet

8. Organization Man / Michael Berube

9. Humanities, the University, and the Enemy Within / Stephen Watt

10. Everyday Life at the Corporate University / Jane Juffer

11. Who's Afraid of Cultural Studies? / Lisa Duggan

12. Rise of the Global University / Andrew Ross

Pt. 3. Pedagogy and the Politics of Mentoring

13. Graduate Mentoring: A Poetics / Marsha Bryant

14. Empire and the Anxiety of Influence / Brady Harrison

15. Learning My Professional Responsibilities / James D. Sullivan

16. Let Us Now Praise Famous Men / Jim Finnegan

17. Cary Nelson at the Naval Academy / Jeff Sychterz

18. Without Shame: On Cary Nelson's Legacy / John Marsh

19. Activism and Community in the Academy / Cary Nelson.