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Representations 116 Special Issue: The Humanities and the Crisis of The Public University

Colleen Lye, Christopher Newfield, James Vernon Humanists and the Public University

Wendy Brown The End of Educated Democracy

Geoffrey Galt Harpham From Eternity to Here: Shrinkage in American Thinking About Higher Education

Sarah Amsler Beyond All Reason: Spaces of Hope in the Struggle for England's Universities

Christopher L. Connery Marches Through the Institutions: University Activism in the Sixties and Present

Suzanne Guerlac Humanities 2.0: E-Learning in the Digital World

Bob Meister Debt and Taxes: Can the Financial Industry Save Public Universities?

Randy Martin Taking an Administrative Turn: Derivative Logics for a Recharged Humanities

Reflections on a Year of Protest at Berkeley:

Ananya Roy "We Are All Students of Color Now"

Shannon Steen We Are All Arts Departments Now

George Lakoff The Brain, The Mind, and the Threat to Public Universities

UPCOMING IN REPRESENTATIONS 117: Tami Spector on Nanoaesthetics, Finn Brunton on Spam, Daniel Boyarin on Thucydides and Plato, Emma Barker on Greuze, and Andrea Henderson on Victorian Physics and Photography