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#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
1	7	11	315 1982 CRITICAL INQUIRY 8 (4): 805-811 HEILBRUN CG A RESPONSE TO WRITING AND SEXUAL DIFFERENCE	0	1
2	6	26	1268 2006 CRITICAL INQUIRY 32 (2): 208-225 Stevens AH; Williams J The footnote, in theory (Anthony Grafton's book The 'Footnote, A Curious History')	0	0
3	5	9	314 1982 CRITICAL INQUIRY 8 (4): 797-804 GALLOP J WRITING AND SEXUAL DIFFERENCE - THE DIFFERENCE WITHIN	0	2
4	5	17	431 1985 CRITICAL INQUIRY 11 (4): 519-538 CAVELL S THE DIVISION OF TALENT + CONFLICTS IN CURRENT CRITICAL-THEORY	0	3
5	5	7	438 1985 CRITICAL INQUIRY 11 (4): 672-678 HIRSCHKOP K A RESPONSE TO THE FORUM ON BAKHTIN,MIKHAIL	0	5
6	5	111	732 1992 CRITICAL INQUIRY 18 (3): 506-529 ANDERSON W WHERE-EVERY-PROSPECT-PLEASES-AND-ONLY-MAN-IS-VILE, LABORATORY MEDICINE AS COLONIAL DISCOURSE	0	6
7	5	7	754 1992 CRITICAL INQUIRY 19 (1): 186-193 KNAPP S; MICHAELS WB AGAINST THEORY + A REPLY TO WILSON,GEORGE	0	3
8	5	6	1038 2000 CRITICAL INQUIRY 26 (3): 615-618 Kincaid JR A response to critical comments	0	0
9	5	8	1039 2000 CRITICAL INQUIRY 26 (3): 619-626 Pellegrini A Interested third parties: A response to Tania Modleski	0	0
10	4	58	201 1980 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (3): 539-567 MITCHELL WJT SPATIAL FORM IN LITERATURE - TOWARD A GENERAL-THEORY	2	25
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
11	4	49	290 1981 CRITICAL INQUIRY 8 (2): 347-361 GARDINER JK ON FEMALE IDENTITY AND WRITING BY WOMEN + THE IMAGE OF THE FEMININE IDENTITY IN LITERATURE	3	23
12	4	4	329 1982 CRITICAL INQUIRY 9 (1): 248-258 MICHAELS WB IS THERE A POLITICS OF INTERPRETATION	1	4
13	4	25	423 1985 CRITICAL INQUIRY 11 (3): 433-458 FISH S PRAGMATISM AND LITERARY-THEORY, CONSEQUENCES	0	19
14	4	8	424 1985 CRITICAL INQUIRY 11 (3): 459-465 RORTY R PRAGMATISM AND LITERARY-THEORY, PHILOSOPHY WITHOUT PRINCIPLES	0	6
15	4	10	425 1985 CRITICAL INQUIRY 11 (3): 466-473 KNAPP S; MICHAELS B PRAGMATISM AND LITERARY-THEORY, A REPLY TO RORTY,RICHARD	2	5
16	4	71	435 1985 CRITICAL INQUIRY 11 (4): 620-641 MAILLOUX S RHETORICAL HERMENEUTICS	0	12
17	4	49	982 1999 CRITICAL INQUIRY 25 (2): 380-396 Gubar S Notations in medias res (Feminist criticism)	1	6
18	3	32	43 1977 CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (3): 407-423 BOOTH WC LIMITS OF PLURALISM .1. PRESERVING EXEMPLAR - OR, HOW NOT TO DIG OUR OWN GRAVES	2	26
19	3	5	121 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 163-166 SWANSON DR TOWARD A PSYCHOLOGY OF METAPHOR	0	1
20	3	14	266 1981 CRITICAL INQUIRY 7 (4): 784-792 WALDMAN MR THE OTHERWISE UNNOTEWORTHY YEAR 711 - A REPLY TO WHITE,HAYDEN	0	2
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
21	3	68	353 1983 CRITICAL INQUIRY 9 (4): 635-683 FRIED M THE STRUCTURE OF BEHOLDING IN COURBET 'BURIAL AT ORNANS'	1	12
22	3	46	365 1983 CRITICAL INQUIRY 10 (1): 61-81 LIPKING L ARISTOTLE SISTER + EXCLUSION OF WOMEN FROM LITERATURE - A POETICS OF ABANDONMENT	0	16
23	3	16	540 1987 CRITICAL INQUIRY 14 (1): 49-68 KNAPP S; MICHAELS WB AGAINST THEORY-2 - HERMENEUTICS AND DECONSTRUCTION	2	22
24	3	29	635 1990 CRITICAL INQUIRY 16 (2): 438-465 CHRISTENSEN J FROM RHETORIC TO CORPORATE POPULISM, A ROMANTIC CRITIQUE OF THE ACADEMY IN AN AGE OF HIGH GOSSIP	1	5
25	3	38	733 1992 CRITICAL INQUIRY 18 (3): 530-555 BERLANT L; BUNN D; DHARWADKER V; FIELD N; GAONKAR D; et al. CRITICAL MULTICULTURALISM	0	9
26	3	73	747 1992 CRITICAL INQUIRY 19 (1): 22-69 FRIED M MANET IN HIS GENERATION - THE FACE OF PAINTING IN THE 1860S	2	4
27	3	34	775 1993 CRITICAL INQUIRY 19 (4): 693-725 BOYARIN D; BOYARIN J DIASPORA, GENERATION AND THE GROUND OF JEWISH IDENTITY	1	38
28	3	52	969 1998 CRITICAL INQUIRY 25 (1): 136-168 Duve TD; Holmes B How Manet's A 'Bar at the Folies-Bergere' is constructed	2	2
29	3	10	971 1998 CRITICAL INQUIRY 25 (1): 181-189 Duve TD Critical response II - Intuition, logic, intuition (Manet, A 'Bar at the Folies-Bergere')	0	0
30	3	7	983 1999 CRITICAL INQUIRY 25 (2): 397-400 Heilbrun CG Comment on exchange between Robyn Wiegman and Susan Gubar concerning 'What Ails Feminist Criticism?'	0	1
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
31	3	4	1015 1999 CRITICAL INQUIRY 26 (1): 154-158 LaCapra D Yes, yes, yes, yes...Well, maybe: Response to Nicholas Royle	0	4
32	3	5	1035 2000 CRITICAL INQUIRY 26 (3): 591-600 Modleski T Fight the power: A response to Jane Gallop, James Kincaid, and Ann Pellegrini	1	1
33	2	5	110 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (4): 839-845 KINCAID JR PLURALISTIC MONISM	1	4
34	2	44	118 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 123-141 GARDNER H; WINNER E DEVELOPMENT OF METAPHORIC COMPETENCE - IMPLICATIONS FOR HUMANISTIC DISCIPLINES	1	7
35	2	27	141 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (3): 441-469 ACKERMAN JS JUDGING ART WITHOUT ABSOLUTES	0	2
36	2	7	172 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (1): 131-143 BLACK M HOW METAPHORS WORK - REPLY TO DAVIDSON,DONALD	0	2
37	2	3	191 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (2): 355-357 ROSKILL M REPLY TO REICHERT,JOHN AND FISH,STANLEY + MEANINGS IN 'SAMSON AGONISTES'	0	0
38	2	8	253 1981 CRITICAL INQUIRY 7 (3): 622-633 MITCHELL WJT DIAGRAMMATOLOGY + REPLY TO SURETTE,LEON CRITIQUE	0	2
39	2	2	268 1981 CRITICAL INQUIRY 7 (4): 799-801 GOODMAN N THE TELLING AND THE TOLD + REPLY TO SMITH,BARBARA,HERRSTEIN ON NARRATIVE VERSIONS, NARRATIVE THEORIES	0	1
40	2	58	277 1981 CRITICAL INQUIRY 8 (1): 133-149 NEHAMAS A THE POSTULATED AUTHOR + CRITICAL MONISM AS A REGULATIVE IDEAL	0	26
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
41	2	55	291 1981 CRITICAL INQUIRY 8 (2): 363-379 STIMPSON CR ZERO DEGREE DEVIANCY - THE LESBIAN NOVEL IN ENGLISH	2	25
42	2	50	322 1982 CRITICAL INQUIRY 9 (1): 113-131 WHITE H THE POLITICS OF HISTORICAL INTERPRETATION - DISCIPLINE AND DESUBLIMATION	1	25
43	2	31	327 1982 CRITICAL INQUIRY 9 (1): 217-234 FRIED M HOW MODERNISM WORKS + ON GREENBERG,CLEMENT THEORY OF ART - A RESPONSE TO CLARK,T.J.	0	5
44	2	35	330 1982 CRITICAL INQUIRY 9 (1): 259-278 SPIVAK GC THE POLITICS OF INTERPRETATIONS	0	2
45	2	51	336 1982 CRITICAL INQUIRY 9 (2): 379-404 BROWN M THE CLASSIC IS THE BAROQUE - ON THE PRINCIPLE OF WOLFFLIN ART-HISTORY	1	9
46	2	2	344 1983 CRITICAL INQUIRY 9 (3): 515-516 GOODHEART E REPLIES TO TAVE,STUART AND LEVINE,GEORGE + ARNOLD,MATTHEW LITERARY-CRITICISM AND SOCIETY	0	1
47	2	20	355 1983 CRITICAL INQUIRY 9 (4): 726-742 OHARA DT REVISIONARY MADNESS - THE PROSPECTS OF AMERICAN LITERARY-THEORY AT THE PRESENT TIME	0	1
48	2	3	356 1983 CRITICAL INQUIRY 9 (4): 743-747 HIRSCH ED AGAINST THEORY + DECONSTRUCTION, INTENTIONALISM, AND LITERARY-CRITICISM	4	5
49	2	24	359 1983 CRITICAL INQUIRY 9 (4): 767-774 PARKER H LOST AUTHORITY - NON-SENSE, SKEWED MEANINGS, AND INTENTIONLESS MEANINGS	0	0
50	2	5	362 1983 CRITICAL INQUIRY 9 (4): 790-800 KNAPP S; MICHAELS WB A REPLY TO OUR CRITICS + AGAINST THEORY - REBUTTAL	5	11
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
51	2	95	388 1984 CRITICAL INQUIRY 10 (3): 510-542 FRIED M PAINTING MEMORIES - ON THE CONTAINMENT OF THE PAST IN BAUDELAIRE AND MANET	5	15
52	2	6	406 1984 CRITICAL INQUIRY 11 (1): 163-170 PECHTER E WHEN PECHTER READS FROULA PRETENDING SHES EVE READING MILTON, OR, NEW FEMINIST IS BUT OLD PRIEST WRIT LARGE	1	5
53	2	33	422 1985 CRITICAL INQUIRY 11 (3): 418-431 RABINOWITZ PJ THE TURN OF THE 'GLASS KEY', POPULAR FICTION AS READING STRATEGY	2	10
54	2	33	427 1985 CRITICAL INQUIRY 11 (3): 486-497 MARCUS J QUENTIN BOGEY + RESPONSE TO BELL,QUENTIN	1	3
55	2	3	429 1985 CRITICAL INQUIRY 11 (3): 502-508 KRIEGER M OPTICS AND AESTHETIC PERCEPTION - A REBUTTAL	0	1
56	2	17	432 1985 CRITICAL INQUIRY 11 (4): 539-572 SNYDER J LAS 'MENINAS' AND THE MIRROR OF THE PRINCE + INTIMATION OF IDEALITY IN THE PAINTING OF VELAZQUEZ,DIEGO	3	13
57	2	45	434 1985 CRITICAL INQUIRY 11 (4): 595-619 ERKKILA B GARBO,GRETA SAILING BEYOND THE FRAME	0	0
58	2	4	464 1986 CRITICAL INQUIRY 12 (2): 449-452 FRIED M FORGET IT + PAINTING MEMORIES - A RESPONSE TO SHIFF,RICHARD	0	1
59	2	85	470 1986 CRITICAL INQUIRY 12 (3): 503-520 HASSAN I PLURALISM IN POSTMODERN PERSPECTIVE	0	20
60	2	3	476 1986 CRITICAL INQUIRY 12 (3): 601-604 RABINOWITZ PJ ASSUMING THE OBVIOUS - A REPLY TO LONGHURST,DEREK + POPULAR FICTION AS READING STRATEGY	0	1
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
61	2	2	479 1986 CRITICAL INQUIRY 12 (3): 627-630 HIRSCH ED COMING WITH TERMS TO MEANING	0	1
62	2	42	556 1988 CRITICAL INQUIRY 14 (2): 386-406 GILBERT SM; GUBAR S THE MAN ON THE DUMP VERSUS THE UNITED DAMES OF AMERICA, OR, WHAT DOES LENTRICCHIA,FRANK WANT	2	5
63	2	22	564 1988 CRITICAL INQUIRY 14 (3): 516-538 RADWAY J THE BOOK-OF-THE-MONTH CLUB AND THE GENERAL READER - ON THE USES OF SERIOUS FICTION	0	2
64	2	56	638 1990 CRITICAL INQUIRY 16 (3): 506-531 BAL M DEDISCIPLINING THE EYE + PROBLEMS USING REALISM FOR THE BASIS OF READING IMAGES AND TEXTS	0	10
65	2	38	640 1990 CRITICAL INQUIRY 16 (3): 551-571 WALKER C FEMINIST LITERARY-CRITICISM AND THE AUTHOR + FOUCAULT AND THE AUTHOR-FUNCTION IN TEXTS	0	17
66	2	17	644 1990 CRITICAL INQUIRY 16 (3): 633-643 RORTY R AN EXCHANGE ON TRUTH, FREEDOM, AND POLITICS .1. TRUTH AND FREEDOM - A REPLY TO MCCARTHY,THOMAS	1	18
67	2	9	645 1990 CRITICAL INQUIRY 16 (3): 644-671 MCCARTHY T AN EXCHANGE ON TRUTH, FREEDOM, AND POLITICS .2. IRONIST-THEORY AS A VOCATION - A RESPONSE TO RORTY,RICHARD - REPLY	0	10
68	2	23	666 1990 CRITICAL INQUIRY 17 (1): 35-45 DAVIDSON AI 1933-1934 - THOUGHTS ON NATIONAL SOCIALISM - INTRODUCTION	0	0
69	2	48	681 1991 CRITICAL INQUIRY 17 (2): 358-385 BERNSTEIN MA THESE CHILDREN THAT COME AT YOU WITH KNIVES, RESENTMENT, MASS-CULTURE, AND THE SATURNALIA	0	2
70	2	6	697 1991 CRITICAL INQUIRY 17 (3): 644-649 BEDIENT C HOW I SLUGGED IT OUT WITH MOI,TORIL, AND STAYED AWAKE + READING KRISTEVA	0	0
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
71	2	65	726 1992 CRITICAL INQUIRY 18 (2): 363-386 PREZIOSI D THE QUESTION OF ART-HISTORY	0	5
72	2	69	731 1992 CRITICAL INQUIRY 18 (3): 474-505 BOYARIN D THIS-WE-KNOW-TO-BE-THE-CARNAL-ISRAEL, CIRCUMCISION AND THE EROTIC LIFE OF GOD AND ISRAEL	1	7
73	2	27	750 1992 CRITICAL INQUIRY 19 (1): 105-130 ZHANG LX WESTERN THEORY AND CHINESE REALITY	0	3
74	2	119	766 1993 CRITICAL INQUIRY 19 (3): 470-498 ABEL E BLACK WRITING, WHITE READING, RACE AND THE POLITICS OF FEMINIST INTERPRETATION	2	23
75	2	64	781 1993 CRITICAL INQUIRY 20 (1): 69-102 FOSTER H PRIMITIVE SCENES + DEPICTION AND IMAGERY OF BLACKS IN MODERNIST PRIMITIVISM ART	0	4
76	2	113	806 1994 CRITICAL INQUIRY 20 (4): 623-662 LEYS R TRAUMATIC CURES - SHELL-SHOCK, JANET, AND THE QUESTION OF MEMORY	2	14
77	2	45	812 1994 CRITICAL INQUIRY 21 (1): 1-36 FRIED M BETWEEN REALISMS, FROM DERRIDA TO MANET	0	1
78	2	2	855 1995 CRITICAL INQUIRY 22 (1): 159-161 BRENNAN T RAP REDOUBT, THE BEAUTY OF THE MIX + A REPLY TO SHUSTERMAN,RICHARD	0	0
79	2	23	864 1996 CRITICAL INQUIRY 22 (2): 383-392 FUSS D LOOK WHOS TALKING, OR IF LOOKS COULD KILL + A REPLY TO ROTHENBERG,MOLLY,ANNE AND VALENTE,JOSEPH	0	3
80	2	73	936 1998 CRITICAL INQUIRY 24 (2): 289-327 Kipnis L Adultery	0	9
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
81	2	97	978 1999 CRITICAL INQUIRY 25 (2): 306-343 Hansen MB Benjamin and cinema: Not a one-way street (Walter Benjamin, aesthetics)	1	13
82	2	11	996 1999 CRITICAL INQUIRY 25 (3): 631-637 Povinelli EA The cunning of recognition: A reply to John Frow and Meaghan Morris	0	0
83	2	64	1000 1999 CRITICAL INQUIRY 25 (4): 696-727 LaCapra D Trauma, absence, loss (Holocaust, history)	1	15
84	2	7	1002 1999 CRITICAL INQUIRY 25 (4): 758-783 Kincaid JR; Phelan J What do we owe texts? Respect, irreverence, or nothing at all?	0	1
85	2	7	1013 1999 CRITICAL INQUIRY 26 (1): 140-146 Brenkman J Reply to Drucilla Cornell	0	0
86	2	39	1031 2000 CRITICAL INQUIRY 26 (3): 488-528 Jones CA The modernist paradigm: The artworld and Thomas Kuhn	2	5
87	2	90	1144 2003 CRITICAL INQUIRY 29 (4): 599-633 Riskin J The defecating duck, or, the ambiguous origins of artificial life	0	1
88	1	17	4 1976 CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (3): 447-464 ABRAMS MH RATIONALITY AND IMAGINATION IN CULTURAL HISTORY - REPLY TO BOOTH,WAYNE	2	14
89	1	15	29 1976 CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (1): 183-190 MAILLOUX S FISH,STANLEY INTERPRETING THE 'VARIORUM' - ADVANCE OR RETREAT	0	1
90	1	17	46 1977 CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (3): 449-470 GOMBRICH EH MUSEUM - PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE	0	2
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
91	1	22	63 1977 CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (4): 781-802 KINCAID JR CRITICAL RESPONSE .2. COHERENT READERS, INCOHERENT TEXTS	3	17
92	1	1	75 1977 CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (1): 181-193 ABRAMS MH BEHAVIORISM AND DECONSTRUCTION - COMMENT ON PECKHAM,MORSE 'INFINITUDE OF PLURALISM'	0	5
93	1	19	87 1977 CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (2): 397-406 MARTIN W LITERARY-CRITICS AND THEIR DISCONTENTS - RESPONSE TO HARTMAN,GEOFFREY	0	0
94	1	6	98 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (3): 579-588 KERMODE F CRITICAL RESPONSE .1. REPLY	0	5
95	1	18	114 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 49-72 BOOTH WC METAPHOR AS RHETORIC - PROBLEM OF EVALUATION	1	13
96	1	4	122 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 167-174 HARRIES K MANY USES OF METAPHOR	0	2
97	1	8	124 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 177-188 SCHAEFER M PSYCHOANALYSIS AND 'MARIONETTE THEATER' - INTERPRETATION IS NOT DEPRECIATION	0	1
98	1	15	137 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (2): 401-416 BURKE K METHODOLOGICAL REPRESSION AND-OR STRATEGIES OF CONTAINMENT	0	5
99	1	29	147 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (3): 553-568 MINER E GENESIS AND DEVELOPMENT OF LITERARY SYSTEMS .2.	0	2
100	1	1	148 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (3): 569-575 GRAFF G NEW-CRITICISM ONCE MORE	0	1

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