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#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
1	0	13	310 1982 CRITICAL INQUIRY 8 (4): 723-742 KNAPP S; MICHAELS WB AGAINST THEORY + LITERARY-CRITICISM	15	70
2	1	22	568 1988 CRITICAL INQUIRY 14 (3): 590-652 DERRIDA J LIKE THE SOUND OF THE SEA DEEP WITHIN A SHELL - DEMAN,PAUL WAR	9	55
3	0	13	113 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 31-47 DAVIDSON D WHAT METAPHORS MEAN	5	73
4	0	63	240 1980 CRITICAL INQUIRY 7 (2): 391-417 GILBERT SM COSTUMES OF THE MIND - TRANSVESTISM AS METAPHOR IN MODERN LITERATURE	5	23
5	2	5	362 1983 CRITICAL INQUIRY 9 (4): 790-800 KNAPP S; MICHAELS WB A REPLY TO OUR CRITICS + AGAINST THEORY - REBUTTAL	5	11
6	0	55	363 1983 CRITICAL INQUIRY 10 (1): 1-35 SMITH BH CONTINGENCIES OF VALUE + LITERARY EVALUATION	5	56
7	0	7	378 1983 CRITICAL INQUIRY 10 (2): 349-364 FISH S PROFESSION-DESPISE-THYSELF + COMMENTS ON RECENT WRITINGS ABOUT LITERARY-STUDIES AND (ANTI) PROFESSIONALISM - FEAR AND SELF-LOATHING IN LITERARY-STUDIES	5	15
8	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
9	0	18	680 1991 CRITICAL INQUIRY 17 (2): 336-357 APPIAH KA IS THE POST-IN POSTMODERNISM THE POST-IN POSTCOLONIAL	5	93
10	1	83	958 1998 CRITICAL INQUIRY 24 (4): 878-902 Gubar S What ails feminist criticism	5	19
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
11	0	1	992 1999 CRITICAL INQUIRY 25 (3): 599-609 Gallop J Resisting reasonableness (Sexual harassment policies, academic student-teacher relationships)	5	6
12	0	28	3 1976 CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (3): 411-445 BOOTH WC ABRAMS,M.H. - HISTORIAN AS CRITIC, CRITIC AS PLURALIST	4	14
13	0	7	197 1980 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (3): 477-488 SEARLE JR 'MENINAS' AND THE PARADOXES OF PICTORIAL REPRESENTATION	4	30
14	2	3	356 1983 CRITICAL INQUIRY 9 (4): 743-747 HIRSCH ED AGAINST THEORY + DECONSTRUCTION, INTENTIONALISM, AND LITERARY-CRITICISM	4	5
15	1	12	360 1983 CRITICAL INQUIRY 9 (4): 775-783 ROSMARIN A ON THE THEORY OF AGAINST-THEORY	4	6
16	0	9	994 1999 CRITICAL INQUIRY 25 (3): 617-625 Pellegrini A Pedagogy's turn: Observations on students, teachers, and transference-love (Comment on Jane Gallop's 'Resisting Reasonableness')	4	5
17	0	16	31 1976 CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (2): 203-220 HARTMAN G LITERARY-CRITICISM AND ITS DISCONTENTS	3	11
18	1	22	63 1977 CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (4): 781-802 KINCAID JR CRITICAL RESPONSE .2. COHERENT READERS, INCOHERENT TEXTS	3	17
19	0	10	225 1980 CRITICAL INQUIRY 7 (1): 103-119 GOODMAN N TWISTED TALES - OR, STORY, STUDY, AND SYMPHONY	3	10
20	1	21	232 1980 CRITICAL INQUIRY 7 (1): 213-236 SMITH BH AFTERTHOUGHTS ON NARRATIVE .3. NARRATIVE VERSIONS, NARRATIVE THEORIES	3	58
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
21	1	14	242 1980 CRITICAL INQUIRY 7 (2): 429-447 SNYDER J; COHEN T REFLECTIONS ON LAS 'MENINAS' - PARADOX LOST	3	21
22	1	77	282 1981 CRITICAL INQUIRY 8 (2): 179-205 SHOWALTER E FEMINIST CRITICISM IN THE WILDERNESS	3	54
23	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
24	0	58	306 1982 CRITICAL INQUIRY 8 (4): 619-649 FRIED M PAINTER INTO PAINTING - ON COURBET 'AFTER DINNER AT ORNANS' AND 'STONEBREAKERS'	3	9
25	0	22	309 1982 CRITICAL INQUIRY 8 (4): 693-721 FISH SE WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE AUTHOR - REFLECTIONS ON AUSTIN AND DERRIDA	3	21
26	1	23	319 1982 CRITICAL INQUIRY 9 (1): 45-76 BOOTH WC FREEDOM OF INTERPRETATION - BAKHTIN AND THE CHALLENGE OF FEMINIST CRITICISM	3	31
27	1	13	358 1983 CRITICAL INQUIRY 9 (4): 760-766 MAILLOUX S TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES - ON BEING AGAINST THEORY	3	5
28	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
29	0	28	449 1985 CRITICAL INQUIRY 12 (1): 144-165 BHABHA HK SIGNS TAKEN FOR WONDERS - QUESTIONS OF AMBIVALENCE AND AUTHORITY UNDER A TREE OUTSIDE DELHI, MAY 1817	3	89
30	0	5	460 1986 CRITICAL INQUIRY 12 (2): 391-398 TOROK M UNPUBLISHED BY FREUD TO FLIESS - RESTORING AN OSCILLATION	3	4
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
31	0	132	729 1992 CRITICAL INQUIRY 18 (3): 417-453 ROGIN M BLACKFACE, WHITE-NOISE, THE JEWISH JAZZ SINGER FINDS HIS VOICE	3	37
32	0	47	737 1992 CRITICAL INQUIRY 18 (4): 655-685 MICHAELS WB RACE INTO CULTURE, A CRITICAL GENEALOGY OF CULTURAL-IDENTITY	3	44
33	0	28	891 1997 CRITICAL INQUIRY 23 (2): 231-269 LaCapra D Lanzmann's 'Shoah' + Holocaust, European Jews: ''Here there is no why''	3	9
34	0	10	964 1998 CRITICAL INQUIRY 25 (1): 32-55 LaCapra D The university in ruins? (Humanist studies, Bill Readings)	3	13
35	0	4	993 1999 CRITICAL INQUIRY 25 (3): 610-616 Kincaid JR Pouvoir, felicite, Jane, et moi (Power, bliss, Jane, and me) (Comment on Jane Gallop's 'Resisting Reasonableness')	3	3
36	0	20	1011 1999 CRITICAL INQUIRY 26 (1): 109-127 Brenkman J Extreme criticism (Literary studies)	3	6
37	1	17	4 1976 CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (3): 447-464 ABRAMS MH RATIONALITY AND IMAGINATION IN CULTURAL HISTORY - REPLY TO BOOTH,WAYNE	2	14
38	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
39	0	14	44 1977 CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (3): 425-438 ABRAMS MH LIMITS OF PLURALISM .2. DECONSTRUCTIVE ANGEL	2	42
40	0	9	45 1977 CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (3): 439-447 MILLER JH LIMITS OF PLURALISM .3. CRITIC AS HOST	2	37
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
41	0	32	48 1977 CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (3): 489-506 STIMPSON CR MIND, BODY, AND STEIN,GERTRUDE	2	19
42	0	18	79 1977 CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (2): 231-252 FRANK J SPATIAL FORM - ANSWER TO CRITICS	2	19
43	0	73	92 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (3): 471-489 MAROTTI AF COUNTERTRANSFERENCE, COMMUNICATION PROCESS, AND DIMENSIONS OF PSYCHOANALYTIC-CRITICISM	2	11
44	0	8	102 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (4): 625-644 FISH SE NORMAL CIRCUMSTANCES, LITERAL LANGUAGE, DIRECT SPEECH ACTS, ORDINARY, EVERYDAY, OBVIOUS, WHAT GOES WITHOUT SAYING, AND OTHER SPECIAL CASES	2	23
45	0	7	111 1978 CRITICAL INQUIRY 5 (1): 3-12 COHEN T METAPHOR AND CULTIVATION OF INTIMACY	2	16
46	0	18	165 1979 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (1): 33-49 EDWARDS LR LABORS OF PSYCHE - TOWARD A THEORY OF FEMALE HEROISM	2	11
47	0	11	200 1980 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (3): 527-538 MORGAN RP MUSICAL-TIME-MUSICAL-SPACE + DIMENSIONAL CONCEPTS OF SOUND	2	12
48	4	58	201 1980 CRITICAL INQUIRY 6 (3): 539-567 MITCHELL WJT SPATIAL FORM IN LITERATURE - TOWARD A GENERAL-THEORY	2	25
49	0	29	221 1980 CRITICAL INQUIRY 7 (1): 5-27 WHITE H THE VALUE OF NARRATIVITY IN THE REPRESENTATION OF REALITY	2	136
50	0	22	239 1980 CRITICAL INQUIRY 7 (2): 373-390 MICHAELS WB 'SISTER CARRIES' POPULAR ECONOMY	2	7
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
51	0	27	250 1981 CRITICAL INQUIRY 7 (3): 577-603 SCRUTON R PHOTOGRAPHY AND REPRESENTATION	2	11
52	0	16	283 1981 CRITICAL INQUIRY 8 (2): 207-222 JACOBUS M THE QUESTION OF LANGUAGE + ELIOT,GEORGE - MEN OF MAXIMS AND THE 'MILL ON THE FLOSS'	2	16
53	2	55	291 1981 CRITICAL INQUIRY 8 (2): 363-379 STIMPSON CR ZERO DEGREE DEVIANCY - THE LESBIAN NOVEL IN ENGLISH	2	25
54	0	22	292 1981 CRITICAL INQUIRY 8 (2): 381-392 SPIVAK GC 'DRAUPADI' - INTRODUCTION TO A BENGALI SHORT-STORY	2	8
55	0	3	312 1982 CRITICAL INQUIRY 8 (4): 761-775 DEMAN P SIGN AND SYMBOL IN HEGEL 'AESTHETICS'	2	41
56	0	23	316 1982 CRITICAL INQUIRY 9 (1): 1-26 SAID EW OPPONENTS, AUDIENCES, CONSTITUENCIES, AND COMMUNITY	2	24
57	0	11	323 1982 CRITICAL INQUIRY 9 (1): 139-156 CLARK TJ GREENBERG,CLEMENT THEORY OF ART	2	14
58	0	2	325 1982 CRITICAL INQUIRY 9 (1): 179-200 DWORKIN R LAW AS INTERPRETATION	2	15
59	0	13	328 1982 CRITICAL INQUIRY 9 (1): 235-247 HIRSCH ED THE POLITICS OF THEORIES OF INTERPRETATION	2	7
60	0	32	375 1983 CRITICAL INQUIRY 10 (2): 283-305 BERNSTEIN MA WHEN THE CARNIVAL TURNS BITTER, PRELIMINARY REFLECTIONS UPON THE ABJECT HERO + BAKHTIN, THE CARNIVALESQUE AND SATURNALIAN DIALOG	2	11
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
61	0	45	377 1983 CRITICAL INQUIRY 10 (2): 321-347 FROULA C WHEN-EVE-READS-MILTON + A FEMINIST CRITIQUE OF THE LITERARY CANON - UNDOING THE CANONICAL ECONOMY	2	66
62	0	10	409 1984 CRITICAL INQUIRY 11 (2): 181-194 KRIEGER M THE AMBIGUITIES OF REPRESENTATION AND ILLUSION - A GOMBRICH,E.H. RETROSPECTIVE	2	13
63	1	30	413 1984 CRITICAL INQUIRY 11 (2): 246-277 WALTON KL TRANSPARENT PICTURES - ON THE NATURE OF PHOTOGRAPHIC REALISM	2	41
64	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
65	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
66	0	5	454 1985 CRITICAL INQUIRY 12 (1): 278-289 JOHNSON B THRESHOLDS OF DIFFERENCES - STRUCTURES OF ADDRESS IN HURSTON,ZORA,NEALE	2	9
67	3	16	540 1987 CRITICAL INQUIRY 14 (1): 49-68 KNAPP S; MICHAELS WB AGAINST THEORY-2 - HERMENEUTICS AND DECONSTRUCTION	2	22
68	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
69	0	36	586 1989 CRITICAL INQUIRY 15 (2): 205-225 SAID EW REPRESENTING THE COLONIZED, ANTHROPOLOGYS INTERLOCUTORS	2	162
70	0	14	604 1989 CRITICAL INQUIRY 15 (3): 587-605 VANLEER D THE BEAST OF THE CLOSET, HOMOSOCIALITY AND THE PATHOLOGY OF MANHOOD	2	11
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
71	0	16	632 1990 CRITICAL INQUIRY 16 (2): 355-370 MCCARTHY T PRIVATE IRONY AND PUBLIC DECENCY, RORTY,RICHARD NEW PRAGMATISM	2	20
72	0	22	643 1990 CRITICAL INQUIRY 16 (3): 612-632 BRUNS GL CAVELL,STANLEY ON SHAKESPEARE + MODERN PHILOSOPHY AND LITERARY-CRITICISM	2	5
73	1	47	654 1990 CRITICAL INQUIRY 16 (4): 753-772 FABIAN J PRESENCE AND REPRESENTATION - THE OTHER AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL WRITING	2	34
74	0	34	657 1990 CRITICAL INQUIRY 16 (4): 807-829 BEDIENT C KRISTEVA AND POETRY AS SHATTERED SIGNIFICATION	2	6
75	0	26	661 1990 CRITICAL INQUIRY 16 (4): 880-899 MITCHELL WJT THE VIOLENCE OF PUBLIC-ART + DESTRUCTION OF SCULPTURAL IMAGERY - DO THE RIGHT THING	2	9
76	0	154	679 1991 CRITICAL INQUIRY 17 (2): 306-335 SHELL M MARRANOS (PIGS), OR FROM COEXISTENCE TO TOLERATION	2	7
77	0	80	716 1991 CRITICAL INQUIRY 18 (1): 93-124 DASTON L MARVELOUS FACTS AND MIRACULOUS EVIDENCE IN EARLY-MODERN EUROPE	2	38
78	0	26	736 1992 CRITICAL INQUIRY 18 (4): 630-654 OBEYESEKERE G BRITISH CANNIBALS, CONTEMPLATION OF AN EVENT IN THE DEATH AND RESURRECTION OF COOK,JAMES, EXPLORER	2	15
79	0	47	739 1992 CRITICAL INQUIRY 18 (4): 713-737 FUSS D FASHION AND THE HOMOSPECTATORIAL LOOK	2	26
80	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
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
81	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
82	2	113	806 1994 CRITICAL INQUIRY 20 (4): 623-662 LEYS R TRAUMATIC CURES - SHELL-SHOCK, JANET, AND THE QUESTION OF MEMORY	2	14
83	0	109	807 1994 CRITICAL INQUIRY 20 (4): 663-693 BRENNAN T OFF-THE-GANGSTA-TIP + AFRICAN-AMERICAN MUSIC AND CULTURE - A RAP APPRECIATION OR FORGETTING ABOUT LOS-ANGELES	2	5
84	1	59	817 1994 CRITICAL INQUIRY 21 (1): 124-155 BERLANT L 68, OR SOMETHING + THE POLITICAL RISKS OF BECOMING MINOR BY EMBRACING UTOPIAN LOGICS AND TONAL DISRUPTIONS OF THEORETICAL, DESCRIPTIVE, AND ANALYTIC NORMS IN AND OUTSIDE OF THE ACADEMY	2	4
85	1	74	946 1998 CRITICAL INQUIRY 24 (2): 575-610 Povinelli EA The state of shame: Australian multiculturalism and the crisis of indigenous citizenship	2	17
86	0	109	960 1998 CRITICAL INQUIRY 24 (4): 935-964 Brown B How to do things with things (A toy story) (Material culture, semiotics, imagery)	2	5
87	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
88	1	20	970 1998 CRITICAL INQUIRY 25 (1): 169-180 Elkins J Critical response I - Precision, misprecision, misprision (Manet, A 'Bar at the Folies-Bergere')	2	2
89	1	45	981 1999 CRITICAL INQUIRY 25 (2): 362-379 Wiegman R What ails feminist criticism? A second opinion	2	15
90	2	39	1031 2000 CRITICAL INQUIRY 26 (3): 488-528 Jones CA The modernist paradigm: The artworld and Thomas Kuhn	2	5
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
91	1	6	1037 2000 CRITICAL INQUIRY 26 (3): 610-614 Caesar T A response to Jane Gallop, James Kincaid, and Ann Pellegrini	2	2
92	0	11	2 1976 CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (3): 395-410 GOMBRICH EH; BELL Q CANONS AND VALUES IN THE VISUAL-ARTS - CORRESPONDENCE	1	1
93	0	13	5 1976 CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (3): 465-485 FISH SE INTERPRETING THE 'VARIORUM' + MILTON,JOHN	1	52
94	0	31	6 1976 CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (3): 487-518 MINER E LITERATURE IS A KIND OF KNOWLEDGE	1	4
95	0	9	14 1976 CRITICAL INQUIRY 2 (4): 693-761 MEYER LB GRAMMATICAL SIMPLICITY AND RELATIONAL RICHNESS - TRIO OF MOZART 'G MINOR SYMPHONY'	1	10
96	0	21	23 1976 CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (1): 57-77 MILLER JH ARIADNE THREAD - REPETITION AND THE NARRATIVE LINE	1	25
97	0	21	32 1976 CRITICAL INQUIRY 3 (2): 221-233 HOLLAND NN LITERARY INTERPRETATION AND 3 PHASES OF PSYCHOANALYSIS	1	11
98	0	6	66 1977 CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (1): 1-20 ROBBEGRILLET A ORDER AND DISORDER IN FILM AND FICTION	1	9
99	0	7	68 1977 CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (1): 33-53 MORGAN RP ANALYSIS OF RECENT MUSIC	1	5
100	0	5	71 1977 CRITICAL INQUIRY 4 (1): 105-120 SCHOLES R TOWARD A SEMIOTICS OF LITERATURE	1	6

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