Critical Quarterly

The Critical Quarterly periodically produces Special issues. Recent Special Issues include:

	Remembering Frank Kermode Edited by Stephen Heath,Colin MacCabe and Jacqueline Rose
	Essentialism in Science and Culture Edited by Angelique Richardson
	Food Edited by Lucy Scholes and Matthew Taunton

Probably the most influential English literary-critical journal in the academic field over the post war decades.
John Holloway, New Pelican Guide to English Literature.

'This is the only journal to remain faithful to the original spirit of cultural studies. It mixes `high' and `low' culture, criticism and creative writing without losing sight of political and social questions.'
Rosalind Coward, Professor of Journalism

'Critical Quarterly has become an institution without the slightest sign of ossification.'
Brian Morton, Literary Editor of The Times Higher Education Supplement

Godard's Contempt: Essays From The London Consortium
Colin MacCabe and Laura Mulvey

The Uses of Phobia: Essays on Literature and Film
David Trotter

Black Light: Myth and Meaning in Modern Painting
Francis Gooding

Against Transgression
Ashley Tauchert

Why Are The Arabs Not Free?: The Politics of Writing
Moustapha Safouan

Cinema and Modernism
David Trotter

Islamic Terrorism
Moustapha Safouan

Spectacle horror and Hostel: why 'torture porn' does not exist
Adam Lowenstein

Post-feminist Austen
Vivien Jones

Difficult work in a popular medium: Godard on 'Hitchcock's method'
Rick Warner

Honour and shame: modern controversies and ancient values
Douglas Cairns

Colin MacCabe, the editor of Critical Quarterly, is a British writer and film producer. He has published extensively on modernism, particularly Joyce and Godard, and theories and philosophy of language. He also has interests in the history of early modern and modern English and the English Renaissance.