Volume 60 (2015), Issue 4
Chance, Risk, Security: Approaches to Uncertainty in American Literature. Johannes Voelz (Guest Editor)
Contents
Contents open-access
Nachruf
Nachruf auf Professor Dr. Peter Lösche open-access
Page 381 - 383
Articles
Chance
Providence and Contingency in Edwards, Emerson, and Dickinson open-access
Page 409 - 415
“The Spectre of Uncertainty” open-access
Chance in Bellamy’s Utopian Fictions
Page 417 - 434
Necessary Chances open-access
A Response to Grimstad and Dikant
Page 435 - 441
Risk
Frederick Douglass’s ‚The Heroic Slave‘ – Risk, Fiction, and Insurance in Antebellum America open-access
Page 441 - 462
Risk and Nostalgia open-access
Fictions of the Financial Crisis
Page 463 - 478
The Presence of Risk in Finance and Fiction open-access
A Response to Hoepker and Kloeckner
Page 479 - 483
Security
At War with the Unknown open-access
Hollywood, Homeland Security, and the Cultural Imaginary of Terrorism after 9/11
Page 485 - 504
In the Future, Toward Death open-access
Finance Capitalism and Security in DeLillo’s ‚Cosmopolis‘
Page 505 - 526
The Dialectical Enlightenment of the Security Imaginary open-access
A Response to Frank and Voelz
Page 527 - 532
“America at Large?” Inter-American Studies, Transnationalism, and the Hemispheric Turn open-access
Research Survey and Review of the Book Series Inter-American Studies/Estudios Interamericanos (vol. I-V)
Page 533 - 547
