Acknowledgments 1. An Exemplary Career: Cary Nelson and the Struggle for the University Michael Rothberg and Peter K. Garrett PART1: THE CANON AND THE POLITICS OF POETRY 2. Preserving Thresholds: The Scholar in the Museum, Junk Shop, and Library Edward Brunner 3. Cary Nelson:Expanding the Canon of American Poetry Walter Kalaidjian 4. "We Should Always Read What Other People Assure Us Is No Good": The Good of the No Good Grant Farred 5. The Lives of Haiku Poetry: Self, Selflessness, and Solidarity in Concentration Camp Haiku Karen Jackson Ford 6. Contexts, Choruses, and Katabases (Canonical and Non-): Some Methodological Implications of Cary Nelson's Recovery Work Michael Thurston PART2: CORPORATIZATION AND THE POLITICS OF THE ACADEMY 7.

Worlds to Win:Toward a Cultural Studies of the University Itself Marc Bousquet 8. The Organization Man Michael Bérubé 9. The Humanities, the University, and the Enemy Within Stephen Watt 10. Everyday Life at the Corporate University Jane Juffer 11. Who's Afraid of Cultural Studies? Lisa Duggan 12. The Rise of the Global University Andrew Ross PART3: PEDAGOGY AND THEPOLITICS OF MENTORING 13. Graduate Mentoring: A Poetics Marsha Bryant 14. Empire and the Anxiety of Influence Brady Harrison 15.

Learning My Professional Responsibilities James D. Sullivan 16. Let Us Now Praise Famous Men Jim Finnegan 17. Cary Nelson at the Naval Academy Jeff Sychterz 18. Without Shame: On Cary Nelson's Legacy John Marsh AFTERWORD 19. Activism and Community in the Academy Cary Nelson List of Contributors Index.