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Bibliographic Resources
We are seeking to understand how the development of bibliographic resources could best support an international critical theory network. We ask that you please complete the following survey. Your answers will not be made public.
With what type of academic institution are you or your critical theory program affiliated?
Private college/university
Public college/university
Non-university affiliated organization
What are your or your critical theory program’s research strengths? In what fields associated with critical theory would you or members of your critical theory program want to become more knowledgeable?
When conducting research, what type(s) of information do you most value (books, scholarly articles, interviews, videos, archival collections) and how do you typically learn of, and acquire, such information?
Where do you or members of your critical theory program find bibliographic information that informs your scholarship and teaching, and how could these resources be improved?
Do you or members of your critical theory program use a bibliographic management tool such as Endnote, Zotero, or Mendeley?
Would you or members of your critical theory program use a bibliographic database for critical theory to conduct research and/or develop curriculum? If so, what sort of functionality would you or members of your critical theory program like to see built into such a database/platform?
Would you or members of your critical theory program contribute your publication record to develop a critical theory bibliographic database?
The University of California, Irvine’s Wellek Lecture Bibliographies may function as a test case to develop a critical theory bibliographical database/online platform. Please select 3-5 past Wellek Lecturers who have had the greatest impact on your or your Critical Theory program’s research and teaching, and/or whose work most clearly resonates with contemporary and emerging Critical Theory scholarship:
For more information about the Wellek Lecture Series, please visit:
http://previous.lib.uci.edu/about/publications/wellek/wellek-series.html
2015 – Catherine Malabou
2014 – Timothy Morton
2013 – Peter Sloterdijk
2012 – Bruno Latour
2011 – Donna Haraway
2010 – Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o
2009 – Rosalyn Deutsche
2008 – Joan Scott
2007 – Elizabeth Grosz
2006 – Talal Asad
2005 – David Harvey
2004 – Achille Mbembe
2003 – Angela Davis
2002 – Paul Gilroy
2001 – Homi K. Bhabha
2000 – Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak
1999 – Jean Baudrillard
1998 – Judith Butler
1997 – Harry D. Harootunian
1996 – Étienne Balibar
1995 – Rosalind Krauss
1994 – Wolfgang Iser
1993 – Evelyn Fox Keller
1992 – Geoffrey Hartman
1991 – Fredric Jameson
1990 – Hélène Cixous
1989 – Edward Said
1988 – Murray Krieger
1987 – Louis Marin
1986 – Jean-François Lyotard
1985 – J. Hillis Miller
1984 – Jacques Derrida
1983 – Frank Kermode
1982 – Perry Anderson
1981 – Harold Bloom
