MICHAEL BELL Professor in the Department of English and Comparative Literary Studies at the University of WarwickDAN BURNSTONE Lecturer at the University of CambridgeSTEVEN CONNOR Professor of Modern Literature and Theory at Birkbeck CollegeSIMON CRITCHLEY Reader in Philosophy at the University of EssexANNE CUBILIÉ Assistant Professor, Department of English, Georgetown University, Washington DCROBERT EAGLESTONE Lecturer, Royal Holloway, University of LondonGEOFFREY GALT HARPHAM Professor and Chair of the Department of English, University of TulaneCOLLEEN LAMOS Associate Professor of English, Rice University LARRY LOCKRIDGE Professor of English, New York UniversityCHRISTOPHER NORRIS Professor of Philosophy, University of Wales, CardiffDAVID PARKER Head of English, Australian National UniversityLEONA TOKER MA in English from Vilnius University, LithuaniaMARGARET TOYE completing her PhD at the University of Western OntarioLORI BRANCH WEST PhD student in the Department of English at Indiana University

• Acknowledgements Notes on Contributors Introduction: Ethics and Intellectuals; D. Rainsford and T. Woods PART I: THE POLITICS OF ETHICS What Price Collaboration? The Case of F.R.Leavis; M. Bell Imagining the Centre; G. Harpham PART II: ETHICS AND HISTORY Ethics, Hermeneutics and Philosophy of Science; C. Norris Flaws: James, Nussbaum, Miller, Levinas; R. Eaglestone The Original Traumatise: Levinas and Psychoanalysis; S. Critchley Spectres of History: Ethics and Postmodern Fictions of Temporality; T. Woods PART III: THE CONSTRUCTION OF IDENTITY The Ethics of Biography and Autobiography; L. Lockridge The Ethics of Queen Theory; C. Lamos Ethics, Value, and the Politics of Recognition; D. Parker Moral Synonymy: John Stuart Mill and the Ethics of Style; D. Burnstone PART IV: ETHICS AND THE STATE OF THE HUMANITIES The Benefit of the Doubt: The Ethics of Reading; L. West Care of the Self or Care of the Other? Towards a Poststructuralist Ethics of Pedagogy; M. Toye The Ethics of the Voice; S. Connor PART V: BOSNIA AND THE GULAG: LITERATURE AS WITNESS Testimony as Art: Varlam Shalamov's 'Condensed Milk'; L. Toker Cosmopolitanism as Resistance: Fragmented Identities, Women's Testimonial and the War in Yugoslavia; A. Cubili�elect Bibliography Index