Thomas Gould recently completed a Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship at the University of East Anglia. He is the author of Silence in Modern Literature and Philosophy (Palgrave, 2018).Ian Tan is Assistant Professor of English at the National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University.

• Introduction: The Pure Good of TheoryThomas Gould and Ian TanI Reading StevensTheorizing Almost SuccessfullyLisa M. SteinmanThe Reader In/Of StevensAriane MildenbergThe Event in Stevens as Poetic Justification: Alain Badiou, Poetic Performativity and the Implied ReaderIan TanII Theory and FormStevens’s Queer EcologiesBart EeckhoutThe Pursuits of Philosophy and the Sounds of Poetry: Stevens and HeideggerWit PietrzakStevens, Adorno and the Worldly Poetics of Lyric UnworldingZachary TavlinIII Experience and AffectWider Than the Sky: Stevens, Consciousness and the Incipient CosmosKathryn MudgettWhat Stevens’s Poetry can offer to Theorists of ConsciousnessCharles Altieri‘Emotionally We Arrive all the Time’: Stevens and Affect TheoryMarta FiglerowiczIV Theology and Post-TheologyFrom Philosophy to Theology: Stevens’s Angel and the RealStephen SicariTwo Cathedrals: Stevens and George Santayana's Sonnet ExchangeKelly MacPhailThe The: Stevens’s NeighborlinessThomas GouldV Postures and Dispositions‘A war between the mind and the sky’: Fictions, Fools, and the Consequences of EmpireJohanna SkibsrudDamned Universal Cock: Stevens’s Ecstatic PresentRachel TrousdaleA Collect of StyleKrzysztof Ziarek

Thomas Gould recently completed a Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship at the University of East Anglia. He is the author of Silence in Modern Literature and Philosophy (Palgrave, 2018).Ian Tan is Assistant Professor of English at the National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University.

• Introduction: The Pure Good of TheoryThomas Gould and Ian TanI Reading StevensTheorizing Almost SuccessfullyLisa M. SteinmanThe Reader In/Of StevensAriane MildenbergThe Event in Stevens as Poetic Justification: Alain Badiou, Poetic Performativity and the Implied ReaderIan TanII Theory and FormStevens’s Queer EcologiesBart EeckhoutThe Pursuits of Philosophy and the Sounds of Poetry: Stevens and HeideggerWit PietrzakStevens, Adorno and the Worldly Poetics of Lyric UnworldingZachary TavlinIII Experience and AffectWider Than the Sky: Stevens, Consciousness and the Incipient CosmosKathryn MudgettWhat Stevens’s Poetry can offer to Theorists of ConsciousnessCharles Altieri‘Emotionally We Arrive all the Time’: Stevens and Affect TheoryMarta FiglerowiczIV Theology and Post-TheologyFrom Philosophy to Theology: Stevens’s Angel and the RealStephen SicariTwo Cathedrals: Stevens and George Santayana's Sonnet ExchangeKelly MacPhailThe The: Stevens’s NeighborlinessThomas GouldV Postures and Dispositions‘A war between the mind and the sky’: Fictions, Fools, and the Consequences of EmpireJohanna SkibsrudDamned Universal Cock: Stevens’s Ecstatic PresentRachel TrousdaleA Collect of StyleKrzysztof Ziarek

Thomas Gould recently completed a Leverhulme Early Career Fellowship at the University of East Anglia. He is the author of Silence in Modern Literature and Philosophy (Palgrave, 2018).Ian Tan is Assistant Professor of English at the National Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological University.

• Introduction: The Pure Good of TheoryThomas Gould and Ian TanI Reading StevensTheorizing Almost SuccessfullyLisa M. SteinmanThe Reader In/Of StevensAriane MildenbergThe Event in Stevens as Poetic Justification: Alain Badiou, Poetic Performativity and the Implied ReaderIan TanII Theory and FormStevens’s Queer EcologiesBart EeckhoutThe Pursuits of Philosophy and the Sounds of Poetry: Stevens and HeideggerWit PietrzakStevens, Adorno and the Worldly Poetics of Lyric UnworldingZachary TavlinIII Experience and AffectWider Than the Sky: Stevens, Consciousness and the Incipient CosmosKathryn MudgettWhat Stevens’s Poetry can offer to Theorists of ConsciousnessCharles Altieri‘Emotionally We Arrive all the Time’: Stevens and Affect TheoryMarta FiglerowiczIV Theology and Post-TheologyFrom Philosophy to Theology: Stevens’s Angel and the RealStephen SicariTwo Cathedrals: Stevens and George Santayana's Sonnet ExchangeKelly MacPhailThe The: Stevens’s NeighborlinessThomas GouldV Postures and Dispositions‘A war between the mind and the sky’: Fictions, Fools, and the Consequences of EmpireJohanna SkibsrudDamned Universal Cock: Stevens’s Ecstatic PresentRachel TrousdaleA Collect of StyleKrzysztof Ziarek