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Nicolas Tredell

Nicolas Tredell’s most recent books are Shakespeare: The Tragedies, Novels to Some Purpose and a new edition of Conversations with Critics containing interviews originally published in PNR.He formerly taught at Sussex University and now gives lectures, in person and online, across the globe.

Nicolas Tredell's work featured in PN Review comprises 15 reports, 33 articles, 21 interviews, and 93 reviews, over a period of 43 years.

Further Reading

Article in PN Review 30 (1983) Hegemony by Other Means

Article in PN Review 32 (1983) Never Trust the Critic

Article in PN Review 33 (1983) Anti-Philosophers

Article in PN Review 37 (1984) The Politicization of English

Article in PN Review 38 (1984) I'm Not Complaining: Q.D Leavis and Woman's Estate

Article in PN Review 40 (1984) Rotton Reconstruction

Article in PN Review 41 (1985) Post-Theory

Article in PN Review 47 (1986) Sartre-Barthes

Article in PN Review 49 (1986) Self, Society and Art

Article in PN Review 53 (1987) Critic of Crisis

Article in PN Review 57 (1987) See B. S. Johnson Decently

Article in PN Review 58 (1987) See B. S. Johnson Decently: Part II

Article in PN Review 65 (1989) Uncancelled Challenge: The Work of Raymond Williams

Article in PN Review 67 (1989) Uncancelled Challenge: Raymond Williams II

Article in PN Review 69 (1989) Uncancelled Challenge: Raymond Williams III

Article in PN Review 71 (1990) George Steiner's Real Presences: three perspectives

Article in PN Review 71 (1990) Uncancelled Challenge: Raymond Williams IV

Article in PN Review 93 (1993) New World Maps

Article in PN Review 94 (1993) Death and Decipherment:Louis Althusser and Michel Foucault

Article in PN Review 102 (1995) Intimations of Utopia

Article in PN Review 104 (1995) Death of a Critic: on Harold Bloom

Article in PN Review 106 (1995) At the Harvard Club

Article in PN Review 112 (1996) Loyalties and Entitlements

Article in PN Review 119 (1998) George Steiner: The Clamour of Babel

Article in PN Review 138 (2001) Feast at the Spectres

Article in PN Review 144 (2002) The Scrying Game: Marjorie Perloff and the 'New Poetics'

Article in PN Review 146 (2002) Panoramic Sleights

Article in PN Review 153 (2003) Speaking Shards: Randall Jarrell

Article in PN Review 174 (2007) Paths through the Labyrinth

Article in PN Review 236 (2017) A Plurality of Belongings: Tzvetan Todorov

Article in PN Review 258 (2021) System and Agon

Article in PN Review 263 (2022) Pearl of Great Price

Article in PN Review 269 (2023) Vital Tradition

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	Nicolas Tredell Nicolas Tredell’s most recent books are Shakespeare: The Tragedies, Novels to Some Purpose and a new edition of Conversations with Critics containing interviews originally published in PNR.He formerly taught at Sussex University and now gives lectures, in person and online, across the globe. Nicolas Tredell's work featured in PN Review comprises 15 reports, 33 articles, 21 interviews, and 93 reviews, over a period of 43 years. Further Reading Article in PN Review 30 (1983) Hegemony by Other Means Article in PN Review 32 (1983) Never Trust the Critic Article in PN Review 33 (1983) Anti-Philosophers Article in PN Review 37 (1984) The Politicization of English Article in PN Review 38 (1984) I'm Not Complaining: Q.D Leavis and Woman's Estate Article in PN Review 40 (1984) Rotton Reconstruction Article in PN Review 41 (1985) Post-Theory Article in PN Review 47 (1986) Sartre-Barthes Article in PN Review 49 (1986) Self, Society and Art Article in PN Review 53 (1987) Critic of Crisis Article in PN Review 57 (1987) See B. S. Johnson Decently Article in PN Review 58 (1987) See B. S. Johnson Decently: Part II Article in PN Review 65 (1989) Uncancelled Challenge: The Work of Raymond Williams Article in PN Review 67 (1989) Uncancelled Challenge: Raymond Williams II Article in PN Review 69 (1989) Uncancelled Challenge: Raymond Williams III Article in PN Review 71 (1990) George Steiner's Real Presences: three perspectives Article in PN Review 71 (1990) Uncancelled Challenge: Raymond Williams IV Article in PN Review 93 (1993) New World Maps Article in PN Review 94 (1993) Death and Decipherment:Louis Althusser and Michel Foucault Article in PN Review 102 (1995) Intimations of Utopia Article in PN Review 104 (1995) Death of a Critic: on Harold Bloom Article in PN Review 106 (1995) At the Harvard Club Article in PN Review 112 (1996) Loyalties and Entitlements Article in PN Review 119 (1998) George Steiner: The Clamour of Babel Article in PN Review 138 (2001) Feast at the Spectres Article in PN Review 144 (2002) The Scrying Game: Marjorie Perloff and the 'New Poetics' Article in PN Review 146 (2002) Panoramic Sleights Article in PN Review 153 (2003) Speaking Shards: Randall Jarrell Article in PN Review 174 (2007) Paths through the Labyrinth Article in PN Review 236 (2017) A Plurality of Belongings: Tzvetan Todorov Article in PN Review 258 (2021) System and Agon Article in PN Review 263 (2022) Pearl of Great Price Article in PN Review 269 (2023) Vital Tradition
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