Books by Terry Caesar

Breaking the silence on a number of sacrosanct aspects of higher education-and raising the clamor about some highly politicized issues-Conspiring with Forms is a critique of both the academy and the discourse concerning its purposes and direction. Caesar combines theoretical sophistication with subjective depth and a measure of urbane wit.

This is a study of American writing about foreign travel. Considering travel memoirs and journals, guidebooks and novels, this text applies recent forms of ideological and postcolonial criticism to a body of work published from 1810 to 1992.