| 5. |
Teaching American Literature in an Age of Scarcity: Pedagogy and the Profession
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| 6. |
Center of the Mission Cult: Reading (at) Riverside's Mission Inn
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| 7. |
German in the Life of the University: A View from the Trenches
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| 8. |
Serial Narrative: Theory and Practice
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| 9. |
Philippine Studies: Transnationalism and Interdisciplinarity
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| 10. |
Literature and Rights in the Age of Enlightenment
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| 14. |
Modernism at Mid-Century: New Models for Reading, 1930–60
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| 15. |
Stories of Souls: Women's Spiritual Narratives
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| 20. |
Capitalism and the Humanities
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| 21. |
Rehabilitating Scholarly Ethos: Theory and Practice in Hard Times
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| 23. |
The Afterlives of Ophelia
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| 24. |
Amerindian Faith, Visual Hybridity, and Colonial Latin American Texts
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| 25. |
Storytelling and Memory: Ventriloquized Narratives and the Art of Legal Storytelling
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| 26. |
Channel Crossings: Rethinking the Anglo-French Renaissance
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| 27. |
The Religion (Re)Turn
|
| 28. |
From Victim to Heroine: Redefining Female Detective Fiction across Cultures
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| 29. |
The Brave New World of Scholarly Books: Publishing in Tempestuous Times
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| 30. |
Spain's Conflict at a Screen near You
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| 31. |
In and out of the Archive: Biography, Autobiography, and Constructing the "Self"
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| 47. |
New Intersections in Lorca Studies
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| 48. |
Hacking the Profession: Academic Self-Help in an Age of Crisis
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| 49. |
Translation and the Construction of Transcultural Memory
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| 53. |
Critical University Studies
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| 63. |
The Globalization of the Holocaust
|
| 64. |
Biographical Truth: Literary Biography and Experiments with Form
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| 66. |
Imperial Tensions: Questions of Local and Universal Knowledge in Early Colonial Latin America
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| 67. |
Modernist Transnationalism and Japanese Noh: (Mis)Translating Culture in Yeats, Pound, Konishi
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| 68. |
Silence and Signification in Medieval and Renaissance Literatures: Formal Challenges
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| 69. |
Retheorizing Modernism in Yiddish Poetry
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| 85. |
Magic Realism versus Religious Realism in Ethnic American Literatures
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| 88. |
Latin American Neobaroque and the Illogic of Rupture
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| 89. |
Sentiment and Lament: Responses to Death in Poetry of the American Civil War
|
| 90. |
The Keywords Project (www.keywordsproject.pitt.edu)
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| 91. |
Meeting in the Library: Academic Labor at the Interface
|
| 92. |
Speaking to Marginalization: Examining Prison Life through Narratives
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| 100. |
Unions in Academe: Navigating Hard Times
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| 104. |
Fragmented Memories, Languages, and Identities in Contemporary Galician Literature
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| 105. |
Consensual Empires: Orientalism as the Economy of Sameness
|
| 106. |
The Strange Death of the Liberal University in Britain?
|
| 124. |
Comparative Perspectives on Homosexualities in South Africa and Uganda
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| 128. |
The Epistolary Poem in a Twentieth-Century Context
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| 129. |
Teaching Early Modern Ecocritically
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| 131. |
Villon's Body of Verse: Food, Torture, and the Ownership of Language
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| 132. |
Rejecting the Periphery: Rewriting Modernism in Hispanic Studies
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| 133. |
In Our Own Image: Remaking Academia in a Changing Economic Climate
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| 144. |
Toward a Pan-American Literature
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| 148. |
Performances of Black Cultural Trauma and Memory
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| 149. |
Form, Genre, and Judgment: Law and Literature beyond New Historicism
|
| 150. |
New Tools, Hard Times: Social Networking and the Academic Crisis
|
| 151. |
Adult Memory and Reimagining the Past in Children's Literature
|
| 152. |
The Territorial Imagination
|
| 153. |
Games and Theater?
|
| 159. |
Cognitive Cultural Studies: Cognitive Approaches in Dialogue with Other Approaches
|
| 166. |
Modernist Transgressions beyond the Avant-Garde
|
| 173. |
The Avant-Garde in Contemporary Chinese Poetry
|
| 174. |
The Problem of Color in Early Modern Europe
|
| 175. |
Narrative Imag(in)ing and the Comics of the Hernandez Brothers
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| 176. |
Exploring Victorian Subjectivity: Nineteenth-Century British Diaries
|
| 177. |
Narrating Illness and Disability: Risks and Rewards
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| 184. |
Scholarly Publishing in an Age of Translingual and Transcultural Competence
|
| 185. |
Planet Wiki? Postcolonial Theory, Social Media, and Web 2.0
|
| 186. |
Federman's Fictions: Writing the Recombinant Life
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| 187. |
Persistence of Empire: Hispanic Asian and African Literatures and Postcolonial Nationhood, 1885–2004
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| 216. |
Narrating Urban Lives, (Re)Mapping Urban Spaces in Francophone Maghrebi and Beur Literature and Film
|
| 217. |
Experimental European Crime Fiction: Rethinking Nation and Metanarration
|
| 218. |
Analog and Digital: Texts, Contexts, and Networks
|
| 219. |
Romanticism and Globalization
|
| 220. |
What's American about Nineteenth-Century Modernism?
|
| 221. |
Transatlantic Transactions: The Dialogue between British and American Experimental Poetry
|
| 222. |
The Death of the Reader
|
| 223. |
Radical Temporalities in Shakespeare Studies
|
| 229. |
Remembering Madrid's March 11th: Terrorism, Immigration, and Identity in Contemporary Spain
|
| 230. |
Dorian Gray Forever: The Aesthetic Life (and Afterlife) of Wilde's Novel
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| 230A. |
Speculative Fictions: "Near Future" Visions of Race and Politics
|
| 231. |
Image and Action: A Proposal for Thinking Visual Culture in Hispanic Studies
|
| 246. |
Polyglot Poetics
|
| 248. |
The Dictionary in Print and in the Cloud
|
| 249. |
Career Options in Translation for Language Students
|
| 255. |
What Has Globalization Done to Modernist Aesthetics?
|
| 256. |
The Lightness of Reading
|
| 258. |
Recasting the Hollywood Novel
|
| 259. |
Memorializing Cuba: Revisions of History
|
| 260. |
Narrating United States Security: State Violence and the Literary Imagination
|
| 261. |
African Women Writers: Living New Lives, Telling New Stories
|
| 283. |
Narratives as a Diagnostic and Teaching Tool in the Heritage Language Classroom
|
| 286. |
War, Literature, and Memory
|
| 287. |
The Celluloid Classroom
|
| 288. |
Oscar Wilde in Los Angeles: Stories of an Afterlife
|
| 289. |
Recovering the Historical Catherine Blake, 1761–1831
|
| 290. |
Rendering Old English Poetry: A Reading and Discussion of New Poetic Translations
|
| 291. |
Fan Mail: Narrating or Garbling the Cultural Work of Popular Fictions?
|
| 292. |
Central American Lives: Writings from the Diaspora
|
| 300. |
Toward the Aesthetic Reeducation of Latinamericanists
|
| 301. |
Between Liberators and Perpetrators: Americans and Germans Read the Holocaust
|
| 303. |
Life Writing across Languages
|
| 304. |
American Military Intervention Abroad and Literary Reintervention
|
| 324. |
Good Vibrations and Globalization: LA Pop and the Urban Crisis
|
| 326. |
World War II, Women, and Citizenship
|
| 327. |
"Do I Dare to Eat a Peach?": Food and Desire in Twentieth-Century Literature
|
| 328. |
Reverberations of the Past: Lost Memory in East German Literature and Film
|
| 331. |
The Open Professoriat: Public Intellectuals on the Social Web
|
| 337. |
Comparative and Transnational Perspectives on the Moroccan Literary Journal Souffles-Anfas
|
| 338. |
Locating African American Radicalism
|
| 339. |
Counterculture and the Arts in Latin America during the 1960s and 1970s
|
| 340. |
The Self and Others in the Works of María Zambrano, Jesusa Alfáu, and María Teresa León
|
| 341. |
Reading as Critical Practice in American Literary Studies
|
| 342. |
The Spanish Comedia Rewrites the Hebrew Bible
|
| 343. |
Difficulties in Biographical Research and Narrating Lives
|
| 359. |
Infrastructures of Transport
|
| 360. |
Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in African Literature: Fiction, Memoir, and the Discourse of Human Rights
|
| 362. |
The Age of Nashe: How a Literary Malcontent Changed Elizabethan Literature
|
| 363. |
Telling Life Stories of Korean American Adoptees: Testimony, History, and Politics
|
| 365. |
Popular and Experimental African American Literature
|
| 368. |
Narrative Studies Today: Three Perspectives
|
| 369. |
Trans-queer
|
| 370. |
Contemporary Italian Cinema: Mediterranean and Transnational Echoes
|
| 380. |
Negotiating Difference in Contemporary German-Language Literature
|
| 381. |
Human Rights and the Literary Imagination
|
| 382. |
Graphic Novels and Cultural Memory
|
| 387. |
Other Antilyrics: Beyond the Twentieth-Century Avant-Garde–Mainstream Divide
|
| 388. |
Politics of Paratexts
|
| 389. |
Feminist Transnational Spaces: Narrating Lives of Asian Women
|
| 399. |
Postmedieval Justice
|
| 445. |
Materializing Memory in the Early Twentieth Century
|
| 446. |
Henry James and Alfred Hitchcock: The Men Who Knew Too Much
|
| 447. |
Transnational Americas and the Literatures of the United States
|
| 448. |
Rethinking Ritual Murder
|
| 449. |
Where Are We Now? Ecocriticism and Narrative Scholarship
|
| 450. |
Narrating Human Genomes
|
| 451. |
Hybrid Narratives: Representing Space and Subjectivity at the Turn of the Century
|
| 452. |
Twenty-First-Century Walter Scott
|
| 453. |
Document and Antidocument in Asian American Photography
|
| 463. |
Service Learning Pedagogy in the Undergraduate Curriculum: An Introduction
|
| 464. |
Narrating Lives: An Indigenous Perspective
|
| 465. |
Primitivism and Modernity in Latin American Literature
|
| 467. |
Shakespeare and Phenomenology
|
| 468. |
Narrating Crime and Justice in North America
|
| 469. |
The Museum of Jurassic Technology: A Creative Conversation with David Wilson
|
| 470. |
Narrating the (After)Life of a City: Sighting, Sounding, and Moving in Detroit
|
| 471. |
Pre- and Early Modern Literature in a Mediterranean Context
|
| 472. |
Afterlives of Slavery in the Post-Civil-Rights Era
|
| 473. |
Periodical Magazines and Literary Periodicity in the Long Eighteenth Century
|
| 498. |
Yehuda Abravanel and the Intellectual Foundations of Humanism
|
| 501. |
Teaching Orhan Pamuk
|
| 502. |
Contemporary Approaches to Literary Narrative
|
| 503. |
The Cold War in Africa
|
| 506. |
LA's Museum of Jurassic Technology: Site of Wonder, Memory, and Disruption
|
| 508. |
Isherwood's Los Angeles: A Single Man
|
| 509. |
The Young Side of the Femme Fatale
|
| 510. |
Rethinking the "Arms and Letters" Debate in Late Medieval and Early Modern Spain
|
| 511. |
The "New Southern Studies" at Ten
|
| 512. |
Other Sounds, Other Worlds: Literary Soundscapes in Asian and Transnational Contexts
|
| 520. |
Multicultural Freud: The Cultural Reception of Psychoanalysis around the World
|
| 521. |
Close Reading the Digital
|
| 522. |
Whither Posthumanism?
|
| 530. |
Victorian Geology: Gender, Empire, Temporality
|
| 538. |
Marilyn French as Writer of an Iconic Novel
|
| 541. |
Electronic Literature: Off the Screen
|
| 547. |
Circus Thoughts: Arenas and Artistes from Nietzsche to Nichetti
|
| 548. |
Criminals and Colonies: The Geopolitical Rhetoric of Punishment
|
| 550. |
"Persons and Things": Barbara Johnson's Legacy
|
| 551. |
Narrating the Life of the Artist as a Young Man: Borders, Boundaries, and Peripheries in Proust
|
| 554. |
Class Politics in Recent Los Angeles Fiction
|
| 556. |
Autobiographies from the Arab World in European Languages
|
| 557. |
Toru Dutt
|
| 558. |
Worrying the Line: Rereading African American Poetry, 1940–60
|
| 559. |
Remapping United States Drama and Performance: From Vieux Carré to the Whiskey a Go Go and Beyond
|
| 560. |
The Cinema of Marco Bellocchio
|
| 561. |
Victorian Cut and Paste: Class and the Performative Politics of Print
|
| 578A. |
Cognitive Cultural Studies: Theory and Practice
|
| 579. |
Language, Identity, Nation: Ethnic Albanians in the Postcommunist Balkans
|
| 581. |
Transmedial and Interdisciplinary Narrative Theory
|
| 586. |
Crowds and Masses in Modernist Poetry
|
| 587. |
Baleful Postcoloniality: Narratives of Life and Death on the Margins
|
| 589. |
Victorian Cultivations
|
| 590. |
Late-Nineteenth-Century Media Consumption, Literature, and Modernity
|
| 591. |
Life Writing in the Early Modern Hispanic World
|
| 592. |
Literatura latinoamericana del siglo XXI
|
| 593. |
Domesticated Terror: Toward a Post-9/11 Aesthetic
|
| 594. |
Occupational Hazards: United States and Japanese Empires and the Politics of Asian American Literary Studies
|
| 595. |
Teaching Frenchness: The Classroom in Francophone Literature and Film
|
| 596. |
Will Publications Perish? The Paradigm Shift in Scholarly Communication
|
| 597. |
William T. Vollmann: Methodologies and Morals
|
| 615. |
Racism and Posthumanism
|
| 616. |
Reading, Race, and Representation in Nineteenth-Century African American Literature
|
| 618. |
Collaboration and the Reward System in the Humanities: A Follow-Up to the 2006 Task Force Report
|
| 619. |
Ecocriticism beyond Literature
|
| 620. |
Autism/Text
|
| 620A. |
Remembering Rohmer
|
| 623. |
Writing Ethics in Settler Colonial Societies
|
| 624. |
Technology, Culture, and Authenticity, 1850–1910
|
| 625. |
Philip Roth and Celebrity
|
| 626. |
Daily Life under the German Occupation of France, 1940–44
|
| 627. |
Women's Narrative of the Spanish Republican Exiles
|
| 628. |
Excavations: The Production of History in the Chicana/o Literary Imagination
|
| 629. |
Gender and Sexualities in Contemporary Central American Fiction
|
| 636. |
Film and Revolution in Latin America and the Caribbean
|
| 638. |
Personal Narratives of Home and Displacement: Mexico and the USA
|
| 639. |
Where's the Pedagogy in Digital Pedagogy?
|
| 640. |
Narrating (Later) Lives
|
| 658. |
Florence Howe and Feminist Studies: A Creative Conversation
|
| 678. |
Interpreting Lives in Kafka's Short Stories
|
| 679. |
The Maghreb, the World, and the Text
|
| 682. |
Twenty Years of Sherman Alexie
|
| 683. |
Rethinking Claude Lévi-Strauss (1908–2009)
|
| 684. |
Why Literature Matters
|
| 686. |
Cross-European Dialogues
|
| 687. |
Prison Writing in Transnational Contexts: Forms, Rhetorics, and Politics
|
| 690. |
Forms of Ruin: Economics and Aesthetics in the Long Eighteenth Century
|
| 692. |
Life on Pandora: Immersive Technological Narratives and Nightmares in Avatar
|
| 693. |
The Colombian Condition: Narratives of Violence and Human Trafficking
|
| 694. |
Modernism and Branding
|
| 695. |
Beyond "Hispanism": New Paradigms for Iberian Studies
|
| 696. |
Reading Sarah Schulman
|
| 697. |
Victorian Internationalism: The Victorian Novel and Continental Politics
|
| 698. |
Women's Life Writing: Gender, Genre, Authorship
|
| 714. |
"The Bastille of a Word": Writing within the "Carceral State" of the British Romantic Era
|
| 716. |
Telling Lives: New Approaches to Literature of the Iranian Diaspora
|
| 718. |
Writing the City
|
| 723. |
Badiou's Theater
|
| 727. |
Market of Memory: Spanish Film and TV as Media for Public Debate?
|
| 728. |
Forgotten Romantic: Reassessing Jane Porter
|
| 729. |
Representations of Dante's Inferno in the Visual Arts
|
| 730. |
Parsing the Unspeakable
|
| 731. |
Postcolonial Representations of Al-Andalus and Sefarad in Contemporary Literatures
|
| 732. |
Mapping the Transnational in Novels of Migration
|
| 733. |
Black Literary Los Angeles
|
| 734. |
American Literature, Disciplinarity, and Interdisciplinary Studies
|
| 735. |
Theory after "Theory"
|
| 736. |
Speaking with the Dead: Critical Conversations with Saint Erkenwald
|
| 737. |
The Sugar-Coated Pill and Other Seemingly Sweet Conceits
|
| 745. |
Tao Te Ching and English Translators
|
| 751. |
Writing and Curatorship: The History of the Book
|
| 755. |
What Is Posthumanism? Responding to Cary Wolfe
|
| 756. |
(Un)Told Stories: Narratives from the Global Sex Trade
|
| 757. |
Buddhism and Critical Theory: New Approaches
|
| 759. |
The Specters of Latin American Humanism
|
| 760. |
Themes and Aesthetics in the Work of Bernardo Carvalho
|
| 761. |
Language Ideologies, Policies, and Discourse in Contemporary Galicia: A Cross-Dimensional Analysis
|
| 762. |
So Close and Yet So Far: Close Reading and Sociology
|
| 763. |
Goethe's Concept of Nature: New Views from Ecocriticism, Philosophy, and the Geography of Space
|
| 764. |
The New Materialism
|
| 765. |
Asia and Pacific Mysteries
|
| 766. |
Rethinking Radicalism and Seventeenth-Century English Literature: Gerrard Winstanley, Then and Now
|
| 767. |
Theological Terror: Puritan Legacies across African American Literature
|
| 768. |
The Beast of Translation: The Seminars of Jacques Derrida
|
| 769. |
The Aesthetics of Time in American Literary Realism
|
| 786. |
Spiritual Lives in Chicano/a and Asian American Literature
|
| 787. |
American Patterns of Exemplarity: Novelizing the Lives of the Faithful
|
| 789. |
Teaching and Translating Austrian Literature and Culture
|
| 792. |
Sound Reproduction and the Literary
|
| 794. |
(In)Tolerance in Queer Cinema
|
| 797. |
Still Connecting: A Queer Celebration of the Howards End Centennial
|
| 798. |
Theory around the World: Translation and Ideas from the Rest of the World
|
| 799. |
Canon Formation and Cultural Identity: The Generation of '98 in Focus
|
| 800. |
Displaying Culture in Contemporary French Best Sellers
|
| 801. |
Cuban and Cuban American Narratives of Home and Exile
|
| 802. |
Beyond Critique: Reading after the Hermeneutics of Suspicion
|
| 803. |
T. S. Eliot and Violence
|
| 817. |
Transnational Encounters with Islam in English Literature
|
| 821. |
"Preponderance of the Object": Three Ways of Looking at Early Modern Things
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