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Volume 49 - 2003
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Issue 1
Guest Editors: Paula Moya and Ramón Saldivar
Special Issue: Fictions of the Trans-American Imaginary
(Note: This entire volume is available online through
Project
Muse)
|
Author |
Title |
Pages |
| Paula Moya and
Ramón Saldivar |
Fictions of
the Trans-American Imaginary |
1-18 |
Michael
Hames-Garcia |
Which America
is Ours? Marti's "Truth" and the Foundations of "American
Literature" |
19-53 |
| Kirsten Silva
Gruesz |
Utopia Latina:
The Ordinary Seaman in Extraordinary Times |
54-83 |
| José
David Saldívar |
In Search of
the "Mexican Elvis": Border Matters, "Americanity," and the
Post-state-centric Thinking |
84-100 |
| Susan Gillman |
The
Epistemology of Slave Conspiracy |
101-123 |
| Carrie Tirado
Bramen |
Speaking in
Typeface: Characterizing Stereotypes in Gayl Jones's Mosquito |
124-154 |
| Mark A. Eaton |
Dis(re)membered Bodies: Cormac McCarthy's Border Fiction |
155-180 |
Issue 2
Editor: John N. Duvall
Associate Editor: Nancy J. Peterson
General Issue
(Note: This entire volume is available online through
Project
Muse)
|
Author |
Title |
Pages |
| Anne E.
Fernald |
"Out of It":
Alienation and Coercion in D. H. Lawrence |
183-203 |
| Laura J.
Veltman |
"The Bible
Lies the one Way, but the Night-Gown the Other": Dr. Matthew
O'Connor, Confession, and Gender in Djuana Barnes's Nightwood |
204-227 |
| Kristine
Miller |
The War of the
Roses: Sexual Politics in Henry Green's Back |
228-245 |
| Daniel Katz |
Beckett's
Measures" Principles of Pleasure in Molloy and "First Love" |
246-260 |
| Michael A.
Chaney |
Slave Cyborgs
and the Black Infovirus; Ishmael Reed's Cybernetic Aesthetics |
261-283 |
| Marian Aguiar |
Smoke of the
Savannah: Traveling Modernity in Sembene Ousmane's God's Bits of
Wood |
284-305 |
| Lindsey Tucker |
Gay Identity,
Conjure, and the Uses of Postmodern Ethnography in the Fictions of
Randall Kenan |
306-331 |
| Andres
Teverson |
Review Essay:
Salman Rushdie's Metaphorical Other Worlds |
332-340 |
| Jan B. Gordon |
Review Essay:
The Literature of Allegorical Occupations |
341-347 |
| Amy Hungerford |
Review Essay:
The Ambivalent Detective |
348-356 |
Issue 3
Editors: John N. Duvall and Nancy J. Peterson
Special Issue: Racechange and the Fictions of Identity
(Note: This entire volume is available online through
Project
Muse)
|
Author |
Title |
Pages |
| John N. Duvall
and Nancy J. Peterson |
Introduction:
Racechange and the Fictions of Identity |
409-413 |
| Elisa F. Glick |
Harlem's Queer
Dandy: African-American Modernism and the Artifice of Blackness |
414-442 |
| Meredith
Goldsmith |
White Skin,
White Mask: Passing, Posing, and Performing in The Great Gatsby |
443-469 |
| William
Solomon |
Secret
Integrations: Black Humor and the Critique of Whiteness |
469-495 |
| Suzanne del
Gizzo |
Going Home:
Hemingway, Primitivism, and Identity |
496-523 |
| Brendon
Nicholls |
The Melting
Pot That Boiled Over: Racial Fetishism and the Lingua Franca
of Jack Kerouac's Fiction |
524-549 |
| Jinny Huh |
Whispers of
Norbury: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and the Modernist Crisis of Racial (Un)Detection |
550-580 |
| Peter Blair |
That "Ugly
World": Miscegenation and the Novel in Preapartheid South Africa |
581-613 |
| Susan Gubar |
Minstrelsy's
Racechanging Numbers: A Postscript to Racechange and the Fictions
of Identity |
614-626 |
Issue 4
Editor: John N. Duvall
Associate Editor: Nancy J. Peterson
General Issue
(Note: This entire volume is available online through
Project
Muse)
|
Author |
Title |
Pages |
| Christopher T.
Raczkowski |
From
Modernity's Detection to Modernist Detectives: Narrative Vision in
the Work of Allan Pinkerton and Dashiell Hammett |
629-659 |
| Liesl M. Olson |
"Under the
Lids of Jerusalem": The Guised Role of Jewishness in Henry James's
The Golden Bowl |
660-686 |
|
Ticien Marie Sassoubre |
Property and Identity in The Custom of the
Country |
687-713 |
|
Gary E. Holcomb |
Diaspora Cruises: Queer Black Proletarianism in
Claude McKay's A Long Way from Home |
714-745 |
|
Elizabeth Yukins |
The Business of Patriarchy: Black Paternity and
Illegitimate Economies in Richard Wright's The Long Dream
|
746-779 |
|
Yung-Hsing Wu |
Doing Things with Ethics: Beloved, Sula,
and the Reading of Judgment |
780-805 |
| Rishona
Zimring |
Review Essay:
Liberating Henry James |
806-816 |
| Tracey Teets
Schwarze |
Review Essay:
History's Echo |
816-823 |
| Erin G.
Carlston |
Review Essay:
Fascism and the Literary Imagination |
824-833 |
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