Ecospatial Orientation and American Literature

The City as a Trap: 20th and 21st Century American Literature and the American Myth of Mobility

Italian American Literature and Food: A Match Made in the Kitchen a Handbook

Against Form: Figural Excess and the Negative Democratic Impulse in American Literature

Quakerism, Silence, and the Religious Body in American Literature, 1650-1865

The Queer "Third Species": Tragicomedy in Contemporary LGBTQ American Literature and Television

Against Infinite Grief: Mourning and Speculative Invention in Postbellum American Literature

Narrating the Visual: Seeing Race in Asian American Literature

Queer Orientations: Desire, Race and Belonging in Queer American Literature, 1900-1940

Representations of the Military in 20th Century Ethnic American Literature

Moving Experiences: Women and Mobility in Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth-Century American Literature

Starving from Satiety: Explorations of Uncommon Hunger in Twentieth-Century African American Literature

Feeling American Literature, Reading American Literature: Object Biopolitics in the Traumatized Nation-State

Non/human: (Re)seeing the "Animal" in Nineteenth-Century American Literature

The American Novel at Work, 1964-2016

Seeking Asylum: Communities of Madwomen in Post-1945 American Novels

Event Narratives in American Historical Fiction and Film, 1970-2010

Trans-Urban Narratives: Literary Cartographies and Global Cities in the Urban Imagination of Mexico and the U.S

Through the Spaceship's Window: A Bio-Political Reading of 20th Century Latin American and Anglo-Saxon Science Fiction

Dismantling the Tragic Mulatto/a: Interrogating Racial Authenticity, Genre, and Black Motherhood in African American Women's Fiction

Refiguring the Animal: Race, Posthumanism, and Modernism

The Sacred Disease: Narratives of Addiction and the Making of the Post-secular Self

"Brahmins in the Quaker City": The Periodicals and Editors of Poe's Philadelphia, 1838-44

No Home but the World: Forced Migration and Transnational Identity

Sympathetic Seas: Sailors, Writing and Reform in the Anglo-Maritime World, 1750-1865

Gender, Economic Agency, and Social Class: A Rhetorical Analysis of Pearl Buck's The House of Earth Trilogy Through the Dramatistic Pentad of Kenneth Burke

Rehtinking Resistance: Race, Gender, and Place in the Fictive and Real Geographies of the American West

Time Travel: The Story With a Thousand Faces

Isaac Bashevis Singer: The Conflict Between the Ethereal and the Mundane in His Fiction

Quest for Belief in the Poetry of T.S. Eliot

Robert Frost: A Study in His Art and Vision

Clifford Odets Theme of Social Protest in His Plays

The Plays of Tennessee Williams: A Study in Theme and Structure

The Fugitive Critics: A Critical History

Sherwood Anderson: A Critical Study

Mark Twain's Literary Opinions

The Negro Author's Use of Propaganda in Imaginative Literature

Studies in Edward Arlington Robinson

The Idea of Tragedy in the Contemporary American Theatre

The Novel in Ante-Bellum Boston

The Achievement of Willa Cather

The Advance Guard': A Chapter in the History of the American Little Magazine

Catholic Criticism in America: Studies of Brownson, Azarias, and Egan, with an Essay for Catholic Critics

Myth and Ontology in the Thought of John Crowe Ransom

Texas Folk Songs

The Literary Development of Mark Twain, 1852-1865

Margaret Fuller's Criticism: Theory and Practice

Emerson's Americanism

Hovering

"Sold American!": Examining Tarantino's Django Unchained

Twisting Reality for a Cause: American Mythology, Early Surrealism, and Audience Empowerment in the Works of George Lippard

Encyclopedia Wao

Octavia E. Butler: History, Culture, and the Future: A Comprehensive Approach

Imminent Communities: Transpacific Literary Form and Racialization, 1847 - 1920

The Communal "I": Exclusion and Belonging in American Autobiography

Untimely Verse: Distressed Publishing and Exemplary Circulation in Antebellum America

"Duodecimo Editions of the New Jerusalem": Writing Utopia in Nineteenth-Century America

Tomorrow's Heroines Fighting Today's Demons: Dystopia in the Hunger Games and Divergent Series

Social Reading in the Digital Age

"Once Gone Through, We Trace Round Again": The Cyclical Journey of Belief and Unbelief in Herman Melville's Later Works

Comparing Cultural Context through New Historicism: The Impact of Form upon Content in the Serialized and Novelized Versions of F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Beautiful and Damned

What's in the Potato Barn: A Discourse of Redemption in Three of Kurt Vonnegut's Novels

Movements of Hunters and Pilgrims: Forms of Motion and Thought in Moby-Dick, The Confidence-Man, and Clarel

The Other American Poetry and Modernist Poetics: Richard Wright, Jack Kerouac, Sonia Sanchez, James Emanuel, and Lenard Moore

A Queer and Crip Grotesque: Katherine Dunn's Geek Love

Female Beauty in Young Adult Literature: Male Gaze in Laura Ruby's Bone Gap and John Green's An Abundance of Katherines

Diplomatic Conversions: Recovering Sachem Influence in Seventeenth-century New England Missionary Writings

An Ernest Hemingway for the Twenty-First Century Woman

Reading Ruptures: Empathy, Gender, and the Literature of Bodily Permeability

"Hear My Voice:" Stories of Black Women and Girls in a Historic Black Town

The Poets' Labor: Industrialization and the Place of Poetry in Antebellum America

Dread Stress: The Politics of Literature Amid the Transformation of U.S. Print Culture 1847-1892

Providential Narratives and Remarkable Bodies: Illness and Disability in Early America, 1650-1776

Before Nature's Nation: Ecological thought and Early American Poetry

Aristocratic Capital: Democratic Ideology and Capitalist Practice from Charles Brockden Brown to Herman Melville

Hazardous Conditions: On Reading and Being Read in Virginia Woolf, Zora Neale Hurston, Una Marson, and Claudia Rankine

Middlemen: Making Literature in the Age of Multimedia Conglomerates

Working in the Diminutive: Women Professionals in Postbellum U.S. Literature (1861-1905)

Aberrant Time: The Peculiar Temporalities of Black Women's Labors in Nineteenth-Century African American Autobiographies

Outlaws and Angels: Women in motorcycle culture

Housing, Character, and Artificial Life

Print on Demand: Stereotyping and Electrotyping in the United States Printing Trades and Publishing Industry, 1812-1860

The Experiences of Haitian Immigrants in Florida's Local Politics and Government

The Disillusion of Marriage: The Failing Quest for Happiness in Edith Wharton's The House of Mirth, Summer, and The Custom of the Country

Charles Olson and Jack Spicer: A Comparative Study of the Poetics of the Outside

The Echoes of Buddha, Jesus Christ, and Fredrich Nietzsche in Cormac McCarthy's The Sunset Limited

Our Precious: Reclamation and the Golem in He, She And It and The Puttermesser Papers

Captivity and Agency: Writing to Combat Social Death in Harriet Jacobs's Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl and Prison Narratives

This Pound of Flesh (Parts I & II of III)

Beyond Mourning: Afro-pessimism in Contemporary African American Fiction

(Re)Membering the Subject: Nomadic Becoming in Contemporary Chicano/A Literature

Towards Self-defined Expressions of Black Anger in Claudia Rankine's Citizen and Percival Everett's Erasure

"Is This What Motherhood Is?": Ambivalent Representations of Motherhood in Black Women's Novels, 1953-2011

Identity and the In-Between Space in Transracial Adoptee Literature: Making Space for the Missing Voice

"Your Body Must Be Heard": Uncovering a New Language Through Female Pain and Bodily Empowerment

Emily Dickinson in the Postprint Era

Women in Community: The Influence of Sorority on Eudora Welty and Zelda Fitzgerald

American Isaac and Ishmael: The Literary Relationship of Herman Melville, Robert Penn Warren, and Ralph Ellison

Providential Defiance: Women Contesting Theocracy in American Historical Fiction 1827-2008

Political Disappointment: A Partial History of a Feeling

Langston Hughes: Poems, Photos and Notebooks from Turkestan 1932-1933

Time's Citizens: American Fiction and the Sexual Politics of U.S. Civic Membership, 1886--1929

Worlding Race in Minority U.S. Fiction

The View from Here: Toward a Sissy Critique

From Carroll's Objects to Meyer's Things: An Exploration of Material Vitality and the Value of Things in Marissa Meyer's Heartless

Failing Ideals, Enduring Reality: Gavin Stevens as Revisionary Hero in Faulkner's Snopes' Saga

The Desubjectified Subject in the Poetry of Rosmarie Waldrop

Sentimental Seamen and Pirates of Sympathy: Antebellum Narratives of Terraqueous Domesticity

Backcountry Robbers, River Pirates, and Brawling Boatmen: Transnational Banditry in Antebellum U.S. Frontier Literature

Agency for the Child in Esperanza Rising and The Hate U Give: A Call to Young Non-black Readers

Picturing Reality: American Literary Realism and the Model of Painting, 1875-1900

Human Nature and the Civil War: Justification, Comprehension, and Reconciliation through Environmental Rhetoric

Bending Their Gender: Women's Gender Performances during the American Revolution

Underground Sounds: Oral Tradition and Recording Culture in American Poetry, 1917-2008

We Don't Breathe Alone: Forms of Encounter in Anglophone North America since the 1970s

Working Man and Other Stories

Negotiating Space, Place and Power in the Postmodern and Contemporary Encyclopedic Novel

Grown in the Garden: Eco-Cosmopolitan Liberalism and Jamaica Kincaid's Nonfiction

Freedom at the Freak Show: Carnivalesque Imagery in the Fiction of Eudora Welty, Flannery O'Connor and Katherine Anne Porter

Tracing the Ghost of "Black House": Dickensian Heteronormative Proprietorship in Jessie Redmon Fauset's Plum Bun: A Novel Without a Moral