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Daughters of Saint Teresa: Authority and rhetoric in the confessional narratives of three twentieth-century Spanish and Latin American women writers	Between thought and feeling: Affect, audience, and critical film history

Inheriting the future, generating the past: Heritage, pedigree and lineage in German literature and thought around 1800	The proposta e risposta madrigal, dialogue, cultural discourse, and the issue of imitatio

Escaping satisfaktion: Dueling violence and the German literary canon of the long 19th century	On location: Race and family in the poetry of Sonia Sanchez, June Jordan, and Cathy Song

Feeling like a clerk: The emotional economy of the lower middle class in Dickens, Gissing, and Wells	Rereading the Cronica modernista: Journalism, aesthetics, and the Spanish-American literary field

Medievalism's inheritance: Early inventions of medieval pasts	Darwin's sisters: Darwinian catalysts in late nineteenth-century feminism

Discourses of the digital age: Representations of computer technology in popular narratives	From pulp to plasma screen: A history of gay erotic fiction, 1965--present

Literatura en juego: La legitimacion y construccion del campo literario peninsular contemporaneo	Image, son, et mot dans "Un homme qui dort" de Georges Perec

The poetics of automatism: Poetry, media, and the nineteenth-century body	Imagining Sicily: Representation and cultural poetics in contemporary Italian historical fiction

Anxieties of affiliation: Twinship, spectacle, and race in the U.S. cultural imaginary	International Spanish Civil War poetry on and off the page

Virginia Woolf and the art of modernist conversation	This isn't really happening: Fictions, decisions, and the unauthorized modern

Bearing others: Maternity at the margins of modernism	Theatrical properties: Inheritance and modern American drama