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Ariadne's thread: Unraveling the archive in William Faulkner's "Absalom, Absalom!" and Fernando Vallejo's "Mi hermano el alcalde"	A nation built on nothing: Cuban American subjectivities in revolt

"Look at the woman I've become": Camp, gender and identity in Rainer Werner Fassbinder's "The marriage of Maria Braun" and John Cameron Mitchell's "Hedwig and the Angry Inch"	Drawing the (color)line: Hemingway's America, Africa, and the question(ing) of authority

James Agee and the wounded body	Pyre: A poetics of fire and childhood in the art of Henry Darger

A view to a cure: Narrative quest and healing transformation in the work of Reynolds Price	Writing the Revolution: Radicalism and the U.S. historical romance, 1835--1860

Articulations of anarchist modernism: Putting art to work	Cultural genetics: Theories of inheritance and nineteenth-century American literature

Stories of things remote: (Re)placing the self in 19th-century adventure fiction	The revisionary aesthetic of Suzan-Lori Parks: "Hear the bones sing, write it down"

Imagining community: Individual influence and group cohesion in American avant-garde poetry and poetics	The mediating nation: American literature and globalization from Henry James to Woodrow Wilson

The black maternal: Heterogeneity and resistance in literary representations of black mothers in 20th century African American and Afro-Caribbean women's fiction	Miller's milieu, or the cultural moments of late humanism: Science and religion in the golden age of science fiction

The dialogue about "racial democracy" among African-American and Afro-Brazilian literatures	Blushing to be: Shame and the narration of subjectivity in contemporary U.S.-Caribbean fiction

Writing celebrity: Modernism, authorial personas, and self-promotion in the early twentieth century United States	"Country life within city reach": Masculine domesticity in suburban America, 1819--1871

Intimacy in print: Literary celebrity and public interiority in nineteenth-century American literature	Cuban-American women's anglophone novels of the 1990s

Readings of trauma and madness in Hemingway, H.D., and Fitzgerald	"Nerves in patterns": Synaptic space, neuroscience, and American modernist poetry

Inventing Eden: Primitivism, millennialism, and the making of New England	Reading Sapphic modernism: Belle epoque poesie and poetic prose

The Present Elsewhere: Theorizing an aesthetics of displacement in contemporary African American and postcolonial literatures	Vibrant environments: The feel of color from the white whale to the red wheelbarrow

Pirates, Runaways, and Long-Lost Princes: Race and National Identity in Transatlantic Adventure Fiction	Partial Affinities: Fascism and the Politics of Representation in Interwar America

The Prisms of Passing: Reading beyond the Racial Binary in Twentieth-Century U.S. Passing Narratives	Technology and the Archive: Framing Identity in American Literature, 1880--1914

Dollhood: The Doll as a Space of Duality in 20th-Century Literature and Art	Sentimental appropriations: Contemporary sympathy in the novels of Grace Lumpkin, Josephine Johnson, John Steinbeck, Margaret Walker, Octavia Butler, and Toni Morrison

Sissy!: The effeminate grotesque in U.S. literature and culture since 1940