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Freedom in speech: Freedom and liberty in U.S. presidential campaign discourse, 1952--2004	Authentic Chameleons: Mythic identity, performative trickster-ing, and the potential of the telephone booth moment

How Enron collapsed at Ground Zero: Tangled narratives in the new century	The forgotten freedom of assembly

"Dream the rest": On the mystery and vernacular modernism of Felipe Jesus Consalvos, Cubamerican "cigarmaker, creator, healer, & man"	Producing procrastination: Negotiating affect and temporality in contemporary capitalism

Handmade online: The crafting of commerce, aesthetics and community on Etsy.com	He, being dead, yet speaketh: Images and invocations of Lincoln's ghost, 1865--1877

Gone to seek a fortune in North Carolina: The failed Scottish Highland emigration of 1884	The green fields of the mind: Robert Johnson, folk revivalism, and disremembering the American past

Pining for turpentine: Critical nostalgia, memory, and commemorative expression in the wake of industrial decline	Memorializing the backhouse: Sanitizing and satirizing outhouses in the American South

A home transformed: Narratives of home, loss, longing and the miniature from Portsmouth Island, North Carolina	Yoga and meditation for nontraditional populations

A thoroughly modern courtship: Preparing for marriage in the 1930s	The power of decor: Kehinde Wiley's interventions into the construction of black masculine identity

Staging gender: Masculinity, politics, and the passions in the pamphlet plays of the American Revolution	From Cotton Mill to Co-Op: The Rise of a Local Food Culture in Carrboro, North Carolina

It Was There for Work: Pimento Cheese in the Carolina Piedmont	Local as National: Alan Lomax's Nationalist Pedagogy of the Folk

The rise of the Tea Party movement and Western European right-wing populist parties: A comparative analysis	Thinking outside the (wooden) box: A rhetorical analysis of the ethical complexity of the Uncle Jack statue

Reconsidering "Swimming": Thomas Eakins and the changing landscapes of modernity in late nineteenth-century Philadelphia	Vimala Cooks Everybody Eats: Domesticity, Community, and Empowerment

Historic Texas Jailhouses: Romanesque Revival, Identity, and Reform	Unexpected Vibrations in Unexpected Places: Making New, Old Music in the McCarroll Family

From "The Man With the Hoe" to "Tobacco Road": Class, Poverty and Religion and the Southern Tenant Farmers' Union	Mourning the unborn dead: American uses of Japanese Buddhist post-abortion rituals

Space, place, and protest: Austin's progressive country music scene and the negotiation of Texan identities, 1968--1978	Storming the gates of the temple of science: Religion and science in three new religious movements

An industrial confederacy: Religion and nationalism in a Southern Protestant town, 1885--2006	Writing the Revolution: Radicalism and the U.S. historical romance, 1835--1860

Cultural genetics: Theories of inheritance and nineteenth-century American literature	The mediating nation: American literature and globalization from Henry James to Woodrow Wilson

Everyone's all-Americans: Race, men's college athletics, and the ideal of equal opportunity	The cultural politics of environmental justice activism: Race- and environment-making in the contemporary post-civil rights period

"Country life within city reach": Masculine domesticity in suburban America, 1819--1871	Tying the knots: The nationalization of wedding rituals in antebellum America

This broken vessel: Living religion in an independent Pentecostal church	The Qur'an comes to America: Pedagogies of Muslim collective memory

Partial Affinities: Fascism and the Politics of Representation in Interwar America	We have raised all of you: Motherhood in the South, 1750-1835

Remove, return, remember: Making Ute land religion in the American West	Transforming Tastes: M. F. K. Fisher, Julia Child, Alice Waters and the Revision of American Food Rhetorics

A Working Democracy: Progressivism and the Politics of Work	Conceptualizing African-American art: The market, academic discourse, and public reception