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"Language is not a vague province": Mapping and twentieth-century American poetry	We moderns: Women modernists' writing on war and home

Victorian passion to modern phenomenon: A literary and rhetorical analysis of two hundred years of scrapbooks and scrapbook making	American ruins: Nostalgia, amnesia, and Blitzkrieg bop

Heretical reading: Freedom as question and process in postmodern American novel and technological pedagogy	"A" is for "archive": A case study in the American long poem

Corporate fictions: Film adaptation and authorship in the Classical Hollywood Era	Adult ESL learners reading and discussing "The Great Gatsby": Literary response to and perceptions of reading and discussing a narrative novel written in English

Roots of black rhetoric: African Methodist Episcopal Zion's pioneering preacher-politicians	Rootedness and mobility in international Indigenous literatures

Mexican Americans write toward justice in Texas, 1973--1982	Rhetoric's empathy: Deliberation, narrative imagination, and the democratic hope of inquiry

"Almost unnamable": Suicide in the modernist novel	Traces of Beckett: Gestures of emptiness and impotence in the theater of Koltes, Kane, de la Parra and Durang

The spirit in the flesh: The translation of German Pietist imagery into Anglo-American cultures	Manners of speaking: Linguistic capital and the rhetoric of correctness in late-nineteenth-century America

A jungle of anxious desires: Representing New Orleans, 1880--2005	Radio texts: The broadcast drama of Orson Welles, Dylan Thomas, Samuel Beckett, and Tom Stoppard

Re-reading the American Renaissance in New England and in Mexico City	Arguing In Utopia: Edward Bellamy, Nineteenth Century Utopian Fiction, and American Rhetorical Culture

Literary Translations: Telenovelas in Contemporary Chicana Literature