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Decolonizing "Moby-Dick": Native centered readings with classroom activities	Youth groups and youth savers: Gangs, crews, and the rise of Filipino American youth culture in Los Angeles

The nineteenth-century relic: A pre-history of the historical artifact	Media as pedagogy and socializing agent: Influences of feminine beauty aesthetics in American teen-oriented films and magazines on African American adolescent female self image

Useful fiction: Why universities need middlebrow literature	The age of anxiety: Music, politics, and McCarthyism, 1948--1954

Indigenous modernity and the making of Americans, 1890--1935	International graduate students, the F-1 visa process, and the dark side of globalization in post 9/11 American society

Intimate strangers: Blacklisted filmmakers in postwar Europe	Performing Latinidad in Los Angeles: Pan-ethnic approaches in contemporary Latina/o theater performance

Print panethnicities: From coalitions to networks in Asian American cultural production	The bio scare: Anthrax, smallpox, SARS, flu and post-9/11 U.S. empire

Centering the margins: Black music and American culture, 1980--2000	Doing time: The work of music in Louisiana prisons

American autoscapes: Stuart Davis and the view from the road, 1920-1940	Vulnerable Sensations: Compositions of Imperiled Personhood, Intimacy and Citizenship in 21st Century Social Change

A Gossip of Images: Hollywood Star Images and Queer Counterpublics	From Fiesta to Festival: Mariachi Music in California and the Southwestern United States

Hula `Olapa and the "hula girl": Contemporary Hula Choreographies of the Concert Stage	Rallying around the Flag: Nationalist Emotions in American Mass Politics

Space, Place, and Music in New Orleans	American Liberation Mythologies: Democracy and Domination in U.S. Visual Culture

Occult Americans: Invisible Culture and the Literary Imagination