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Getting Things Done	Now You See Me...

Open - End	The Slanted Fence Post

Whalen Gentrup Hunts for Fiffalope	David & Jonathan: Creating an original solo performance

Gentle Corners of the Night	scenes in a minor key

Destiny and amorality in McCarthy's "Blood Meridian" and "No Country for Old Men"	Mourning and melancholia in Carson McCullers's "The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter"

We got the beat: Transcendentalism, Allen Ginsberg's "Howl," and the inception of a new, Postmodern generation	The Transcendental nonmodern: Redefining America's Manifest Destiny

Purgatory and alienation in the works of Katherine Anne Porter and Walker Percy	Incorporating the white shadow: The destructive masculinities of Richard Wright

Self-creation, community, and autonomy: The liberation of Richard Rorty's philosophy of self as imagined by "Absalom, Absalom!"	The futility of conformity: The danger of gender constructs in "The Sound and the Fury"

Theft: A novel	Bridging the gap between the reality and the myth of the American South: Three authors' efforts to recover the religious South

Kickaround Nixon (and other stories)	Buried alive: Gothic oppression in the novels of Edith Wharton

"Shrike laughed:" Celebrating humor in Nathanael West's "Miss Lonelyhearts"	Eating Marigolds

Treadmill: A novel	Stephen Crane and the cinematic spectacle of the New York slums

Folk music as a cultural signifier in the contemporary American South	Information literacy in the composition classroom: An annotated bibliography of collaborations between librarians and composition teachers

The fragile "bonds of whiteness": Relationships between native white Southerners and foreigners in Porter, McCullers, and O'Connor	Le cuir de Michel Foucault. Transformation de soi et reproduction du pouvoir dans "Mr. Benson", "Histoire D'O" et "S/M"

From L.A. to Breakfast	Literary imaginings of transnational identities: Travel in modern novels

Angelcake: A novel	The relocation of culture: Post-assimilation paradigms in the immigrant writing of contemporary America

Not quite American, not quite European: Performing "other" claims to exceptionality in Francoist Spain and the Jim Crow South	"A more perfect Indian wisdom": Transcultural exchange in the writings of Henry D. Thoreau

The art of self-making: American modernist fiction and the performances of identity and authorship	Dueling and identity: Constructions of honor violence in nineteenth-century Southern letters

Blue poets: Brilliant poetry: A study in the connection between four ingenious poets and factors that affected their lives and productivity	Lost in the American labyrinth: Literary and cultural explorations into 20th and 21st century American identity and place

Shall we gather at the table?: The symbolic, material, and cultural significance of the table in American life and letters	Re(f)use: The aesthetics of waste in American fiction

Acting Alone: Solo Female Performers, Their American Audiences, and Embodiment	"That Rotten Richness": Old Maids and Reproductive Anxiety in U.S. Southern Fiction, 1923--1946