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2. Landscape, Travel, and the Gaze in Experimental Film and Video
3. In Praise of Black Boys and Bad Men
4. Mapping the Contours of Spiritual Oppression: Thematic Parallels of Magical Reality in O. V. Vijayan's The Legends of Khasak and Olga Tokarczuk's Primeval and Other Times
5. The Politics of Reconciliation: Revolutionary Leadership of Zitkala-Sa for Indian Education and Cause
6. Rereading and Reseeing: Visions and Voices in My Victorian Novel
7. Wading through the Flood: The Transcultural Counterwitness, Hurricane Katrina, and Video Poetry
8. Mandarin Oriental: The Cosmopolitan Stranger in Lisa See's Dragon Bones
9. Uncomfortable Truths: Queer Strangers and Gendered Necropolitics in Akwaeke Emezi's The Death of Vivek Oji
10. Interrogating Law-breakers and Lawmakers: Female Visibility and Agency in Spanish Crime Fiction
11. 'Women Are in Danger; They Are Also Dangerous': The New Face of Twenty-First-Century Crime Fiction
12. 'To Start: I Should Never Have Been Born': The Antiheroine as Stranger in Gillian Flynn's Sharp Objects and Gone Girl
13. Trespass to Success: Breaking Rules and Solving Crimes in Colombia's First Woman-Authored Detective Series
14. Strangers and Trespassers in Contemporary Women's Crime Fiction (2000-2020)
15. 'Everything is Attended': Artistry and Audience in the Novels of Dana Spiotta
16. One Hundred Years of E. M. Forster's Maurice
17. Nostos, Nostalgia, and Pastoral in Twentieth-Century British Prose Fiction
18. Sensory Experiments in Postbellum America
19. Asian Encounters: Hybridity, Female Inheritance, and Intertextuality in Fiona Kidman's Songs from the Violet Cafe
20. LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE IN THE WORLD: The Punch Line for Nineteenth-Century Women
21. Petites Histoires, Meta-perspective: Meaning and Narrative in Julian Barnes
22. Ethical Literary Animal Studies and Ecolinguistics: Approaching Animals
23. Nineteenth-Century Transformations of Tuberculosis: Tuberculosis and Disabled Identity in Nineteenth Centur y Literature: Invalid Lives
24. Queer Spark in the Machine: Chaucer's Losers, Nintendo's Children, and Other Forays into Queer Ludonarratology Jes Battis
25. Who Reads Literature? UNESCO and the Fate of the Literary
26. 'work might be Electric Rest': Rereading Dickinson's Dao through Emerson
27. The Vulgarity of Spiritualism: Modernity's Privileged Discourses in Rachel Ferguson's The Brontes Went to Woolworths
28. The Politics and Promises of Early African American Print Cultures
29. Contemporary Black Atlantic Variations on the Slave Narrative
30. The Queer Art of Self-Actualization
31. Between the Sublime and the Traumatic: Harriet Jacobs's Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl and Toni Morrison's Beloved
32. Slow Ecocinema, the Forest, and the Eerie in Experimental Film and VR (360-degree) Nature Videos
33. The Rise of Flaneuse Landscapes
34. The Significance of Aesthetic Voids in Cinema
35. The City Symphony Film and Urban Modernism: Stasis in the Cities of the 1920s and 1930s
36. Esoteric Archaeologies and Interplanetary Becoming in Laura Kraning's Meridian Plain
37. Cinema Trouve: The City as a Moving Image
38. Avant-Doc 2 Challenges Cinema Studies to Be Useful (Again)
39. Time Traveling in Joseph Cornell's Bookstalls
40. Must We Burn Tolkien?
41. States of Exception and Ends of Poetry in Paul Muldoon's Moy Sand and Gravel
42. Reflections of Antimodernism in Kingsley Amis's Lucky Jim
43. Joan of Arc, Remembered
44. Audre Lorde's Zami: Knowing Psychoanalytic Theory Otherwise
45. Decentering Genealogies: Unbecoming through Genre in The Bluest Eye and The Bell Jar
46. Invasion of the Copyright Trolls
47. Brer Rabbit Hops Again
48. At Home in the Body: Cosmopolitanism in Naipaul's 'One out of Many'
49. Colonialism, Sexualities, and Culture: A Transnational Interrogation of Caribbean Subjectivities
50. LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE IN THE WORLD; Thomas Hardy's Far from the Madding Crowd
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