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102. The Grand Tour and the Anti-Tourist
103. The Angel in the Dump: 'Liquid' Modern Waste in Don DeLillo's 'The Angel Esmeralda'
104. Revisiting the 'Road-Not-Taken' in Comics Studies
105. Robert Lowell's Onionskin Aesthetic
106. Defending Home, Defending Homeland, Post 9/11: Jane Got a Gun
107. Hidden in Plain View: Family, the Western, and the Syntax of Genre in A History of Violence
108. Urban Milieu, Domesticity, and Fatherhood in The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford
109. Western Masculinities Past and Present
110. Recovering the Women's West
111. 'There Was a Veil upon You, Pocahontas': The Pocahontas Story as a Myth of American Heterogeneity in the Liberal Western
112. The Visual Language of Gender and Family in the Western
113. 'I've Been Looking for You': Reconfiguring Race, Gender, and the Family through the Female Agency of The Keeping Room
114. Exhuming the Graveyard School
115. Editors' note
116. Hideous Progeny: Forgery, Frankenstein, and Peter Carey's My Life as a Fake
117. The Holy Fool's Revelation: Metafiction, Trauma, and Posthumanity in E. L. Doctorow's Andrew's Brain
118. Wake Work: 'A Long History and Present'
119. Oscar Wilde among the Women
120. Vagabonds, The Death Ship, and Denationalization
121. Language and Literature in the World: Thomas Hardy's The Woodlanders
122. Showing and telling on stage and page
123. Proust and the Cyclops: Monocles and material Culture in A la recherche du temps perdu
124. Zen and the art of unnatural narrative
125. Ecocritical readings of Andrew Marvell's Fairfax poems
126. 'In the South pain is segregated': Waiting rooms and medical ethics in Eudora Welty's 'A Worn Path' and Ernest Gaines's 'The Sky is Gray'
127. Shakespeare's Technical Imagination
128. Racial Science and Indian Resistance
129. Irony called into question: Don Quixote's Alazon and Eiron
130. Returning to Eton: Writing history and temporality in Thomas Gray's 'Ode on a Distant Prospect of Eton College'
131. Hawthorne, Mill, and Sartre: Petrifaction and Tyranny in Roth's 'The Conversion of the Jews' and When She Was Good
132. Modernism in the World.
133. Down to Earth.
134. The Experimental Eighteenth-Century Hymn.
135. 'Not Merely Literary': Shakespeare and History.
136. Decolonial Aesthetics of World Literature
137. Unsound method: Gadamer's Hermeneutics and Heart of Darkness
138. Mandarin Oriental: The Cosmopolitan Stranger in Lisa See's Dragon Bones.
139. Strangers and Trespassers in Contemporary Women's Crime Fiction (2000-2020).
140. The cultural narratives of AIDS, gay sexuality, and family in Colm Toibin's The Blackwater Lightship
141. Nuanced and sympathetic: D. Marcel DeCoste on Evelyn Waugh
142. Truth, care, and action: an ethics of peaceful coexistence in Ian McEwan's Solar
143. The family and the problem of gender in the Western
144. Beneath the Flood: Robert Penn Warren's homage to the environmentally displaced
145. New perspectives on race and national identities in Italian women writers' narratives
146. 'The lamp in Mildred's living room': Cain's Mildred Pierce and Veblen's Conspicuous Consumption
147. Ethics of sensibility in Tom Wolfe's Back to Blood
148. The case history of Anna Freud
149. Recovery from the great war: pastoral space in J.L. Carr's A Month in the Country and Ernest Hemingway's 'Big Two-Hearted River'
150. The Punch Line for Nineteenth-Century Women.
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