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LITERATURE IN THE EARLY AMERICAN REPUBLIC Annual Studies on Cooper and His Contemporaries Volume 5 Edited by Matthew Wynn Sivils and Jeffrey Walker See volume contents |
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AMS Studies in the Nineteenth Century, No. 45 POE WRITING/WRITING POE Edited by Richard Kopley and Jana Argersinger Edited by two leading Poe scholars, Poe Writing/Writing Poe brings together essays on both Edgar Allan Poe’s responses to his reading and his world and later writers’ responses to reading Poe. . . . Read more |
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AMS Studies in the Middle Ages, No. 30 CORPUS CHRISTI PLAYS AT YORK A Context for Religious Drama By by Clifford Davidson with a Contribution in Collaboration with Sheila White For roughly two centuries, the streets of the city of York were home to the annual performance of a cycle of mystery plays held in conjunction with the festival of Corpus Christi. Remarkable as the resilience of such an event is, no scholar has yet to survey . . . Read more |
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Immigrant Communities & Ethnic Minorities in the United States & Canada, No. 83 FROM ASSIMILATION TO MULTICULTURALISM Managing Ethnic Diversity in Milwaukee By Tom August From Assimilation to Multiculturalism considers the formation and history of ethnic social stratification in one locality—Milwaukee, Wisconsin—and shows the varied treatment different groups encountered at the hands of local elites, authorities, and institutions. But while much of the existing historical literature on ethnic and racial groups generally isolates one or two particular communities, . . . Read more |
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THE EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY NOVEL Volume 9 Edited by Albert J. Rivero and George Justice Book Review Editor Kit Kincade See volume contents |
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STUDIES IN MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE HISTORY Third Series, Volume IX Edited by Roger Dahood and Peter E. Medine |
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READINGS ON EQUAL EDUCATION Expanding Postsecondary Opportunity for Underrepresented Students: Theory and Practice of Academic Capital Formation Volume 26 Volume Editors Rachelle Winkle-Wagner, Phillip J. Bowman, and Edward P. St. John Series Editors Phillip J. Bowman and Edward P. St. John See volume contents |
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THE AGE OF JOHNSON A Scholarly Annual Volume 22 Edited by Jack Lynch See volume contents |
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ECCB The Eighteenth-Century Current Bibliography n.s. Volume 34—for 2008 General Editors Kevin L. Cope and Robert C. Leitz, III |
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AMS Studies in the Nineteenth Century, No. 46 DICKENS’S UNCOLLECTED MAGAZINE AND NEWSPAPER SKETCHES, AS ORIGINALLY COMPOSED AND PUBLISHED, 1833–1836 Edited by Robert C. Hanna Brings together fifty-six early sketches by Dickens that have never before been collected in this form. Each sketch faithfully reproduces its original version, typesetting features and printing errors included, just as they initially appeared . . . Read more |
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1650–1850 Ideas, Æsthetics, and Inquiries in the Early Modern Era Volume 19 Edited by Kevin L. Cope Book Review Editor Scott Paul Gordon Edited and introduced by Theodore E. D. Braun. See volume contents |
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SPENSER STUDIES A Renaissance Poetry Annual Volume XXVII Edited by Andrew Escobedo, William A. Oram, and Anne Lake Prescott See volume contents |
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AMS Studies in Cultural History, No. 10 BURNING BOOKS Negotiations betwen Fundamentalism and Literature Edited by Catherine Pesso-Miquel and Klaus Stierstorfer Although fundamentalism is often closely associated with textuality, and with sacred texts in particular, the complex relations uniting literature and fundamentalism . . . Read more |
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LIFEWRITING ANNUAL Biographical and Autobiographical Studies Volume 3 Edited by Thomas R. Smith |
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RESOURCES FOR AMERICAN LITERARY STUDY Volume 35 Edited by Jackson R. Bryer and Richard Kopley |
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RELIGION IN THE AGE OF ENLIGHTENMENT Volume 3 Edited by Brett C. McInelly See volume contents |
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EMBLEMATICA An Interdisciplinary Journal for Emblem Studies Volume 19 Managing Editor: David Graham Editors: Daniel S. Russell, Peter M. Daly, and Michael Bath Advisory Editor: Laurence Grove See volume contents |
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DICKENS STUDIES ANNUAL Essays on Victorian Fiction Volume 43 Edited by Edited by Stanley Friedman, Edward Guiliano, Anne Humpherys, Natalie McKnight, and Michael Timko |
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AMS Studies in the Eighteenth Century, No. 64 GLOBAL ECONOMIES, CULTURAL CURRENCIES OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY Edited by Michael Rotenberg-Schwartz with Tara Czechowski This collection of essays brings together international scholars examining eighteenth-century economies and cultural responses to and representations of them. Like other similar collections, it attends to the influence of finance and commerce on literary representations of the personal (subjectivity) and political (nationalism) especially in Britain. But this collection . . . Read more |
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AMS Studies in the Nineteenth Century, No. 54 THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A POCKET HANDKERCHIEF By James Fenimore Cooper Edited by Matthew Wynn Sivils and James P. Elliott Written during one of James Fenimore Cooper’s most productive periods, The Autobiography of a Pocket Handkerchief stands as a testament to the inventiveness of this literary icon. This 1843 novella is one of Cooper’s most experimental works of fiction . . . Read more |
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