Arizona Quarterly 1996: Vol 52 Table of Contents PDF
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CONTENTS, VOLUME 52, 1996 QUENTIN ANDERSON Some Notes on the “Reconstructive Criticism” of David S. Reynolds MICHAEL BOUGHN Rethinking Mark Twain’s Skepticism: Ways of Knowing and Forms of Freedom in the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn 4/31 JOHN BRYANT Melville’s Rose Poems: As They Fell 4l49 EMILY MILLER BUDICK Philip Roth’s Jewish Family Marx and the Defense of Faith 3/55 JANET E. DEAN The Marriage Plot and National Myth in The Pioneers 4lt KIRBY FARRELL The Economies of Schindler’s List 1/163 STEPHANIE FOOTE “| Feared to Find Myself a Foreigner”: Revisiting Regionalism in Sarah Orne Jewett’s The Country of Pointed Firs NANCY GLAZENER Regional Accents: Populism, Feminism, and New England Women’s Regionalism ELIZABETH HEWITT Dickinson’s Lyrical Letters and the Poetics of Correspondence JOHN HILGART Valuable Damage: James Agee’s Aesthetics of Use 176 Contents, Volume 52, 1996 JASON G. HORN Figuring Speech as Religious Experience: Mark Twain, William James, and No. 44, The Mysterious Stranger WILLIAM G. LITTLE Figuring Out Mark Leyner: A Waste of Time THOMAS B. LOVELL By Dint of Labor and Economy: Harriet Jacobs, Harriet Wilson, and the Salutary View of Wage Labor WILLIAM LYNE Tiger Teeth Around Their Neck: The Cultural Logic of the Canonization of African American Literature STEPHEN MATTERSON Indian-Hater, Wild Man: Melville’s Confidence-Man JAMES MORRISON Cultural Hierarchy in Scarlet Street PETER T. OKUN John Barleycorn’s Body CHRISTOPHER F. PACKARD Who's Laughing Now? Sentimental Readers and Authorial Revenge in “Alice Doane’s Appeal” TACEY A. ROSOLOWSKI The Chronotopic Restructuring of Gaze in Film GEOFFREY SANBORN Where’s the Rest of Me?: The Melancholy Death of Benito Cereno BARRY W. SARCHETT The Joke(r) is on Us: The End of Popular Culture Studies Contents, Volume 52, 1996 NEIL SCHMITZ Sherman and Lee O. ALAN WELTZIEN George Custer, Norman Maclean, and James Welch: Personal History and the Redemption of Defeat TOMOYUKI ZETTSU Slavery, Song, and the South: Cather’s Refiguration of Stowe and Foster in A Lost Lady
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