Arizona Quarterly 2007: Vol 63 Table of Contents PDF
Preview Arizona Quarterly 2007: Vol 63 Table of Contents
CONTENTS, VOLUME 63, 2007 SCOTT ANDREWS A New Road and a Dead End in Sherman Alexie’s Reservation Blues YU-FANG CHO A Romance of (Miscege)Nations: Ann Sophia Stephens’ Malaeska: The Indian Wife of the White Hunter (1839, 1860) LESLIE E. ECKEL Margaret Fuller’s Conversational Journalism: New York, London, Rome JOHN ERNEST Outside the Box: Henry Box Brown and the Politics of Antislavery Agency JAMES FAIRFIELD Deadly Discourses: Examining the Roles of Language and Silence in the Lynching of Emmett Till and Wright's Native Son RYAN JAY FRIEDMAN Between Absorption and Extinction: Charles Chesnutt and Biopolitical Racism . AUSTIN GRAHAM On the Possibility of an American Holocaust: Philip Roth's The Plot Against America SONDRA GUTTMAN “No Tomorrow in the Man”: Uncovering the Great Depression in Their Eyes Were Watching God 156 Contents, Volume 63, 2007 CATHRYN HALVERSON “Typical Tokio Smile”: Bad American Books and Bewitching Japanese Girls HEATHER J. HICKS Suits vs. Skins: Immigration and Race in Men in Black BENJAMIN JOHNSON The Poetics of the Fall in Marianne Moore’s “The Jerboa” MICHAEL KREYLING “Slave life; freed life—everyday was a test and trial”: Identity and Memory in Beloved PHILIP KUBERSKI Kubrick’s Caretakers: Allegories of Homeland Security RASHNA WADIA RICHARDS Loose Ends: The Stuff That Movies Are Made of J. JAVIER RODRIGUEZ The U.S.—Mexican War in James Russell Lowell’s The Biglow Papers MARTHA SCHOOLMAN Emerson’s Doctrine of Hatred NEIL SCHMITZ Mark Twain, Traitor TODD F. TIETCHEN The Cubalogues (and After): On the Beat Literary Movement and the Early Cuban Revolution Contents, Volume 63, 2007 ROLAND VEGS6 Faulkner in the Fifties: The Making of the Faulkner Canon ELIZABETH WILLIS A Public History of the Dividing Line: H.D., the Bomb, and the Roots of the Postmodern IVY G. WILSON “no soul above”: Labor and the “law in art” in Melville’s “The Bell-Tower” DANIEL WORDEN Masculinity for the Million: Gender in Dime Novel Westerns JAMES ZEIGLER Charles Olson’s American Studies: Call Me Ishmael and the Cold War
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