Esq 2010: Vol 56 Index & Table of Contents

2010·0.21 MB·English

Contents for ESQ, Volume 56, 2010
NO. 1 (1st Quarter) No. 218 0.s.
TRAVIS M. FOSTER
Grotesque Sympathy:
Lydia Maria Child, White Reform, and the
Embodiment of Urban Space
MELISSA RYAN
Republican Mothers and Indian Wives:
Lydia Maria Child’s Indian Stories
ROBERT FANUZZI
How Mixed-Race Politics Entered the United States:
Lydia Maria Child’s Appeal
Contributors
NO. 2 (2nd Quarter) No. 219 o.s.
LAURA SALTZ
The Magnetism ofa Photograph:
Daguerreotypy and Margaret Fuller's
Conceptions of Gender and Sexuality
MAURA D’AMORE
“A Man’s Sense of Domesticity”:
Donald Grant Mitchell’s Suburban Vision
KATHRYN CORNELL DOLAN
Thoreau’s “Grossest Groceries”:
Dietary Reform in Walden and Wild Fruits
ANITA J. DUNEER
Voyaging Captains’ Wives:
Feminine Aesthetics and the Uses of Domesticity
in the Travel Narratives of Abby Jane Morrell
and Mary Wallis
Contributors
NO. 3 (3rd Quarter) No. 220 0.s.
NILES TOMLINSON
Creeping in the “Mere”:
Catagenesis in Poe’s “Black Cat”
and Gilman’s “Yellow Wallpaper”
HOLLY JACKSON
The Transformation of American Family
Property in The House of the Seven Gables
JEFFREY INSKO
Passing Current:
Electricity, Magnetism, and
Historical Transmission in The Linwoods
Contributors
NO. 4 (4th Quarter) No. 221 o.s.
STEPHEN KNADLER
At Home in the Crystal Palace:
African American Transnationalism and the
Aesthetics of Representative Democracy
MICHAEL BORGSTROM
Hating Miles Coverdale
DOMINIC MASTROIANNI
Revolutionary Time and the Future
of Democracy in Melville’s Pierre
Contributors