Esq 2011: Vol 57 Index & Table of Contents

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Contents for ESQ, Volume 57, 2011
NOS. 1-2 (1st and 2nd Quarters) Nos. 222-23 o.s.
SPECIAL ISSUE/ EXALTADAS
A FEMALE GENEALOGY OF TRANSCENDENTALISM
PHYLLIS COLE AND JANA ARGERSINGER
Introduction | Exaltadas: A Female Genealogy
of Transcendentalism
NOELLE A. BAKER
“Let me do nothing smale”:
Mary Moody Emerson and Women’s
“Talking” Manuscripts
DORRI BEAM
Transcendental Erotics, Same-Sex Desire,
and Ethel’s Love-Life
KATHLEEN LAWKENCE
Soul Sisters and the Sister Arts:
Margaret Fuller, Caroline Sturgis,
and Their Private World of Love and Art
LAURA DASSOW WALLS
The Cosmopolitical Project of Louisa May Alcott
KATHERINE ADAMS
Black Exaltadas: Race, Reform, and
Spectacular Womanhood after Fuller
The Year in Conferences
Contributors 196
NO. 3 (3rd Quarter) No. 224 o.s.
CLUSTER ISSUE/ READING
JANET DEAN
Reading Lessons: Sentimental Literacy and
Assimilation in Stiya: A Carlisle Indian Girl at Home
and Wynema: A Child of the Forest
NAOMI MORGENSTERN
The Remains of Friendship and the Ethics
of Misreading: Melville, Emerson, Thoreau
MICHAEL MILLNER
The Senses of Reading Badly:
The Example of Antebellum “Obscene Reading”
Contributors
NO. 4 (4th Quarter) No. 225 o.s.
SUZANNE ASHWORTH
Spiritualized Bodies and Posthuman Possibilities:
Technologies of Intimacy in
Julia Ward Howe’s The Hermaphrodite
DAVID WATSON
Melville, Interrupted
RACHEL AZIMA
Promotion, Borrowing, and
Caroline Kirkland’s Literary Labors
PABLO A. RAMIREZ
American Imperialism in the Age of Contract:
Herbert Spencer and the Defeat of Contractual
Capitalism in Ruiz de Burton’s The Squatter and the Don
Contributors