... Angeles Review of Books , and elsewhere. © 2016 by Duke University Press 2016 James Weldon Johnson William Vander Weyde gesture electricity reenactment References Abel Elizabeth . 2012 . “Skin, Flesh, and the Affective Wrinkles of Civil Rights Photography.” Qui Parle 20...

... disciplinary boundaries” of our better forbears (8). New’s investigative procedures deliberately reenact “the Calvinist-Cartesian regime” (250) of her adopted materials, with a theological underpinning dating to Cotton Mather and an apocalyptic appetite dating to Michael Wigglesworth, and with Harriet Beecher...

... (1981) to think through the early pedagogical contributions of that collection as reenacted in a digital form of “consciousness raising” or “networked pedagogy.” Their essay shows us how new and radical forms of publishing have “truly transformative potential . . . from pedagogical and intellectual...

... and ‘‘Reenactment Cush- man offers a ‘‘history of verbal and visual images of a single, particularly awful moment in the American Civil War Dramatists and the Bomb:American and British Playwrights Confront...

... quarrel, the accused draws a gun and chases a white man in the streets, shooting him in the chest and fleeing the scene. The newspaper’s lyrical, visual reenactment—a gothic tableau replete with silhouettes and rats, burnt-­out lights, and falling curtains—­ conveys a small-­town, macabre...

... events of Letters are not only a repetition of earlier patterns but also a repetition that reveals a structure within its particular occasion. Barth explains the distinction between reenact- ment and ‘‘mere repetition’’ in TheFridayBook: ‘‘The spiral reenacts the circle, but opens out—if you’re going...

... commemorative sites (10): the Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monu- ment Indian Memorial; museums in Monroe, Michigan, Custer’s hometown; Washita Battlefield National Historic Site; a convention of Custerphiles held in the shadow of the contested Black Hills; and summer reenactments of the Little...

... Memorial; museums in Monroe, Michigan, Custer’s hometown; Washita Battlefield National Historic Site; a convention of Custerphiles held in the shadow of the contested Black Hills; and summer reenactments of the Little Bighorn Battle in rural Montana. His chapter “Testimony in Transla- tion” visits...

... the contested Black Hills; and summer reenactments of the Little Bighorn Battle in rural Montana. His chapter “Testimony in Transla- tion” visits the tangled archives of Native American eyewitness testimony and American Literature, Volume 80, Number 3, September 2008 © 2008 by Duke University...

... Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monu- ment Indian Memorial; museums in Monroe, Michigan, Custer’s hometown; Washita Battlefield National Historic Site; a convention of Custerphiles held in the shadow of the contested Black Hills; and summer reenactments of the Little Bighorn Battle in rural...

... in the shadow of the contested Black Hills; and summer reenactments of the Little Bighorn Battle in rural Montana. His chapter “Testimony in Transla- tion” visits the tangled archives of Native American eyewitness testimony and American Literature, Volume 80, Number 3, September 2008 © 2008...

... “reviv[ing] the tragic mulatta tale and nod[ding] to William Wells Brown’s 1853 novel,” recounts an enslaved woman who drowns herself after her lecherous owner publicly hangs her lover. While Tillman’s depiction of a slave woman leaping in the water reenacts the most famous scene in the Clotel novels...

... commemorative sites (10): the Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monu- ment Indian Memorial; museums in Monroe, Michigan, Custer’s hometown; Washita Battlefield National Historic Site; a convention of Custerphiles held in the shadow of the contested Black Hills; and summer reenactments of the Little...

... hometown; Washita Battlefield National Historic Site; a convention of Custerphiles held in the shadow of the contested Black Hills; and summer reenactments of the Little Bighorn Battle in rural Montana. His chapter “Testimony in Transla- tion” visits the tangled archives of Native American...

... hometown; Washita Battlefield National Historic Site; a convention of Custerphiles held in the shadow of the contested Black Hills; and summer reenactments of the Little Bighorn Battle in rural Montana. His chapter “Testimony in Transla- tion” visits the tangled archives of Native American...

... dorm room constitutes a reenactment of the challenge they imagine was posed by Henry and Bon’s love, spoken by Bon to Henry (as by Shreve to Quentin in the retelling): —I cannot? [Bon asks.] —You shall not. —Who will stop me, Henry? —No, Henry says.—No. No. No. Now it is Bon...

... commemorative sites (10): the Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monu- ment Indian Memorial; museums in Monroe, Michigan, Custer’s hometown; Washita Battlefield National Historic Site; a convention of Custerphiles held in the shadow of the contested Black Hills; and summer reenactments of the Little...

... Memorial; museums in Monroe, Michigan, Custer’s hometown; Washita Battlefield National Historic Site; a convention of Custerphiles held in the shadow of the contested Black Hills; and summer reenactments of the Little Bighorn Battle in rural Montana. His chapter “Testimony in Transla- tion” visits...

...Figure 7 Nancy reenacts mass destruction. From Bushmiller, Nancy , June 12, 1945 Figure 7 Nancy reenacts mass destruction. From Bushmiller, Nancy, June 12, 1945 ...