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Volume 67, Issue 1
March 1, 2015
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ISSN 0010-4124
EISSN 1945-8517
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ACLA Forum: About Systemic and Empirical Approaches in the Study of Literature and Culture

Systems Theories and the Study of Literature and Culture
Steven Tötösy de Zepetnek
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Digital Humanities and Its Application in the Study of Literature and Culture
Matthew Wilkens
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Biocultural Theory and the Study of Literature
Joseph C. Carroll
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Tracking Ecophobia: The Utility of Empirical and Systems Studies for Ecocriticism
Simon C. Estok
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Sysemics and Semiotic Informatics
Michael Filimowicz
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Articles

Keats, Hegel, and Belated Mythography
William Coker
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Sensuous Communism: Sand with Marx
Claire White
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Collaborative Differences: Marguerite Duras, Eve Sedgwick, and “The Beast in the Jungle”
Kathryn Wichelns
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Caste in Black and White: Dalit Identity and the Translation of African American Literature
Manan Desai
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Remaking Poetics After Postmodernism: Intertextuality, Intermediality, and Cultural Circulation in the Wake of Borges
Ignacio Infante
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