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...William Cooke Copyright © 2003 Regents of the University of Colorado 2003 English Language Notes Volume XLI Number 1 September 2003 ALUEN SWldE SCEONE : HOW LONG DID OE AELFEN/ELFENSURVIVE IN ME? The MED lists a word elve(n) that it defines as An elf or fairy (of either sex...

...Jane Garrity; Celia Marshik Abstract The introduction traces the long history of fashion’s movement across cultural, national, and political borders. After brief case studies of early twentieth-century French and Spanish styles imagining fashion as an engine of transnational amity, the introduction...

...Christopher Vecsey Abstract This article explores how Native Americans have received the Bible. Over the centuries some Indians have been inspired by the Bible, and some have been repelled by its long-standing place in colonization. The Christian invaders in the New World carried the Bible...

...José Antonio Mazzotti Abstract This article presents some results of a long-term research project on the Iskonawa, a Peruvian Amazon community that until recently many specialists considered gone. The few living speakers hold a world of knowledge and oral tradition that a team of Peruvian...

.... Then it highlights the decades-long struggle of Chamorro activists to reclaim the land. Lastly, it turns to contemporary Chamorro poetry to illustrate how authors have revitalized and retold the story of Puntan and Fu’una to critique and protest the degradation of Chamorro lands and to advocate for the protection...

...Eric H. Newman Abstract This essay argues that the queer romances at the margins of Claude McKay’s Romance in Marseille operate as sites of possibility for a happy, egalitarian social relation that is longed for but not otherwise accessible in the novel. The essay contends that this novel, read...

...Mohamad Junaid; Deepti Misri; Ather Zia Abstract This special issue inaugurates a scholarly and creative conversation that seeks to detach the future of Kashmir from the narrative, aesthetic, and political frames of powerful nation-states that have sought to keep Kashmiris confined to a long...

..., long-standing counternarratives to these representations have met with increasing repression, engendering a visual stagnancy. Earlier, countervisuals by photojournalists confronted state visualities by directing the gaze toward Kashmiri bodies. This essay argues that the repeated production...

...Bernard McGinn Abstract Teresa of Ávila has long been noted as one of the most influential Christian mystical teachers for her doctrine on contemplative prayer, mystical graces, and union with God. Her writings, especially the Life and The Interior Castle , have been widely read from the later...

...Ahmet Cem Durak Abstract It has long been known that Muslim scholars used rabbinic literature in what is called Isra’iliyyat in the Islamic tradition. They used these sources as legitimate details of the Qur’anic stories. Less well known is how later Islamic scholars incorporated these sources...

..., and Wish to Show It’: Charles Dickens and Fake News,” by William F. Long, and “Fake News!!! Poe’s Balloon Story and the Penny Papers!,” by Lydia G. Fash, remind us that hoaxes and their uncritical dissemination by news outlets are not solely twenty-first-century phenomena. Long’s article discusses...

...Matthew Rubery Copyright © 2008 Regents of the University of Colorado 2008 B lea k H ou se in r e a l T im e Matthew R ubery In Dickens's Bleak House, Miss Flite invites the wards in Jarndyce to her lodgings w ith the warning: "Youth, and hope, and beauty are very seldom there. It is a long...

... and Culture 66 , no. 3 ( 2020 ): 445 – 79 . Long William F. “ ‘I Am Grateful, and Wish to Show It’: Charles Dickens and Fake News .” Dickens Quarterly 37 , no. 3 ( 2020 ): 223 – 37 . Mackay Charles . Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds . New York...

.... It is possible to open the volum e at any page and read right on w ith ­ out embarrassment. E. S. Dallas, review of The Woman in W hite1 T he novel's length, and the speed at which one reads it, have long seemed to be defining yet theoretically intractable characteristics o f the genre. In producing...

... dreaming the military arrested and disappeared him. His body was found in the riverbed. The water had long dried. Yet a stone was tied to his belly and his eyes had been gouged out. Dreaming was declared to be a crime in Kashmir. Every child from the age of five weeks must take medication to stop...

... of the carceral world, the abolition of capitalism . . . [and] a remaking of the social order.” 2 Police brutality, strategic disenfranchisement, and state and intimate violence are all outgrowths of racial capitalism. As long as these systems persist, we remained trapped in a fatal loop that keeps us...

... hand, the short [i.e., the b ad ] quartos b eh in d which we can guess actual perform ances reveal textual features that seem specifically for and of the stage. O n the other hand, the difference between short and long quartos also reveals the specificity of the long texts. This specificity allows us...

... that when we im merse ourselves in all the great big, big, great novels Tolstoy's, Joyce's, Proust's we are investing both our money and our tim e in w hat those m ighty authors manage to do w ith the experience of long duration: it is the shaping, as Nabokov express­ es it, of "tim e by Proust, or tim e b...

... news, we are all increasingly liable to confuse what is true with what is not. The difficulty of differentiating between real news and fake news, however, is not recent. Fake news has been around for as long as people have been communicating with each other, leading many to draw false conclusions...