...Michele Speitz A u ra l Chiaroscuro: The Em ergency Radio B r o a d c a s t in O r s o n W e l l e s s Th e War of th e W o rlds M ic h e le S peitz Tim e determines the lim it o f all a r t,. . . Frederick Kittler, Gramophone, Typewriter, Film'1 Susan Sontag touts the pictoral shot...

... simply help­ ful but necessary to sorting out our own ethical positions. University of Colorado Charlotte Sussman Gender, Race, and the Writing ofEmpire: Public Discourse and the Boer War. By Paula M. Krebs. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1999. Pp. 205 + 12. $59.95. he. 0-521-65322-3. A great...

...Nicole Rizzuto Abstract Absent from prodigious critical scholarship about the seas is a discussion of modernism between the wars. Yet this period is rife with writing set on the waters. This essay argues that it is in their orchestrations of the waters as dead zones that such works revitalize...

.... The article suggests that despite the novel’s intense performance of self-reflexivity, it demonstrates a traumatic suppression of its own immediate historical conditions, particularly its temporal proximity to the events of the First Gulf War. This article thus reads the text’s telling silences and its...

... that if the Papists are Catholics (that is, Christians), So mayst thou both the Turkes and Mores call Catholickes as well. LEASHING IN THE DOGS OF WAR: THE INFLUENCE OF LYLY S CAMPASPE ON SHAKESPEARE S ALL S WELL THAT ENDS WELL It is a commonplace of Shakespeare studies that the drama­ tist shows a recurrent...

...Scott R. Stalcup Monsters in English Literature: From the Romantic Age to the First World War . By Paul Goetsch . Frankfurt : Peter Lang , 2002 . Pp. 344. pb. $52.95 . 0-820-45950-X. Copyright © 2004 Regents of the University of Colorado 2004 December 2004 75 B O O K REVIEWS...

...Zhou Hau Liew Abstract This essay reads the Taiwanese Malaysian author Chang Kuei-hsing’s 1998 novel Elephant Herd from an ecological perspective. A novel about the Sarawak communist insurgency (1963–90)—an important but underrepresented conflict during the Cold War in Asia— Elephant Herd...

... to Nationalist military forces during the Spanish Civil War (1936–39) and is known for its independentist fervor. A regionalist reading of the film does not simply connect the present and the past; it proposes that the children of the war mediate Spain’s current troubled relationship with historical trauma...

... was against colonialism and war throughout his long life, seeing violence as antithetical to the Walter Pater– and Matthew Arnold–influenced liberal humanist philosophy that motivated his politics. His early novels, speeches, letters, and diaries written before the 1920s in particular bear the stamp...

... or borders, help us reenvision Kashmir’s futures beyond the confines of Indian statehood? Copyright © 2023 Regents of the University of Colorado 2023 weather occupation meteorological war climate futures On August 5, 2019, India’s Hindu supremacist government headed by Narendra Modi...

...Melissa Dinsman Abstract Over the span of almost fifty years the British author Mollie Panter-Downes contributed 852 pieces to the New Yorker ; this included 153 London Letters during World War II alone. In these Panter-Downes reported on the “everyday” aspects of the British home front experience...

...Figure 1. Karahkwenhawi Zoe Hopkins as Princess Leia Organa recording a message to R2D2 in Star Wars Tsyorì:wat IV—Yonhská:neks , 2013. ...

... of the approach enshrined in a celebrated series of memorials erected in Berlin following German reunification by one such woman suggests that Richmond’s series of monuments might be reconfigured to foster a more inclusive approach to the history of the Civil War by sharply contrasting fragments of the current...

... novel Sozaboy, Philip Joseph's article locates some of the characteristic features that define the fictional child soldier's subjectivity during the period just prior to legal recognition. He concludes by asking how the altered legal landscape—a product of UN protocols and war crimes tribunals—has...

... novel Sozaboy, Philip Joseph's article locates some of the characteristic features that define the fictional child soldier's subjectivity during the period just prior to legal recognition. He concludes by asking how the altered legal landscape—a product of UN protocols and war crimes tribunals—has...

... challenges and expands existing research that suggests that McKay’s writings register the impulse for a nomadic wandering away from oppressive forms of identity control set up in the wake of World War I. The article contends that Claude McKay’s renegade cast of “bad nationalist” characters registers...

.... Romero’s vision urges us to see catastrophe where we are accustomed to seeing only the mundane, and collective trauma where we routinely see only individual trauma. In Martin ’s version of horror, the economic decline of Braddock, Pennsylvania, is paired with trauma connected to the Vietnam War...

... said to have survived an Indigenous attack during King Philip’s War (1675–78). Using decolonizing methodologies, it conveys dramatically more complex conceptions of the past—and of ongoing Indigenous presence and resilience—than stories devised and maintained by Euro-American antiquarians have...