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... any regards and eventually, after the passing o f his brother, helps him to find love w ith this caring wom an. However, Campbell and W hite tell a second story as well, that of the playwright's writer's block, the evolution of which is inextricably linked w ith the ups and downs of the his real...

... and their afterlives as writers and public figures. It also examines the ethically and affectively complicated dynamics of archival engagement with such fraught figures, reflecting on the author’s own relationship to Plath and the way it has shaped her training as a literary academic. Ultimately, she sees Plath...

..., their com pany clerks, and the poetry purportedly coming from these writers became closely self-styled after, and were frequently compared to, a broadly Western tradition of satire, the "little-colonial logic of comparison" infiltrated the Anglo-Indian com m unity's satirical attem pts to undermine...

...: Contemporary Writers of/on Creative N onfiction (New York: Pearson, 2011). ...

... of a contract between the W GA and produc­ tion companies stipulating that the WGA has the exclusive jurisdiction to determine screen and advertising credit for writers who worked on the production. The jurisdiction of the W GA to determine credit which is the power o f w riters to decide authorship of works...

...Kelley Kreitz Abstract This essay analyzes the Havana-based literary weekly La Habana Elegante to consider the hemispheric dimensions of late nineteenth-century media change and the role that writers of Latin American descent played in it. As new electric media and improved print technology powered...

..., Hanley’s text ironizes the literary trope and geopolitical concept of the “free sea” from an interwar perspective. The novel’s particular mode of hydro-criticism manifests in its formal challenges to both the war optics of the British state and the optics of a major modernist writer of the seas, Joseph...

... writers and their works, but it is maintained that this is somewhat the essence of the article: Native writing in the Western Hemisphere is still in the process of being identified, read, and recognized as such. Thus this article underpins the notion that the work of recognizing and categorizing such work...

... on the professionalization of literary writing, as well as the impact of commodification on Indigenous migrants in Chimbote. This article draws parallels between the diarist Arguedas (who defines himself as a nonprofessional writer attached to Indigenous cultures), the fishing entrepreneur Braschi (a mythical figure...

... disparate works—by the Swiss avant-garde poet Blaise Cendrars, the West Indian writers Claude McKay and Eric Walrond, the Nicaraguan poet Ernesto Cardenal, and the American modernist poet Wallace Stevens—into the space of conflicts and disparities that characterizes the Canal Zone as a peculiar choke point...

.... By the seventeenth, English writers feared that Denmark had taught their own nation its drinking habits. Synthesizing criticism on alcoholism as an individual problem in Shakespeare’s texts and times with scholarship on national drinking habits in the early modern age, this essay asks what the tragedy of alcoholism...

... very useful for ministers and moralists concerned with the moral and economic consequences of unnecessary and “superfluous” consumption for individuals, households, and communities. Resorting to populist and didactic genres like pamphlets, sermons, dialogues, and treatises, writers ranging from...

...Justin Desautels-Stein Abstract In the last few years, a number of literary scholars and not a few legal writers have pondered the disappearance of the self from both literary analysis and law. Is consciousness, the “I” of literature and litigation, receding in importance, and, if so, is self...

...Kevin Kopelson; Shane McCrae Abstract In the last few years, a number of literary scholars and not a few legal writers have pondered the disappearance of the self from both literary analysis and law. Is consciousness, the “I” of literature and litigation, receding in importance, and, if so, is self...

... “close reading” or what he refers to as a remixological inhabitation of texts written by artists and writers such as Kathy Acker and Nam June Paik. In the course of his conceptual performance, Amerika asks “What does it mean to go out of oneself?” and attempts to answer the question through a combination...

...Carl Gutiérrez-Jones Abstract In the last few years, a number of literary scholars and not a few legal writers have pondered the disappearance of the self from both literary analysis and law. Is consciousness, the “I” of literature and litigation, receding in importance, and, if so, is self...

... “close reading” or what he refers to as a remixological inhabitation of texts written by artists and writers such as Kathy Acker and Nam June Paik. In the course of his conceptual performance, Amerika asks “What does it mean to go out of oneself?” and attempts to answer the question through a combination...

... the Mexican Revolution while contending with Anglo-American nativist imperatives, which shaped their cultivation of an ethnic identity in the United States. Mobilizing the concept of the letrado in the context of these borderlands writers makes them legible within larger Latin American currents while...

...Richard Delgado; Jean Stefancic Abstract In the last few years, a number of literary scholars and not a few legal writers have pondered the disappearance of the self from both literary analysis and law. Is consciousness, the “I” of literature and litigation, receding in importance, and, if so...

... of feminist scholarship. T h e first essay, B ack sch eid er s T h e N ovel s G en d ered Space, revisits the rise o f the English novel, a narrative th a t is being challenged by the recovery of novels by women writers. In ten t on narrow ing the growing divide between recen t criti­ cal work...