... the ‘Objectivists.’” In Outlines of a Critique of Technology , edited by Slater Phil , 44 – 68 . London : Ink Links . Sawkins John . 2001 . The Long Apprenticeship: Alienation in the Early Work of Alan Sillitoe . Oxford : Lang . Sillitoe Alan . 1964 . “Poor People.” Anarchy...

... of the East India Company. © 2015 by University of Oklahoma 2015 East India Company Mariam Khan seventeenth-century women Sir Thomas Roe Works Cited Archer John Michael . 2001 . Old Worlds: Egypt, Southwest Asia, India, and Russia in Early Modern Writing . Stanford, CA : Stanford...

...Su Fang Ng This article considers European cross-cultural exchanges with Islamic Southeast Asia from the perspective of language. Earlier assumptions of the superiority of European languages over non-European ones are unwarranted. In the early modern period English was a peripheral language...

...Hua Hsu Recovered Legacies: Authority and Identity in Early Asian American Literature . Lawrence Keith Cheung Floyd , eds. Philadelphia : Temple University Press , 2005 COPYRIGHT © 2007 BY THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA 2007 WORKS CITED Arkush David Lee Leo...

... Poetry to the Time of Shakespeare . 3 vols. London : Murray , 1831 . Comensoli Viviana . “Household business”: Domestic Plays of Early Modern England . Toronto : U of Toronto P , 1996 . Coryate Thomas . Coryats Crudities . London , 1611 . de Certeau Michel...

...Kevin Hutchings THE MODAL ROOTS OF ENVIRONMENTALISM: PASTORAL, PROPHECY, AND NATURE IN BIBLICAL AND EARLY ROMANTIC DISCOURSE KEVIN HUTCHINGS, UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA I myself am convinced that there has never been a greater need than there is today...

... that is essentially an agent of its own secularization, inspiring bewilderment and demystification in turn. © 2011 by University of Oklahoma 2011 References Aers David . 2003 . “New Historicism and the Eucharist.” Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies 33 , no. 2 : 241 – 59...

... of the stakes that gave rise to the detective genre, especially its roots in nineteenth-century literature and sociopolitical institutions. And this text, along with Post's The Strange Schemes of Randolph Mason and Stevenson and Osbourne's The Wrong Box , captures the early genre's fascination with bodies...

...Tessie Prakas Poetry's relationship with philosophy is the subject of a number of recent works in early modern studies, and Coming To offers a highly original account of why. Harrison demonstrates how a shared concern with “the earliest glimmerings of consciousness” (4) animates both...

... for and in response to colonial enterprise. Others might lie in further traversing the borders between early modernity and later periods, or in an expanded examination of writing by and about women in relation to labor, property ownership, and participation in credit networks. Future researchers will find here...

...Elizabeth Hewitt As I have outlined above, one obvious value of Founded in Fiction is that Koenigs constructs a much more accurate and detailed history of fictionality in early US literature. But his historical study also provides insight into our present moment and its cataclysmic ruptures...

...Megan Early Alter COPYRIGHT © 2007 BY THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA 2007 A PERILOUS PERFORMANCE: AESTHETICIZING FETISHISM IN TRILBY MEGAN EARLY ALTER, UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Late in George Du Maurier's 1894 novel Trilby, the lovelorn character Taffy sees the drawing of his...

...Nancy Um This article brings together the trade records of the Dutch and English East India Companies' merchants, chronicles in Arabic, and a published French travel narrative to shed light on an overlooked phenomenon, that of early modern medical diplomacy to Qasimi Yemen during the early...

...Suk Koo Rhee This article argues that Suki Kim’s The Interpreter (2003) is influenced by and, at the same time, critically revises early American hard-boiled crime fiction, the genre with which it is least likely to be associated. Although dead bodies do not pile up in the novel, the urban world...

...Emma Heaney This article begins by tracing the figure of gender inversion from Karl Heinrich Ulrichs's mid-nineteenth-century celebration of the “woman's soul confined in a man's body” to Edward Carpenter's early twentieth-century disavowal of the effeminate “of the extreme type,” whose gender...

... the Cārvākas, debated the nature of truth and the best possible worldview. Though its proponents did not win the debate, did Cārvāka materialism have a “renaissance” in Mughal India, as Lucretian atomism arguably had in Europe? Moreover, did early modern debates about materialism in one part of the world...

... seduced and betrayed by Hollywood and its stars. This article argues that Puig's early texts, The Buenos Aires Affair , with its collection of Hollywood epigraphs, and Kiss of the Spider Woman , with its movie-obsessed protagonist, perform the very concept of queer movie fandom. What one sees in Puig's...

... The Wire in a long tradition of representing slavery that can further inform our reading of the program's interrogation of early twenty-first-century American life, cultures, and literary traditions. Read in the context of two modes of representing slavery in particular—the African American slave narrative...

...Cristanne Miller Emily Dickinson's metrical structures were as fully influenced by the ballad as by the hymn, and other elements of her style may also have been shaped by the huge popularity of ballads in the early nineteenth century in the United States. Understanding that the ballad...

... reading of the film in relation to his other interventions on cinema, which are scattered throughout his seminars and are more numerous and heterogeneous than generally assumed, drawing especially on cinema of the late 1950s and early 1960s. The article shows how Lacan's analysis of Never on Sunday...