... other for comparison and contrast. This study examines the evolution of transgender memoir with an eye for comparison to the coming-out story. Central questions include: How are gender transition narratives affected by transgender authors' perceived need to prove their gender identity to public...

... century, novels disseminate this abstract and singular definition of transsexuality and also recover the various and complex narratives of sexed embodiment first found in the case studies. © 2015 by University of Oklahoma 2015 British modernism transgender studies postcolonial critique early...

... and idea of the human?’ ‘When will Native studies transcend or get beyond the subject or the human?’” 6. Among existent assessments of the film, Renninger 2013 , Colón 2014 , and Webb 2016 are unique in addressing race in their discussions of Jonze's whitewashed Los Angeles. Jennifer Rhee...

...Jeremy Colangelo Although disability studies researchers have long recognized the interdependence of ability and disability as socially mediated categories, few studies have taken the next logical step of examining how ability is constructed and represented in literary texts. This article pursues...

... . London : Routledge . Hochman Barbara . 2001 . Getting at the Author: Reimagining Books and Reading in the Age of American Realism . Studies in Print Culture and the History of the Book . Amherst : University of Massachusetts Press . Holleran Andrew . 2001 . “Brief History...

... the sun, winds that bluster” (1921, 187), while Eunice Tietjens in her study of the poetic clichés of several languages concluded that “they pertain . . . in all languages to the tender sentiments” (1921, 154). Pound distinguished the com- monplace, which he defined as “things which we all know...