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...Elizabeth Covington The genre of the circadian or one-day novel, of which James Joyce's Ulysses (1922) and Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway (1925) are the most famous examples, relies on John Locke's theory of individual identity composed of memories over time. The modernist writer and critic Storm...

...Justin Gautreau This essay explores the trajectory of popular media in Thomas Pynchon's 2006 novel Against the Day , from print all the way to the Internet. In his piece “Genre as History,” Brian McHale asserts that Against the Day pastiches several literary genres from the turn of the twentieth...

... for Young Readers . Ed. Sullivan C.W. III . Westport CT : Greenwood , 1993 . 3 - 20 . Print . Pynchon Thomas . Gravity’s Rainbow . New York : Viking , 1973 . Print . ------. Against the Day . New York : Penguin , 2006 . Print . Shoptaw John . On the Outside...

... the importance of the global or “diasporic” connections back to Europe that British merchants made for the success of private trade. By contrast, this article argues for the importance of regionally situated commercial associations for the day-to-day functioning of private trade, particularly emphasizing...

... Blau DuPlessis's work, including Drafts (1987–2013) and Traces, with Days (2017–), readily suggests itself as a case study for thinking through a megatextual impulse in the twenty‐first‐century long poem. Though her work is plainly indebted to its modernist precursors (H.D., Pound, Williams, etc...

... at the University of Oklahoma in 1984. Panelists Barbara Johnson, Louis Mackey, and J. Hillis Miller comment on work presented at the conference over the previous two days and respond to questions from the audience. Much of the discussion focuses on an appraisal of the differences between deconstructive and Marxist...

...- trievability of all pleasures in life. Thus we exclaim: “how brief the night is for amusement!” It is because at joyful moments life seems racing, while at dry and distressing times, the days, as if lamed, drag along in what Germans call “Lange- weile,” which literally...

..., but by improvising. Regarding Prime Time, one day Ornette said that the written parts are as improvised as the improvisations them- selves. That is a great lesson, your lesson, on what's happening—when it's hap- pening: to the improviser, unforeseeably, without seeing it coming, unpre- dictably. I'm going...

.... They went to California in early- August, where Matthiessen spent nine days with Chavez and his United Farm Workers Organizing Committee (UFWOC), getting to know the labor organizer, visiting picket lines, interviewing workers and growers, and learning the history of the farm workers' movement...

... to be cruel then, and I didn’t have the heart to change the subject. An hour later and barely halfway through the consultation I no longer wanted to. A history The presenting complaint It was a fine day. I was outside. I thought to myself it was a good day for washing...

... her career as a rocker. Then, he died on a motorcycle, on the day his novel was published, on his wife's twenty-first birth- day, and just as he was set to become a star. To go along with Farina as the incipient hero, we get Dylan as the villain. Hajdu's youthful Dylan in Greenwich Village...

..., on the day his novel was published, on his wife's twenty-first birth- day, and just as he was set to become a star. To go along with Farina as the incipient hero, we get Dylan as the villain. Hajdu's youthful Dylan in Greenwich Village is unkempt, unbathed, with filthy clothes and no doubt hiding...

..., on the day his novel was published, on his wife's twenty-first birth- day, and just as he was set to become a star. To go along with Farina as the incipient hero, we get Dylan as the villain. Hajdu's youthful Dylan in Greenwich Village is unkempt, unbathed, with filthy clothes and no doubt hiding...

... for Joan Baez that would kick-start her career as a rocker. Then, he died on a motorcycle, on the day his novel was published, on his wife's twenty-first birth- day, and just as he was set to become a star. To go along with Farina as the incipient hero, we get Dylan as the villain. Hajdu's...

.... “ Introduction .” A Brother is a Stranger. By Toru Matsumoto . New York : John Day , 1946 . ---. “ Introduction .” My Country and My People . By Yutang Lin . 2nd ed. New York : John Day , 1939 . Campomanes Oscar V. “ The New Empire's Forgetful and Forgotten Citizens...

... limited prisoners' access to courts. Government grants enabling prisoners to pursue higher education have been wiped out, despite evidence that education dramati- cally reduces recidivism. Rehabilitation is a dead ideal and retribution the order of the day. Our jail/prison population, at about...

... , 1985 . Carpenter Edward . Days with Walt Whitman . London : George Allen , 1906 . Corbett William . `` Poet of the Present .'' Denver Quarterly . Ed. Revell Donald . ( Spring 1990 ): 49 - 52 . Epicurus . The Essential Epicurus . Trans. O'Connor Eugene...

... by contextualizing it in its genre. © 2014 by University of Oklahoma 2014 Works Cited 28 Days Later … . 2002 . Directed by Boyle Danny . London : DNA Films . 28 Weeks Later . 2007 . Directed by Fresnadillo Juan Carlos . London : DNA Films . The American Nightmare . 2000...

.... Carry out a grammatical investigation as follows: we say GENRE XXXVII - FALL/WINTER 2004 - 369-372. COPYRIGHT © 2005 BY THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA. ALL RIGHTS OF REPRODUCTION IN ANY FORM RESERVED. 370 GENRE "He was depressed the whole day...

... and racism. Per- haps the most interesting point of the exchange is the convergence of their respective ideas about "languages of origin" and their experiences of racial preju- dice. This interview was originally conducted in English several days before Cole- man's concerts, but since original...