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... a segment of cultural and literary history also has a fetishizing effect, distorting the significance and exaggerating the uniqueness of certain events and details. For instance, Zimmerman describes the stock broker, muckraker, and novelist Thomas Lawson, whom few readers will have likely heard...

...) Freudian terms, examining the narrative knots that settlers tied themselves in as they tried to justify dispossessing Indigenous peoples while claiming indigeneity for themselves (see Johnston and Lawson ; Hodge and Mishra ; Turner ; Calder ). For Veracini, repression is the defining feature of settler...

... to discover ideal work; but in migrant literature, the work comes first: uninteresting labor painfully, inexorably, remakes a person. Kate Lawson and Lynn Shakinovsky insightfully note that Villette' s “most compelling phobia is that of not belonging, of having no place, of the state of being...

...: Novels and the Theater, Haywood to Austen . New York : Routledge , 2009 . Aristotle . Metaphysics . Ed. and trans. Lawson-Tancred Hugh . New York : Penguin , 2004 . Aristotle . Poetics . Ed. and trans. Heath Malcolm . New York : Penguin , 1996 . Blewett David...

... ethnographies of Asia. Park traces the ways in which post-1960s Asian American poets have been haunted by “an ongoing American Orientalism with deep roots in the mod- ernist era” (19). For example, Park shows how poets such as Lawson Fusao Inada responded to Gary Snyder’s invocation...