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Volume 10, Issue 2
Spring 2010
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Mark C Long
Mark C Long
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ISSN 1531-4200
EISSN 1533-6255
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Note from the Editors
Jennifer L. Holberg; Marcy Taylor
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Commentary

Centers and Peripheries: Guest Editor's Introduction
Mark C. Long
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Articles

Creativity and Collaboration in the Small College Department
Wendy Moffat
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“Enough! or Too Much”: The Blakean Paradox of the COPLAC English Department
Peg Downes
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A Profession of Blended Beliefs: English at a Christian Liberal Arts College
Jeffry C. Davis
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The Remaking of a Small College English Department
Stuart Y. McDougal
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Here Comes Everybody: An Epistemic Approach to Teaching Ulysses in a Small College
Kathleen McCormick; Melissa Shofner
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Where I Teach
William Conlogue
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Stranger than Friction: Learning and Teaching Literary Studies Using Text Book
Robin Dizard
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“We All Got History”: Process and Product in the History of Composition
Cinthia Gannett; John C. Brereton; Katherine E. Tirabassi
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