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English Department graduate students and recent PhDs are publishing their scholarship in prestigious, traditional literary journals as well as more recently developed venues for academic exchange in print as well as electronic media.
RECENT AND FORTHCOMING PUBLICATIONS BY
CURRENT STUDENTS AND RECENT PHDS
Joseph Byrne. "'A
Traveller on the Skirt of Sarum's Plain': William Wordsworth, Joseph Johnson,
and the Salisbury Plain Poems." Wordsworth Circle, September 2009.
____ "William
Blake's Illustrations to Night Thoughts: Resistance to Rationalization in the
Late Eighteenth-Century Book Trade." In Book Illustration in the Long Eighteenth Century: Reconfiguring the
Visual Periphery of the Text. Spring 2010.
Timothy Crowley. "From Old
Arcadia to New Arcadia: Revision or Re-Vision?," review essay on Regina
Schneider, Sidney's (Re)Writing of the Arcadia (2008), Sidney Journal 2009
Eric Curry. "Imperium in
Imperio" in American Literary Realism,
Spring 2010
Katy D'Angelo. "A Test of Truth": The Truth Hidden in Things
in George Oppen's Discrete Series." Sagetrieb (forthcoming in a special issue
on George Oppen)
Rebecca Lush. "‘Louisianian
Lady': Racial Ambiguity, Gender, and National Identity in Cooper's The Prairie"
volume two of Literature in the Early American Republic, should be
published in Fall 2009.
Heidi Scott. "Ecological
Microcosms in Shakespeare's Richard II." The Explicator. Forthcoming
(2009).
Sara D. Schotland. "When Feminist
Jurisprudence and Ethical Principles Collide: An Unorthodox Reading of Susan
Glaspell's ‘A Jury of Her Peers.'" St. John's Journal of Legal Commentary
(Expected publication date: September 2009).
____ "The Animal in Wordsworth's Poetry: Man as
Brute, Beast as Exemplar." New Perspectives on the Eighteenth Century
(expected publication date: October 2009)
____ "The Slave's Revenge: The Terror in Charlotte
Dacre's Zofloya." Western Journal of Black Studies (expected publication
date: September 2009).
RECENT MONOGRAPHS BY GRADUATES OF OUR
PROGRAMS
Biele, Joelle (1998). White Summer (Carbondale, ILL:
Southern Illinois University
Press and Crab Orchard Review, 2002).
Bolton, Jonathan (1996). Personal
Landscapes: British Poets in Egypt
during the Second World War (Palgrave Macmillan, 1997).
Carr, Robert (1994). Nationalism in the New
World: Reading the
African-American and West Indian Experience (Duke University Press, 2002, cloth
and pbk).
Carroll, Anne (1999). Word, Image, and the New
Negro: Representation and Identity in the Harlem
Renaissance (Indiana University Press, 2005; pbk 2007).
Conlogue, William (1995). Working the Garden: American Writers and the Industrialization of
Agriculture (University of North
Carolina Press, 2001).
Davison, Neil (1993). James Joyce, Ulysses and
the Construction of Jewish Identity (Cambridge University Press, 1996, pbk,
1998).
DeLoughrey, Elizabeth
(1999). Routes and Roots: Navigating Caribbean and Pacific Island Literatures (University
of Hawaii Press, 2007).
DeLoughrey, Elizabeth
(1999), Renee Gosson, and George Handley, eds. Caribbean Literature and the
Environment: Between Nature and Culture (University
of Virginia Press, 2005).
DelRosso, Jeana (2000). Writing Catholic Women:
Contemporary International Catholic Girlhood Narratives (Palgrave
Macmillan, 2005).
Doggett, Rob (2002). "Deep-Rooted Things": Empire and Nation in the Poetry of William Butler Yeats (University
of Notre Dame Press, 2006). This book is based on Doggett's 2002
dissertation, which won the American Conference on Irish Studies's Adele
Dalsimer Prize for Distinguished Dissertation in Irish Studies.
Garofalo, Daniela (2002). Many Leaders in Nineteenth-Century British Literature (forthcoming,
SUNY Press).
Gray, Christine. (1995) Willis Richardson,
Forgotten Pioneer of African-American Drama (Greenwood,
1999).
Hall, Donald (1991). Subjectivity (Routledge, 2004).
___. Queer
Theories (Palgrave / St. Martin's, 2003).
___. The
Academic Self: An Owner's Manual (Ohio State University Press, 2002).
___. Fixing
Patriarchy: Feminism and Mid-Victorian Male Novelists (New York University
Press, 1996).
Heginbotham, Ellie (1994). Reading the Fascicles of Emily Dickinson: Dwelling in Possibilities (Ohio State University Press, 2003).
James, Jennifer. A Freedom Bought with Blood: African American War Literature, The Civil War to World War II (forthcoming, University of North Carolina Press, 2007).
Jones, Tod (1995), ed. Cambridge
Platonists: A Brief Introduction by Tod E. Jones with Eight Letters of Dr.
Antony Tuckney and Dr. Benjamin Whichcote (University Press of America,
2005).
Lazo, Rodrigo (1998). Writing to Cuba:
Filibustering and Cuban Exiles in the United
States (University
of North Carolina Press, 2005).
Orlando, Emily (2002). Body Art: Edith Wharton
and Nineteenth-Century Visual Culture (University
of Alabama Press, 2007).
Portnoy, Alysse (1999). Their Right to Speak:
Women's Activism in the Indian and Slave Debates (Harvard University Press,
2005)
Schiefelbein, Michael (1990). The Lure of Babylon:
Seven Protestant Novelists and Britain's Roman Catholic Revival (Mercer
University Press, 2001).
Sherman, Anita Gil (2003). Skepticism and Memory in Shakespeare and Donne (forthcoming,
Palgrave MacMillan).
Smith, Grady (1994). Travel Abroad: Frulovisi's "Peregrinatio." Translation and Introduction. Arizona
Center for Medieval and Renaissance
Texts and Studies, v. 251 (Arizona Center
for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Arizona State Univ., 2003).
Snader, Joe (1999). Caught Between Worlds: British Captivity Narratives in Fact and Fiction
(University of Kentucky,
2000). Winner of the 2000 Modern Language Association Prize for Independent
Scholars.
Weber, Myles (2003). Consuming Silences: How We
Read Authors Who Don't Publish (Univ.
of Georgia Press, 2004).
__ Middlebrow Annoyances: American Drama in the
21st Century (Gival Press, 2003).
West, Lon (1994).
Deconstructing Frank Norris's Fiction:
The Male-Female Dialectic (Peter Lang, 1998).
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