2003 Studies in American Culture - 26.2

  "The Growing Season": Erskine Caldwell's Examination of the Agrarian PromiseRobert L.McDonald 

"[R]ight now body is everything"': Harry Crews' Representation of Poor-White Culture in BodyWendy Pearce Miller

Roller Coasters and Civil Rights: John Waters's Hairspray and the Desegregation of theGwynn Oak Amusement ParkPaul Haspel

In the Name of the [Faux] Father: The Influence of Abraham Lincoln in The America Playand Topdog/UnderdogAndrea Goto 

"Bigger Fish to Fry": Imag(in)ing Masculinity in Steven Okazaki's American SonsJames Wren 

If These Walls Could Talk: Female Agency and Structural Inhabitants in Charlotte Perkins Gilman's"The Yellow Wallpaper" and the Paintings of Remedios VaroBeth Brunk-Chavez

Morality, Economy and the Nature of the World: Fourier and ThoreauBrianButler

Mark Twain's Critique of Political Conspiracy inthe 1880s:A Connecticut Yankeein King Arthur's CourtJames Fulcher

Book Review:Slayer Slang: A Buffy the Vampire Slayer Lexicon by Michael AdamsHeather Holloway

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