1997 Studies in American Culture - XX:2
African-American Actors and the Communism Scare of the 1950s: Unique Responses to the Otherness Inflicted by the Hegemonic Discourse
Charlene RegesterVonnegut's Player Piano and American Anti-Leisure: Idle Time in Hell
Wesley Burnett and Lucy Rollin
Harvest in the South
Angela Minter
Melissa Scully Died for Your Sins: Feminine Sacrifice and Native American Spirituality in The X-Files
J. P. Williams
Hemingway and the Gulf Stream: The Esquire Letters as Informal Apologia
John J. Fenstermaker
"To Educate Neither Belles Nor Bluestockings:" Women and Higher Education in the South During the Progressive Era
Christina R. McDonald
Fictionalizing as Moral Rationalization: The Function of the Narrator in Hawthorne's "Wakefield"
Ed Piacentino
The Politics of Pain: Family Letters and Oral Histories from the Vietnam War
Renate W. Prescott
