Archive for the ‘Genre studies’ Category
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Who Killed American Poetry?: From National Obsession to Elite Possession
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Fallen Forests: Emotion, Embodiment, and Ethics in American Women’s Environmental Writing
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ESQ: A Journal of Nineteenth-Century American Literature and Culture
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From Beacon Hill to the Crystal Palace: The 1851 Diary of a Working-Class Woman
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“Scarlet Experiments: Dickinson’s New English and the Critics”
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A Cherokee Woman’s America: Memoirs of Narcissa Owen, 1831-1907
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“False Stories Corrected: Reinventing Natural History in The Juvenile Miscellany”
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“‘Frightful Stories’: Captivity, Conquest, and Justice in Lydia Maria Child’s Native Narratives”
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“Feeling American in the Poetic Republic”
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“Embodied Pedagogies: Femininity, Diversity, and Community in Anthologies of Women’s Writing, 1836-2009”
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“Writing in the Real World”
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“‘I like these plants that you call weeds’: Historicizing American Women’s Nature Writing”
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Studies in American Humor
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Selected essays in genre studies