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English Language and Literature 102 records found 1 - 25nextSearch took 0.19 seconds. 
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Functionalized thin elastic films and membranes frequently feature internal sites of net forces or stresses. These are, for instance, active sites of actuation, or rigid [...]
29 May 2024 | English Language and Literature | Article |
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In “Genres of the Everyday: Romance, Realism, Romanticism,” I argue that romanticism invents the concept of the everyday as a dialectic: a conflict between genres (ro [...]
2024-08 | English Language and Literature | Dissertation |
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This dissertation argues for an expansive understanding of American academic fiction in the postwar period—specifically as associated with the rise and fall of the “G [...]
2024-08 | English Language and Literature | Dissertation |
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It has become as common to say that feminism has been resurgent as it is to say it is finished, even impossible. Neither the sense of its new urgency nor the claim that i [...]
2024-08 | English Language and Literature | Dissertation |
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A Poetics of Apology theorizes apology as a capacious genre by reading precisely those apologies which are often dismissed as such—defense speeches, off-the-cuff quotid [...]
2024-08 | English Language and Literature; Social Thought | Dissertation |
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In Thomas Middleton’s 1613 city comedy, A Chaste Maid in Cheapside, a group of women celebrate their friend’s successful labor and delivery of a baby girl. [...]

2024-08 | English Language and Literature | Dissertation |
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This dissertation project centers upon the organizing theme of maintenance in British novels from the second half of the nineteenth century. Across three chapters, I t [...]

2024-08 | English Language and Literature | Dissertation |
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This essay argues that, despite the contempt in which it is normally held, Nahum Tate’s adaptation of King Lear (1681) is worth our attention on a number of grounds: (1 [...]
2024-02 | English Language and Literature | Article |
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"Self-Abuse and Sublimation: Masturbatory Aesthetics and Literary Criticism in the Long Nineteenth Century" presents various aspects by which our current pejora [...]
2024-08 | English Language and Literature | Dissertation |
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This dissertation traces how male gayness, while conceived of primarily as a sexuality, has provoked a variety of gendered positions, identifications, allegiances, and co [...]
2024-08 | English Language and Literature | Dissertation |
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Many accounts of Anglo-American modernist fiction presuppose its postwar termination and the consequent anachronism of its commitment to autonomous artistic form—a comm [...]
2024-06 | English Language and Literature | Dissertation |
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28 April 2014 | English Language and Literature | Book Chapter |
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18 June 2016 | English Language and Literature | Book Chapter |
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“There is nothing more alienating than having your pleasures disputed by someone with a theory,” writes Lauren Berlant. Yet the ways in which we live sexuality and [...]

05 December 2012 | English Language and Literature | Book |
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Microbium: The Neglected Lives of Micro-matter tells the story of small matter such as bacteria, coral, fungi, lichen, pollen, protozoa, and viruses. With short entrie [...]

07 September 2023 | English Language and Literature | Book |
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Mean Difference examines the aesthetics, politics, and sociology of disparities that permeate through and are permeated by everyday encounter in modern and contemporary A [...]
2023-08 | English Language and Literature | Dissertation |
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This dissertation examines the relationship between metropolitan fiction and colonial law during the second half of the nineteenth-century. Building on contemporary schol [...]
2023-08 | English Language and Literature | Dissertation |
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Fading Futures figures James Baldwin as a witness to modern malaise and defines malaise as a nonpathological and non-individualized affective ecology in which a present s [...]
2023-08 | English Language and Literature | Dissertation |
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This dissertation redresses aneroticism’s absence from literary, historical, and queer theoretical accounts of the emergence of sexuality at the end of the 19th century [...]
2023-08 | English Language and Literature | Dissertation |
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Disciplinary Aesthetics tracks the ways that black authors have borrowed from and contended with disparate disciplinary methodologies in response to multiculturalist impe [...]
2023-08 | English Language and Literature | Dissertation |
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Queer Correspondence: Epistolary Form and LGBTQ+ Life-Writing brings together a diverse array of literary, aesthetic, and cultural artifacts spanning the twentieth centur [...]
2023-08 | English Language and Literature | Dissertation |
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This dissertation theorizes an emergent form, which I call “aspect choreography,” across contemporary experimental poetry and film. The form emerges in dialogue with [...]
2023-08 | English Language and Literature | Dissertation |
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This dissertation looks at the works of Lord Byron, John Keats and Mary Shelley in order to understand how and why narratives of romantic desire get articulated through t [...]
2023-08 | English Language and Literature | Dissertation |

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