Literature: Faculty Publications
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Collection preserves publications by faculty and staff of the former Department of Literature. These publications are included in collections of the successor Department of English.
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from 2022
Moriturus (Ascanius and the Stag), Julia Griffin
The Custom of the Country, Julia Griffin
The Rise and Fall of ‘Blonde’ Aligns With the History of Film Marketing, Amanda Konkle
“...reveling in that freedom”: Roxane Gay’s Hunger as 21st-Century Freedom Narrative, Kendra R. Parker
Seek and Hide, Laura Valeri
from 2021
Blood Ties, Blood Sacrifice, and the Blood Feud in Malory’s Le Morte D’Arthur and J. K. Rowling’s Harry Potter Series, Carol P. Jamison
Review of Politeness in the History of English: From the Middle Ages to the Present Day by Andreas H. Jucker, Carol Parrish Jamison
from 2020
Review of Mélusine Romance in Medieval Europe by Lydia Zeldenrust, Carol Parrish Jamison
Review of Mobility and Identity in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales by Sarah Breckenbridge Wright, Carol Parrish Jamison
As the World Burns: “Checking In” (An Annotated Letter to My Students with Lessons from Octavia E. Butler), Kendra R. Parker
Review of The Paradox of Blackness in African American Vampire Fiction by Jerry Rafiki Jenkins, Kendra R. Parker
Vampire in Brooklyn: A Passing Narrative, Kendra R. Parker
I’m not the vampire he is; I give in return for my taking': Tracing Vampirism in Octavia E. Butler’s Xenogenesis Trilogy, Kendra R. Parker and Gregory Jerome Hampton
For Us, To Us, About Us: Racial Unrest and Cultural Transformation, Dana A. Williams and Kendra R. Parker
from 2019
Nicholas Trivet, Carol P. Jamison
Review of English Vocabulary Today: Into the 21st Century by Barry J. Blake, Carol Parrish Jamison
Review of The Poet and the Antiquaries: Chaucerian Scholarship and the Rise of Literary History 1532-1635 by Megan L. Cook, Carol Parrish Jamison
Intergroup Dialogue and Difficult Conversations: Teaching Butler at a Private, Christian, Predominantly White Institution, Kendra R. Parker
Noble Savages, Magical Negroes, and Exotic Others, Oh My! Black Female Vampires in Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2, Kendra R. Parker
from 2018
The Crucible after Six Decades, Christopher P. Baker
The Crucible in Four Voices, Christopher P. Baker
Chivalry without Borders: A Classroom Collaboration between English and Spanish Medievalists, Grant A. Gearhart and Carol Parrish Jamison
A Girl Is Arya: Acting and the Power of Performance, Carol Parrish Jamison
Review of English Usage Guides: History, Advice, Attitudes edited by Ingrid Tieken-Boon Van Ostade, Carol Parrish Jamison
Review of How the Anglo-Saxons Read Their Poems by Daniel Donague, Carol Parrish Jamison
