F. Scott Fitzgerald in the twenty-first century /

Table of Contents: “…Scott Fitzgerald and Willa Cather: a new study /…”
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Presentations of the 29th Annual SW/Texas Regional Meeting of the Popular Culture and American Culture Association : gender /

Table of Contents: “…TABLE OF CONTENTS; INTRODUCTION; MARKETING THE NFL (NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE) TO WOMEN; "DANCING AIN'T SISSY STUFF"; AMERICAN ENTERTAINMENT "REINVENTED"; IT TAKES ONE WOMAN TO CHANGE A VILLAGE; THE INCREDIBLY QUEER ADVENTURES OF HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH; THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE REALLY UGLY; (IN)FERTILE GROUND; QUIET REVENGE; MAINSTREAM RAUNCH, BIOPOLITICS AND CONTROL; ASSEMBLED VIRGIN/HIDDEN VENUS -MODERN WOMEN IN WILLA CATHER'S MY ANTONIA; DEVELOPING GENDER; A SWORD OF ONE'S OWN; ANIME MEETS MIDDLE EARTH; VICTIM TURNED VILLAIN; MOMMY IS A BRIDE WITH A HANZO SWORD.…”
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Sounding modernism : rhythm and sonic mediation in modern literature and film /

Table of Contents: “…Street and the BBC / Debra Rae Cohen -- Partial to opera : sounding Willa Cather's empty rooms / John Plotz -- Elliptical sound : audibility and the space of reading / Julie Beth Napolin -- Harsh sounds : George Gissing's penetrating literary voice / Penelope Hone -- Body and soul : modernism, metaphysics, rhyme / Sean Pryor -- Listening to the late cantos / Kristin Grogan -- The rhythms of character in Katherine Mansfield's "Miss Brill" / Helen Rydstrand -- The rhythm of the rails : sound and locomotion / Laura Marcus -- Two-step, nerve-tap, tanglefoot : tapdance typologies in cinema / Steven connor.…”
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Virginia Woolf and the natural world : selected papers from the twentieth annual international conference on Virginia Woolf : Georgetown University, Georgetown, Kentucky, 3-6 June,...

Table of Contents: “…Introduction to Woolf and the natural world / Kristin Czarnecki and Carrie Rohman -- Ecofeminism, holism, and the search for natural order in Woolf / Bonnie Kime Scott -- "We make life": Vibration, aesthetics, and the inhuman in The waves / Carrie Rohman -- "The real world": Virginia Woolf and ecofeminism / Diana Swanson -- Virginia and Leonard, as I remember them / Cecil Woolf -- "Everything tended to set itself in a garden": Virginia Woolf's literary and quotidian flowers: a bar-graphical approach / Elisa Kay Sparks -- Taking her fences: the equestrian Virginia Woolf / Beth Rigel Daughterty -- The metaphysics of flowers in The waves: Virginia Woolf's "seven-sided flower" and Henri Bergson's Intuition / Laci Mattison -- Crowding Clarissa's garden / Erin Penner -- The flesh of citizenship: red flowers grew / Rachel Zlatkin -- The besieged garden: nature in Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway and Willa Cather's One of ours / Jane Lilienfeld -- Virginia Woolf: natural olympian: swimming and diving as metaphors for writing / Rebecca McNeer -- "This, I fancy, must be the sea": Thalassic aesthetics in Virginia Woolf's writing / Patrizia Muscogiuri -- Wild swimming / Gill Lowe -- The Woolf, the horse, and the fox: recurrent motifs in Jacob's room and Orlando / Vara Neverow -- The dogs that therefore Woolf follows: some canine sources for A room of one's own in nature and art / Jane Goldman -- "The bird is the word": Virginia Woolf and W.H. …”
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Becoming visible : women's presence in late nineteenth-century America /

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