NARRATIVE ART AND MODERNIST SENSIBILITY IN THE CIVIL WAR FICTION OF F. SCOTT FITZGERALD.
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WINESBURG, OHIO: BEYOND THE REVOLT FROM THE VILLAGE.
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MERGING THE NOVEL AND THE EPIC: UNDERSTANDING MORALITY IN DREISER'S SISTER CARRIE.
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BECOMING WHITE: RACE AND ETHNICITY IN THE GREAT GATS BY.
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HEMINGWAY'S MIDWEST: THE INTERIOR LANDSCAPE.
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WHAT IS MIDWESTERN MODERNISM?
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PREFACE.
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A FEMINIST INFLUENCE: ZONA GALE AND WILLIAM MAXWELL.
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ROMANCE AND REVENGE: ZONA GALE AND MARGERY LATIMER'S CONFLICTS OVER LOVE.
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NOBODY SICK, NOBODY POOR: ZONA GALE'S CONSTRUCTION OF A FEMINIST UTOPIA.
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MALE FRAUD: ZONA GALE TRAVESTIES PATRIARCHY IN MISS LULU BETT.
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READING MISS LULUBETT: THE RECEPTION HISTORY OF A M IDWESTERN CLASSIC.
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PREFACE.
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