Winthrop and Watchmen: Liminality, Transformation, and American Identity.
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The Work is Never Done: Women's Collaboration in the Workplace from Louisa May Alcott to Contemporary Chick-Lit.
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Reconceiving and Redeeming the Self: Passing, the Harlem Renaissance, and Zombies.
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In-Between Spaces: Interstices and Borders of Identity.
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Desiring Monsters: Femininity, Radical Incontinence, and Monstrous Appetite in Ginger Snaps, Jennifer's Body, and Deadgirl.
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Carrying the Border with You: Recalibrating Chicana/o Spaces from a Legacy of Dislocation.
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A More Complete Ahab: Into the Darkness of Moby-Dick.
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