House of Leaves: A Postmodern Retelling of Shirley Jackson's The Haunting of Hill House.
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- Journal of the Georgia Philological Association, 2009, p. 149
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- Article
Works matching IS 19462107 AND DT 2009
Results: 19
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A Mere Dispute of Words: Webster and the Reformers.
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- Journal of the Georgia Philological Association, 2009, p. 255
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- Article
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"Yeats in the London spring half-spent, only the grand gift in his head": Mythmaking, Loss, and the Search for an Alternative Poetics in John Berryman's The Dream Songs.
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- Journal of the Georgia Philological Association, 2009, p. 241
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- Article
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On Writing "The Book of Love": Nabokov's Lolita and García Márquez's Love in the Time of Cholera as Self-Reflexive Metafictions.
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- Journal of the Georgia Philological Association, 2009, p. 166
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- Article
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Permanent Inversion: Flannery O'Connor's "Carnival Sense of the World.".
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- Journal of the Georgia Philological Association, 2009, p. 224
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- Article
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Memoria de mis putas tristes: Not the Whore Story.
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- Journal of the Georgia Philological Association, 2009, p. 181
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- Article
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"Whatever walked there, walked alone": What is Haunting Shirley Jackson's Hill House?
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- Journal of the Georgia Philological Association, 2009, p. 198
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- Article
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Half of What I Know: The Autobiographical Impulse in Chris Offutt's The Same River Twice.
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- Journal of the Georgia Philological Association, 2009, p. 206
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- Article
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Oak and Stone and the Permanent Things: Some Reflections on Edmund Burke's Becket.
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- Journal of the Georgia Philological Association, 2009, p. 157
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- Article
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Rock Icon: Reading Rocks and Stones as Symbols of Legal, Religious, and Cosmological Permanence in Icelandic Saga and Society.
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- Journal of the Georgia Philological Association, 2009, p. 132
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- Article
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Of Words and Their Plurals I Sing: Latin and Greek Plurals and Their Usage in English.
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- Journal of the Georgia Philological Association, 2009, p. 112
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Gender and Genre in Mickey Spillane's Vengeance is Mine.
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- Journal of the Georgia Philological Association, 2009, p. 103
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- Article
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Eudora Welty's Ida M'Toy.
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- Journal of the Georgia Philological Association, 2009, p. 97
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- Article
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Translative Reterritorialization: Las Adventuras de Chipote as a Minor Literature.
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- Journal of the Georgia Philological Association, 2009, p. 86
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- Article
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Zora Neale Hurston's Color Struck and the "Folk Drama" Paradox.
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- Journal of the Georgia Philological Association, 2009, p. 62
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- Article
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The Profanity of Auschwitz and the Restoration of the Sacred: A Process of Healing in George Tabori's The Cannibals.
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- Journal of the Georgia Philological Association, 2009, p. 51
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- Article
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"Return, return, O eager Hope:" The Jeremiad in Melville's Poetry.
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- Journal of the Georgia Philological Association, 2009, p. 34
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The Dawning of a (Somewhat) New Devil: The All-too-human Dialogical and Diabolical Malefactor.
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- 2009
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- Literary Criticism
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Backward Glance over Main-Travelled, and Some Less-Travelled Academic Roads.
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- 2009
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- Essay