Bibliography for: "Bedside manners in Dorothy Parker's "Lady with a Lamp" and Kay Boyle's My Next Bride"

Meg Gillette "Bedside manners in Dorothy Parker's "Lady with a Lamp" and Kay Boyle's My Next Bride". Studies in American Fiction. FindArticles.com. 26 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb6410/is_2_35/ai_n29411506/

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Articles in Autumn, 2007 issue of Studies in American Fiction

• The deracinated self: immigrants, orphans, and the "migratory consciousness" of Willa Cather and Susan Glaspell
  by Martha C. Carpentier
• Bedside manners in Dorothy Parker's "Lady with a Lamp" and Kay Boyle's My Next Bride
  by Meg Gillette
• Playing on the "darky": blackface minstrelsy, identity construction, and the deconstruction of race in Toni Morrison's Paradise
  by Dana A. Williams
• Sex and salmon: queer identities in Sherman Alexie's the Toughest Indian in the World
  by Lisa Tatonetti
• "Get your map of America": Tempering dystopia and learning topography. in The Plot Against America
  by Jeffrey Severs
• Philomela revisited: traumatic iconicity in Jonathan Safran Foer's Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close
  by Philippe Codde