Most Recent Articles from Style

• Globalization and film style: an introductory note 

  This special issue addresses the relationship between globalization and film, paying particular attention--in light of the journal's core...

  03/22/09 by Christoph Lindner · More from publication

• Child of the long take: Alfonso Cuaron's film aesthetics in the shadow of globalization 

  Alfonso Cuaron's 2006 film, Children of Men, not only suggests that the economic pressures on contemporary Hollywood directors differ little from...

  03/22/09 by James Udden · More from publication

• Correction 

  In my 2007 article in Volume 41.1 of Style, "What if I Sang: The Intonation of Allen Ginsberg's Performances," I state that G. Burns Cooper...

  12/22/08 by Patrick Dunn · More from publication

• A mind enslaved?: the interaction of metaphor, cognitive distance, and narrative framing in Chesnutt's "Dave's Neckliss" 

  Charles Chesnutt--African-American novelist, essayist, and short story writer of the late 19th and early 20th centuries--has become the subject of...

  12/22/08 by Jennifer Riddle Harding · More from publication

• Unreadable minds and the captive reader 

  Alan Palmer, Lisa Zunshine, George Butte and others have been building the case for reframing the action of novels as a busy, collective reading...

  12/22/08 by H. Porter Abbott · More from publication

• Text-alteration as an interpretive teaching strategy: the case of "The Snow Man" 

  However problematic interpretation is, it remains essential, even if close reading is now too often only a prelude to some more distant kind of...

  12/22/08 by David L. Hoover · More from publication

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