Most Recent Articles from College Literature

• "Bodied Forth in Words": Sylvia Plath's Ecopoetics 

  Despite the New Criticism's warning against the "intentional fallacy," poststructuralism's assertion that the author is "dead," and New...

  07/01/09 by Knickerbocker, Scott · More from publication

• Orients of Gertrude Stein, The 

  Gertrude Stein's 1914 Tender Buttons pres- ents everyday objects seen anew. The text opens by stating that "The differ- ence is spreading" (1990,...

  07/01/09 by Park, Josephine Nock-Hee · More from publication

• Postcolonial Orphan's Autobiography: Authoring the Self in Jamaica Kincaid's Mr. Potter and Calixthe Beyala's La Petite fille du réverbère, The 

  My natural elasticity was crushed, my intellect languished, the disposition to read departed, the cheerful spark that lingered about my eye died;...

  07/01/09 by Everett, Julin · More from publication

• Speakers and Sleepers: Chang-rae Lee's Native Speaker, Whitman, and the Performance of Americanness 

  [A]nyone should be able to declare under oath: I have only one language and it is not mine; my "own" language is, for me, a language that cannot be...

  07/01/09 by Moraru, Christian · More from publication

• Pride and Prestige: Jane Austen and the Professions 

  In Jane Austen's early novels, major charac- ters for the most part derive their identity from their landed interests, just as their fam- ilies...

  07/01/09 by Drum, Alice · More from publication

• Shakespeare, Faulkner, and the Expression of the Tragic 

  We are not looking for a new universal meaning of tragedy. We are looking for the structure of tragedy in our own culture. (Raymond Williams,...

  07/01/09 by Chesney, Duncan McColl · More from publication

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