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Articles in Spring 1998 issue of College Literature

• Feminism[s] past and present
  by Lieske, Pamela
• Children's literature within and without the profession
  by Vallone, Lynne
• Ghostly presences: Edith Wharton's Sanctuary and the issue of maternal sacrifice
  by Salas, Angela M
• Addicted to race: Performativity, agency, and Cesaire's A tempest
  by Scheie, Timothy
• "Writing it down so that it would be real": Narrative strategies in Dorothy Allison's Bastard out of Carolina
  by Irving, Katrina
• "I'm black an' I'm proud": Re-inventing Irishness in Roddy Doyle's The Commitments
  by Piroux, Lorraine
• barbaric yawp: The word as the world in American literature, The
  by Leonard, Garry
• Pynchon's early labyrinths
  by Hawthorne, Mark D
• "The world's rarest work": Modernism and masculinity in Fitzgerald's Tender is the Night
  by Nowlin, Michael
• Women writers and fascism
  by Godsall-Myers, Jean E
• heart of darkness in Joan Didion's Salvador, The
  by Harred, Jane
• Writing on Shakespeare
  by Halio, Jay L
• presence of Camoes: Influences on the literature of England, America, and Southern Africa, The
  by De Medeiros, Paulo
• translatability of cultures: Figurations of the space between, The
  by Bosseiere, Camille R La
• Fugitive cultures: Race, violence, and youth
  by Kumar, Amitava
• Toward Chicana critical theories: Seeking equilibrium in the analysis of infinite complexities
  by Richards, Judith
• Revising voice: Women writers and the challenge to traditional narrative form
  by Drum, Alice
• Yours truly, Mark Twain: The signature in the works
  by Briden, Earl F
• "Listen to them being ghosts": Rosa's words of madness that Quentin can't hear
  by Entzminger, Betina
• De-composing the canon: Alter/Native narratives from the borderlands
  by Brown, Stephen Gilbert
• gay and lesbian literary heritage: A reader's companion to the writers and their works from antiquity to the present, The
  by Welsh, Keith E