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Articles in Spring 2000 issue of College Literature

• Constructing the Little House: Gender, Culture, and Laura Ingalls Wilder
  by Petry, Alice Hall
• How came I thus?: Adam and Eve in the mirror of the other
  by Martin, Roberta C
• Psychoanalysis and the moth
  by Mitrano, Mena
• Keys to the city
  by McNamara, Kevin R
• Between witness and testimony: Survivor narratives and the Shoah
  by Bernard-Donals, Michael
• forest track: Working with William Cronon's The Trouble with Wilderness, The
  by McQuillan, Gene
• Selling modernism
  by Nowlin, Michael
• Engaging with Shakespeare: Responses of George Eliot & Other Women Novelists
  by Fike, Matthew A
• plight of a hero in Achebe's Things Fall Apart, The
  by Nnoromele, Patrick C
• From Hegel to Madonna: Toward a General Economy of Commodity Fetishism
  by McHugh, Patrick
• ambivalence in Kotzwinkle's beat and Bardo ties, The
  by Kohn, Robert E
• Inventing Southern Literature
  by Richards, Gary
• Beyond the left and the right
  by Manlove, Clifford T
• manifest professional: Manifestos and modernist legitimation, The
  by Vondeling, Johanna E
• Socialism-anxiety: The Princess Casamassima and its New York critics
  by Markels, Julian
• Surviving Edna: A reading of the ending of The Awakening
  by Treu, Robert
• Neurotic narrative: Metafiction and object-relations theory
  by Stirling, Grant