College Literature
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Articles in Spring 2001 issue of College Literature
- Violence incorporated: John McNaughton's Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer and the uses of gratuitous violence in popular narrative
by Hantke, Steffen - Market failure: Punk economics, early and late
by Thompson, Stacy - Teaching medieval women: An introduction
by Jeffrey, Jane E - Chaucer's Man of Law's Tale: Teaching Through the Sources
by Rose, Christine M - Cultural politics, postmodernism, and white guys: Affect in Gravity's Rainbow
by McHugh, Patrick - History and Memory in the Two Souths: Recent Southern and Spanish American Fiction
by Pothier, Jacques - Gender studies and medieval women in German
by Poor, Sara S - Digital hagiography: Princess Diana, Mother Teresa and Medieval women in cyberspace
by Kline, Daniel T - Canonizing the canoness: Anthologizing Hrotsvit
by Witt, Elizabeth Ann - On the modest tone of recent work in romantic studies
by Collings, David - Reading 1922: A Return to the Scene of the Modern
by Nowlin, Michael - Seductive violence and three Chaucerian women
by O'Brien, Timothy D - Towards a dialectic of identity and economy in postcolonial studies
by Manlove, Clifford T - Giving voice to women: Teaching feminist approaches to the mystery plays
by Normington, Katie - F-word as "fashion": Gendering the sophomore survey, The
by Chance, Jane - Willa Cather and the Politics of Criticism
by Swift, John N