2012
The Body Machinic: Technology, Labor, and Mechanized Bodies in Victorian Culture, Jessica Kuskey
2011
Guilty Looks: The Pains and Pleasures of Liberal Reform in Late-Victorian Britain, Tanushree Ghosh
In the name of the father Lacanian reading of four white South African writers, Obiwu Iwuanyanwu
Heroine Abuse: Feminism, Femininity and the Female Action Hero, Cristina Lucia Stasia
2010
Toward a literary geography: Space and social consequence in U.S. fiction, 1900--1920, Rachel Ann Collins
Back to the fifties: Pop nostalgia in the Reagan Era, Michael D. Dwyer
The suspension of (dis)belief: Novel and Bible in Victorian society, Jonathan David Singleton
2009
Descartes' daughters: Thinking-machines and the emergence of posthuman complexity, Dawn E. Lausa
Representations of colonial intimacy in Anglo-Indian narratives, Nandini Sengupta
2008
Women's self-writing and medical science: Harriet Martineau, Charlotte Bronte, Harriet Jacobs, and Elizabeth Stoddard, Sarah L. Russo
2007
"An element of blank": Reading silences in post-World War II American narratives of pain, Cindy L. Linden
Toward an "accented" critique of culture: Theorizing postcolonial East Asia, Hyon Joo Yoo Murphree
2006
Community and social justice in New Deal-era urban literature, Jonathan J. Butts
Unlettered culture: The idea of illiteracy in early modern writing, Katheryn M. Giglio
Gender dissonance and the bourgeois woman in the Victorian novel, Christina M. Parish
Destroying time: Topology and taxonomy in "The Alexandria Quartet", Beatrice Skordili
2005
The reinvention of meaning: Cultural imaginaries and the life of the sign, Maik Nwosu
2004
Tourist geographies: Spectatorship, space, and empire in England, 1830--1910, Shelly Vye
The modern invention of 'culture': Empire, globalism, and the persistence of history, 1776--1876, Corrinne B. Zoli
2003
War games and imperial postures: Spectacles of combat in United States popular culture, 1942--2001, Karen J. Hall
Strange things: Hemingway, Woolf, and the fetish, Amy Margaret Vondrak
2002
The art of change: Experimental writing, cultural activism, and feminist social transformation, Elizabeth (Beth) S. Berila
Nature's "cunning alphabet": Pastoral landscape and politics in nineteenth-century American literature, Roger William Hecht
An American avant-garde: Grove Press, 1951--1986, Brian James McCord
Bull, cock, and colony in the Anglo-Irish novels of Maria Edgeworth and Laurence Sterne, Elaine Alison Norris
2001
What price Hollywood? Producing and consuming cultural myth and cinematic landscape in Los Angeles, Josh Alan Stenger
2000
Women and representational practice, 1642--1660, Katherine Margaret Romack
Invisible presence: Toward a theory of African-American subjectivity, Robert Milton Young
1999
The practice of genre: Composing in an expert community, David Theodore Franke
Fictions of domesticity: Literatures of self, home and nation in the post-Civil War United States, 1860-1885, Diaz Lisette Nadine Gibson
1998
Pathologized subjects: Southern Gothic, white trash, and the discourse of "race" in the 1930's, Louis Hooker Palmer III
1997
Attending to Elysium: Henry David Thoreau, William Bronk, and the continuity of an American poetry, David Wright, Clippinger
City wilderness: The pastoral topographies of literary Marxism in the United States, 1893-1950, Steven, Rosendale
Post-colonial African theory and practice: Wole Soyinka's anarchism, Joseph Walunywa
1996
Evading the Salic law of wit: The female satirist and sentimental community in Sarah Fielding, Sara F. Gadeken
Toward a theory of discourse based on the socio-discursive nature of knowledge: a synthesis of sophistic Nomos and Gricean cooperation (Paul Grice), Kenneth John Lindblom
Manly desire: Sexual economy in English narratives, 1748-1771, David Milo Weed
1994
Dayneford's library: American homosexual writing, 1900-1913, James Joseph Gifford
Raising our voice: The essay and architecture/the essay as architext, Diana M. Penrod
The appropriation of the medieval motif by nineteenth-century British women writers, Natalie Joy Woodall
1993
Cultural Studies, Queer Theory, Marxism, Robert Andrew Nolan
1991
Granville Hicks and the dilemma of American radicalism, Anouar Majid
1990
Modernity and imperialism: A critique of literary modernism, Rajeswari Mohan
1987
The medieval theory of the sign and its relationship to "The Book of Margery Kempe", "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight", and "Piers Plowman", Kathryn Cushman Hall
1986
The "Confucian Odes" Made New: Ezra Pound's Translation Of The "Shi Jing", Pei-Wen Chang
1982
Camel, Weasel, Whale: Shakespeare's Riddles, Daniel Joseph Pukstas
Robert Squire's "Death, a Comedie," A Seventeenth Century Translation Of William Drury's "Mors": A Critical Edition, Michael Thomas Siconolfi
1981
Shakespeare's dramaturgy and the education of the audience in "The Tempest", Diana Janice Biro
1980
Turbulent Form: The Vortex in "The Cantos" Of Ezra Pound, David Brendan Hopes
1978
The deep image: Radical subjectivity in the poetry of Robert Bly, James Wright, Galway Kinnell, James Dickey, and W. S. Merwin, David Lindsey Elliott
1976
Effects of Ideals upon Characters in Hawthorne's Fiction, James Mauritz Johnson
1975
The Measure of All Things: The Conflict of Art and Biology in American Natural History Writing, Donald Federman
1972
Personal Identity in Jonathan Edwards, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and Alfred North Whitehead, Jerome Francis Keating
Reynolds and Wordsworth on Imagination: A Comparative Study, Charles William Moore
1971
A Study Of John Webster's Use Of Renaissance Natural And Moral Philosophy, William Guenther Dwyer
1968
A rhetorical approach to Melville's “Bartleby”, “Benito Cereno”, and “Billy Budd”, Robert Alan McQuitty
1962
John Webster's Imagery, Sanford Victor Sternlicht
1960
An annotated edition of Henry David Thoreau's 'Walden.', David Gordon Rohman
1957
Modern Critics and Romantic Sensibility: A Study of the Romanticism of the New Criticism, Richard Jackson Foster