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Part of the English Language and Literature Commons

2022

Beautiful Dreamer. In Screams from the Dark: 29 Tales of Monsters and the Monstrous, Jeffrey Ford
Faculty Work by year

The Golden Hour. In Someone in Time: Tales of Time-Crossed Romance, Jeffrey Ford
Faculty Work by year

The French Revolution Now; or, Carlyle’s Eternal Return, Mark Allison
English Faculty Work

Collecting Histories: A Study of Perceived Authenticity and Gentrification in the Immigrant and Ethnic Food Corridors of San Francisco, Acadia Caryl, Leigh Stavar
Student Symposium

Disrememberment, Adrian Yates
Student Symposium

Gate 9, Jeffrey Ford
Faculty Work by year

2021

Amy Butcher Finds Strength in Nature After an Abusive Relationship, Amy Butcher
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Mothertrucker: Finding Joy on the Loneliest Road in America, Amy Butcher
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American Poetry: A Very Short Introduction, David Caplan
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"I Know All Too Well How a Lovely Relationship Can Descend Into Abuse." The Opinion Pages., Amy Butcher
Faculty Work by year

Big Dark Hole: Stories, Jeffrey Ford
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The Beauty of Ohio in your Hands, Ash Moen
Student Symposium

Imagining Socialism: Aesthetics, Anti-Politics, and Literature in Britain, 1817-1918, Mark A. Allison
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2020

Visual Meanings and Variations in Illustrations of Alice in Wonderland, My Ta
Student Symposium

Translations for Palazzo Arti Fumetto Friuli, Kaitlynn Welch
Student Symposium

2019

How to Build a Museum, Anna L. Davies
Student Symposium

How to Build a Museum, Anna L. Davies
Student Symposium

2018

As the Irish Have and As the Irish Will: The Duality of Ireland’s Colonized State Through the Structure of TransAtlantic by Colum McCann, Brandon Stevens
Student Symposium

The Novels of Joyce, Michael Barr
Student Symposium

Consolation Puppies: A Graphic Essay, Amy Butcher, Martha Park
English Faculty Work

Review of Robert Owen's Experiment at New Lanark: From Paternalism to Socialism by Ophélie Siméon, Mark Allison
English Faculty Work

Politics, Mark Allison
English Faculty Work

Building a Bridge to Nowhere: Morris, the Education of Desire, and the Party of Utopia, Mark Allison
English Faculty Work

2017

Queering Young Adult Literature, Natalie French
Student Symposium

2016

In Service to Cathleen: Exploring a Feminine Ireland and Irish Femininity in “The Lost Land”, Chloe Dyer
Student Symposium