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Schooling the Nation's Newspaper of Record: The New York Times and Indian Genocide

Author(s):

Annette Kolodny (see profile)

Date:

2017

Group(s):

LLC 19th-Century American, LLC Early American, LLC Indigenous Literatures of the United States and Canada, TC Women’s and Gender Studies

Subject(s):

United States, History, American literature, Indian literature, Communication in politics

Item Type:

Conference paper

Tag(s):

18th Century, 19th Cent. American Literature, 19th Century, 20th Century, activism, American history, Native American literatures, Political communication
Telegraphic Realism: Henry James's In the Cage

Author(s):

Richard Menke (see profile)

Date:

2000

Group(s):

GS Prose Fiction, LLC 19th-Century American, LLC Late-19th- and Early-20th-Century American, LLC Victorian and Early-20th-Century English, TC Science and Literature

Subject(s):

American literature, British literature

Item Type:

Article

Tag(s):

19th Century, Henry James, realism, technology, telegraph
Paper Nationalism: Material Textuality and Communal Affiliation in Early America

Author(s):

Jonathan Senchyne (see profile)

Date:

2016

Group(s):

LLC 19th-Century American, LLC Early American, TM Book History, Print Cultures, Lexicography

Subject(s):

American literature, Mass media--Study and teaching

Item Type:

Article

Tag(s):

book history, material text, paper, papermaking, print culture, Womens History Month, Media studies
The Man That Was a Thing: Reconsidering Human Commodification in Slavery

Author(s):

Nicholas Rinehart (see profile)

Date:

2016

Group(s):

LLC 19th-Century American, LLC African American, LLC Early American, TC Law and the Humanities, TC Race and Ethnicity Studies

Subject(s):

Africa, History, United States, Europe, History, Modern, World history

Item Type:

Article

Tag(s):

abolition, dehumanization, race, slavery, African history, American history, European history, Modern history
Emily Dickinson and the Vitality of Words: A Exercise in Philology

Author(s):

Margaret H. Freeman (see profile)

Date:

2017

Group(s):

LLC 19th-Century American, LSL Linguistics and Literature

Subject(s):

Aesthetics, American literature, Linguistics, Poetics

Item Type:

Article

Tag(s):

19th Century, etymology
Men and “Scribbling Women”: Changing Places in Captivity

Author(s):

Mallory DeGregori (see profile)

Date:

2016

Group(s):

CLCS Romantic and 19th-Century, LLC 19th-Century American, TC Women’s and Gender Studies, TM Literary Criticism

Subject(s):

American literature, Romance-language literature

Item Type:

Essay

Tag(s):

Womens History Month, Romance literature
Dysfunctional Utopia: Emily Dickinson and the "Good Death"

Author(s):

Carol DeGrasse (see profile)

Date:

2016

Group(s):

GS Poetry and Poetics, LLC 19th-Century American, TM Literary and Cultural Theory, TM Literary Criticism

Subject(s):

Education, Higher, American literature, Literature and history, Literature, Poetics

Item Type:

Abstract

Tag(s):

19th Century, american literature, poetry, women writers, emily dickinson, Academe, History and literature
Feeling Animal: Pet-Making and Mastery in the Slave's Friend

Author(s):

Spencer Keralis (see profile)

Date:

2012

Group(s):

LLC 19th-Century American, LLC African American, LSL Language and Society, TC Race and Ethnicity Studies

Subject(s):

American literature

Item Type:

Article

Tag(s):

abolition, animal studies, children's literature, critical animal studies, slavery
Pictures of Charlotte: The Illustrated Charlotte Temple and Her Readers

Author(s):

Spencer Keralis (see profile)

Date:

2010

Group(s):

CLCS 18th-Century, CLCS Romantic and 19th-Century, LLC 19th-Century American, LLC Early American, TM Book History, Print Cultures, Lexicography

Subject(s):

American literature

Item Type:

Article

Tag(s):

book history, illustrated books
Victorian Literature and Victorian Informatics Syllabus

Author(s):

Rachel S. Buurma (see profile)

Date:

2014

Group(s):

LLC 19th-Century American, LLC Victorian and Early-20th-Century English, TC Digital Humanities

Subject(s):

British literature, Digital humanities, Literature

Item Type:

Syllabus

Tag(s):

book history, formalism, media archaeology, media studies, OEW2017, print culture, Literary theory
ENGL 3386: Studies in American Literature “Versioning Digital Humanities”

Author(s):

James Gifford (see profile)

Date:

2015

Group(s):

LLC 19th-Century American, LLC 20th- and 21st-Century American, TC Digital Humanities

Subject(s):

American literature, Digital humanities

Item Type:

Syllabus
“Between Knowledge and Metaknowledge: Shifting Disciplinary Borders in Digital Humanities and Library and Information Studies”

Author(s):

Jonathan Senchyne (see profile)

Date:

2016

Group(s):

LLC 19th-Century American, TC Digital Humanities, TM Book History, Print Cultures, Lexicography, TM Libraries and Research

Subject(s):

American literature, Digital humanities

Item Type:

Book chapter

Tag(s):

libraries, information, disciplines, metaknowledge, digital humanities librarianship, Public humanities
James Joyce’s Priesthood through his Art of Writing

Author(s):

Lillian Melendez (see profile)

Date:

2016

Group(s):

LLC 19th-Century American

Subject(s):

American literature

Item Type:

Essay
Bottles of ink, and reams of paper: Clotel, Racialization, and the Material Cultue of Print

Author(s):

Jonathan Senchyne (see profile)

Date:

2012

Group(s):

LLC 19th-Century American, LLC African American, MS Visual Culture, TM Book History, Print Cultures, Lexicography

Subject(s):

American literature--African American authors, American literature, Mass media--Study and teaching

Item Type:

Book chapter

Tag(s):

print culture, book history, early african american, william wells brown, clotel, African American literature, Media studies
The Horizon’s Hoop: Emerson’s “Monadnoc” in Contingency and History

Author(s):

Nicholas Birns (see profile)

Date:

2014

Group(s):

LLC 19th-Century American

Subject(s):

American literature, Literature and history, Literature and science

Item Type:

Essay

Tag(s):

emerson, nature writing, History and literature
The Urge to Tell vs. the Need to Conceal: Confession as Narrative Desire in Poe’s “The Black Cat,” “The Tell-Tale Heart” and “The Imp of the Perverse”

Author(s):

Lorelei Caraman (see profile)

Date:

2014

Group(s):

CLCS Romantic and 19th-Century, LLC 19th-Century American, TC Psychology, Psychoanalysis, and Literature

Subject(s):

American literature, Psychology and literature

Item Type:

Article

Tag(s):

concealment, confession, desire, poe, psychoanalysis, Literature and psychology
"Emerson's Bayonet"

Author(s):

Alan Lopez (see profile)

Date:

2014

Group(s):

CLCS 18th-Century, GS Life Writing, HEP Teaching as a Profession, LLC 18th-Century French, LLC 19th-Century American, LLC Early American, LSL Language and Society, TC Digital Humanities, TM Literary and Cultural Theory

Subject(s):

Education, Higher, American literature, British literature, Comparative literature, Culture--Study and teaching, English literature, Language and languages, Literature--Philosophy, Philosophy, Campaign literature, Rhetoric, Literature--Study and teaching

Item Type:

Article

Tag(s):

american literature, citizenship, emerson, empathy, ethics, formalism, hobbes, humanism, human rights, intellectual history, law and literature, literary history, literature and philosophy, narrative theory, property rights, pufendorf, reading, rights, rousseau, social contract, teaching, Academe, Cultural studies, Language, Literary theory, Literature and philosophy, Political literature, Teaching of literature

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Schooling the Nation's Newspaper of Record: The New York Times and Indian Genocide

Telegraphic Realism: Henry James's In the Cage

Paper Nationalism: Material Textuality and Communal Affiliation in Early America

The Man That Was a Thing: Reconsidering Human Commodification in Slavery

Emily Dickinson and the Vitality of Words: A Exercise in Philology

Men and “Scribbling Women”: Changing Places in Captivity

Dysfunctional Utopia: Emily Dickinson and the "Good Death"

Feeling Animal: Pet-Making and Mastery in the Slave's Friend

Pictures of Charlotte: The Illustrated Charlotte Temple and Her Readers

Victorian Literature and Victorian Informatics Syllabus

ENGL 3386: Studies in American Literature “Versioning Digital Humanities”

“Between Knowledge and Metaknowledge: Shifting Disciplinary Borders in Digital Humanities and Library and Information Studies”

James Joyce’s Priesthood through his Art of Writing

Bottles of ink, and reams of paper: Clotel, Racialization, and the Material Cultue of Print

The Horizon’s Hoop: Emerson’s “Monadnoc” in Contingency and History

The Urge to Tell vs. the Need to Conceal: Confession as Narrative Desire in Poe’s “The Black Cat,” “The Tell-Tale Heart” and “The Imp of the Perverse”

"Emerson's Bayonet"

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