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Turner’s Golden Vision:
Alchemy in the Works of J.M.W. Turner
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Michel Foucault, the Enlightenment, and the Context of Criticism
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Blustering Brags, Dueling Inventors, and Corn-Square Geniuses:
Artisan Leisure in Philadelphia, 1785-1825
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“A Melancholy Instance of Complicated Misery”:
Ireland and Irish National Identity in Eighteenth Century English Travel Writing
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Historical Fragments:
Racist Discourse, Loving Discourse
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Discourse of Menstruation as a Way to Control the Female Body
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Semiotics and History
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“All Art is Against Lived Experience”:
Derek Jarman’s Caravaggio
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“The Man Upstairs”:
Changing Visions of God During the Cold War
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Ruzante:
A Dissenting Voice in the Italian Renaissance
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The Electrification of Soviet Russia:
The Myth and Mystification of the Bolshevik Electrification Program, 1910-1928
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Ethereal Semiotics II:
Regulating Nothing
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Forward to the Past:
History and the Reversed Chronology Narrative in Martin Amis’s Time’s Arrow
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The American Body as a Semiotic Sign
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A Tradition Should Be More Than Its Signs and Symbols:
Native American Spiritual Items and the Non-Native
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The Topography of Violence in John Greenleaf Whittier’s “Antislavery Poems”
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Kumkum Chatterjee
Nature, History, and Nationalism:
The Travel Narratives of a South Asian Colonial Elite
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Danuta Mirka
Colors of a Mystic Fire:
Light and Sound in Scriabin’s Prometheus
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Musical Hermeneutics in the Past Two Decades:
Some Reflections on German and Austrian Publications
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The Rake’s (and Stravinsky’s) Progress
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