Nostalgia for the future to come: National consciousness in post-87 Taiwanese literature and cinema 

Those secret exhibitionists: women's diaries at the turn of the twentieth century 

Language, soundscape, and identity formation in Shanghai fangyan literature and culture 

Racial ninjas and origami tigers: cultural compartmentalization, gender mediation, Asian illegibility and the orientalization of the Asian American novel 

Metaphor and metonymy: A comparative study of Chinese and Western poetics 

Let us fake out a frontier: dissent and the settler colonial imaginary in U.S. literature after 1945 

Solidarity, violence, and the political imagination: Chicana literary imaginings of the Central American civil wars, 1981-2005 

Americans abroad and not Constantinople 

The queer girl's plot: Counter-narrative traditions in American women's literature 

Ideas and literature: Degeneration and recapitulation in late nineteenth century American fiction 

Self-reflexivity and minority politics in contemporary American literature and performance 

Cathay revisited: The Chinese tradition in the poetry of Ezra Pound and Gary Snyder 

White slaves, black servants: Victorian culture, social justice and narrative form 

The relation of Pound's short imagist poems to the haiku 

A teacher's guide in American literature-American history core for Montana High School. 

The social life of nations: a comparative study of turn-of-the-century American and Chinese utopian fiction, 1888-1906 

Intersubjectivity and the mother-daughter dyad in Korean American women literature 

Gastropoetics: Cultural figurations of eating in modern Argentina, Brazil, and Cuba 

The correlation of American literature and American history in the core program. 

Sexual Parody In American Comedic Film And Literature, 1925-1948 

The relationship of values and parenting styles on academic achievement and occupational choice among Jewish-Americans and Jewish-Iranian Americans 

A bag of shocking pink: occult imagery in contemporary American fiction by women 

Literary fairy tales of Western Europe 

Some motivations for the teaching of American literature through the use of folk music 

The lumberjack in American literature: His life and customs, his slang, his ballads and shanties, and his folk-epic of Paul Bunyan