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  • "The Street": The Jazz Ethos and Intersectionality (E-05)
  • "You": Second-Person in American Racial Narratives (G-06)
  • A
  • A Collection of Different Loves (B-09)
  • A Collection of Poetry (B-09)
  • A Critical Analysis of Disney Films (J-07)
  • A Deconstructive Observation of Plath's "Daddy" (F-06)
  • A Faceless Twin (E-11)
  • A Family of Djinn (J-13)
  • A Gnarled Carving (J-10)
  • A Lustful Contract in “The Husband Stitch” (E-02)
  • A Nietzschean Analysis of Waiting for Godot (I-04)
  • A Place Just Beyond (I-13)
  • A Poet's Perspective (A-10)
  • A Postmortem of the American Apocalypse (C-13)
  • A Proletariat Parasite: Bong Joon-ho and Marxism (I-07)
  • A Psychological Look at Hardy’s Literature (A-02)
  • A Purposely Hidden Life in Toni Morrison's Home (A-08)
  • A Queer Happily-Ever-After: Alice Oseman's Loveless (F-07)
  • A Quiet Thing (H-12)
  • A Woolf in Sheep's Clothing (J-04)
  • “I am No Living Man”: Éowyn Shieldmaiden to Wife (H-05)
  • “Porphyria’s Lover”: Inside a Disturbed Mind (F-05)
  • “Surtsey”: A Tale of Generational Disparity (F-01)
  • A
  • A-01 - Language: Language that Shapes Attitudes (A-01)
  • A-02 - Literature: War and Literary Responses (A-02)
  • A-03 - Literature: Shakespeare, Re-examined (A-03)
  • A-04 - Literature: Graphic Novels and the Holocaust (A-04)
  • A-05 - Literature: The 19th C Novel and Social Concerns (A-05)
  • A-06 - Literature: Mid-20th C American Prose Fiction (A-06)
  • A-07 - Literature: YA Literature and its Readers (A-07)
  • A-08 - Author Spotlight: Toni Morrison (A-08)
  • A-09 - Poetry: Shoulders of Giants (A-09)
  • A-10 - Poetry: Spoken out Loud (A-10)
  • A-11 - Creative Nonfiction: Mapping Stories (A-11)
  • A-12 - Fiction: Unpardonable (A-12)
  • A-13 - Fiction: Super Natural Stories (A-13)
  • Abecedarian Meeting -- Calling all convention novices!
  • Adam and Steve: Wilde’s Take on Paradise (E-04)
  • Adaptation (J-10)
  • After Apollo: A Very Brief Poetry Collection (A-09)
  • Alonity and Identity Creation in Get in the Van (H-07)
  • Alpine Night (I-13)
  • Amanda Gorman's Lyric of Unity (E-05)
  • Amanda, the Abusive Mother (C-06)
  • Amid Womb & World: Liminality in McEwan’s Nutshell (A-03)
  • An 8th Grader's Guide to Revenge (G-12)
  • An Analysis of Arabic Writing Pedagogy in the US (B-01)
  • An Echo's Reach (H-10)
  • An Excerpt from A Reason to Kill (A-12)
  • An Odd Couple(t): Suffering in Poetry (H-04)
  • An Organism Is Living If Able to Reproduce (I-09)
  • Analyzing William Shakespeare with a Queer Eye (B-03)
  • Ancient Greek and Its Origins in Modern English (C-01)
  • Another Calls You Beautiful (G-09)
  • Antony and Cleopatra: Relational Addiction (J-03)
  • Ariel as the Audience in Shakespeare’s The Tempest (I-03)
  • Arresting Accidents (J-12)
  • Art and Audience (F-05)
  • Asymmetry (C-10)
  • At Least We're Not Alone (B-11)
  • Authenticity in an Othering Culture (G-04)
  • Autism Representation in the Media (A-01)
  • B
  • B-01 - Language: The Power of Language (B-01)
  • B-02 - Literature: Not Just for Cold Climates (B-02)
  • B-03 - Literature: Macbeth and Shakespeare's Powerful Women (B-03)
  • B-04 - Literature: World Literature and Magical Realism (B-04)
  • B-05 - Literature: Jane Eyre and Responses to Brontё's Novel (B-05)
  • B-06 - Literature: Early American Literature (B-06)
  • B-07 - Literature: Rethinking the Monstrous (B-07)
  • B-08 - Common Reader: Short Stories inspired by The Rock Eaters (B-08)
  • B-09 - Poetry: Carefully Collected (B-09)
  • B-10 - Poetry: Poems out of Season (B-10)
  • B-11 - Creative Nonfiction: Telling Our Secrets (B-11)
  • B-12 - Fiction: LGBTQ+ in the Middle (B-12)
  • B-13 - Fiction: Less Familiar (B-13)
  • Roundtable: Healing Through Poetry: Poetry Pharmacies (B-16)
  • Bad Language in YouTube Political Media (B-01)
  • Bad Morals: Psychoanalyzing O'Connor's "Good Man" (H-06)
  • Banned Books Week and Censorship in Literature (D-01)
  • Beasts Within: Animals in Hamlet Iterations (I-03)
  • Bibliomancy Oracle (D-01)
  • Birth of a Religion: Akhenaten’s "Hymn to the Sun" (G-02)
  • Black Girls Can Be Colorful Too: A Collection (H-10)
  • Black Identity in A Gathering of Old Men (C-03)
  • Black Out Friday (F-11)
  • Blue With Envy: Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye (H-08)
  • Bound Book Entries (A-10)
  • Bow Lower, for Its Heart Lies in the Ground (B-08)
  • Breaking the Rescuer Paradigm in Shrek (B-07)
  • British Lit, Environmental Racism, Local Activism (H-04)
  • Broken Pieces of Me (B-11)
  • Building Worlds of Color in The Best We Could Do (A-07)
  • Burning Protest: Adrienne Rich and New Historicism (J-05)
  • Business Meeting and Regional Breakout Sessions
  • C
  • C-01 - Language: Ancient and Modern Language (C-01)
  • C-02 - Literature: Religion and Early British Literature (C-02)
  • C-03 - Literature: African-American Identity and Double Consciousness (C-03)
  • C-04 - Literature: Romantic Lyric Poetry and 18th C Influences (C-04)
  • C-05 - Literature: Political Questions and Literary Analysis (C-05)
  • C-06 - Literature: Character and Literary Analysis (C-06)
  • C-07- Literature: Family Roles and Women in Early British Literature (C-07)
  • C-08 - Author Spotlight: Toni Morrison & Generations (C-08)
  • C-09 - Poetry: Love and LGBTQ+ (C-09)
  • C-10 - Poetry: Identifiable (C-10)
  • C-11 - Creative Nonfiction: Leaving Home Behind (C-11)
  • C-12 - Fiction: Mortal Questions (C-12)
  • C-13 - Fiction: Addressed to You (C-13)
  • Cadaver (G-09)
  • Call Me June (F-08)
  • CANCELED (Roundtable: Reflecting Joy through Agency in the Classroom) (C-14)
  • Chapter Advisor Meeting (WS-02)
  • Charon's Taxi (C-12)
  • Chloe (G-13)
  • Christian Sacrifice in The Merchant of Venice (E-03)
  • Christianization & Latin Significance to English (C-01)
  • Cinderella-esque (A-07)
  • Click Crash (G-12)
  • Colonialism and the Individual (G-04)
  • Comfortably Numb (J-12)
  • Comparing Anglo-Saxon Religious and Elegiac Poetry (C-02)
  • Complete Brokenness (H-12)
  • Consciousness (I-12)
  • Contemplations of a Changeless Nature (F-10)
  • Contradictions in Song (C-10)
  • Convention Awards Luncheon
  • Conversation about Disability Phraseology (A-01)
  • Cracked (G-09)
  • Crazy Delusional Women (E-09)
  • Creative Writing: Zebra Session (H-09)
  • Creon’s Priorities as a Leader in Antigone (F-02)
  • Critical or Creative Essays: Zebra Session (H-02)
  • Critical Race Theory in Hansberry and Achebe (J-05)
  • Crosshairs (from Newman County) (I-12)
  • Culture and Sexuality in Bishakh Som’s Spellbound (J-07)
  • Customer Service (F-13)
  • D
  • D-01 - Chapter Share Tables (D-01)
  • Research in the Round (D-02)
  • A Mixer with Alums (D-03)
  • Dancing with the Demons of Life and Lamentation (I-10)
  • Dark Waters (J-13)
  • Dear Reader (C-13)
  • Death and Atonement in King Lear (H-03)
  • Deliberation as a Tool in Thoreau’s Walden (B-06)
  • Desdemona, Othello, and Adaptation as Abolition (C-08)
  • Dharma: The Bigger Picture (G-02)
  • Dickensian Satire within Mainstream Conservatism (A-05)
  • Digging to China (A-11)
  • Dinner Date (B-13)
  • Discovering More Than Shakespeare at Botanica (E-03)
  • Dissatisfaction (G-13)
  • Diverse Influences in Minority Poetry (E-05)
  • Dreams in the Waking World: Chopin’s The Awakening (H-06)
  • Drinking Tea, Eating Berries, Reading Dune (J-09)
  • E
  • E-02 - Literature: Examining Stereotypes of Literary Women (E-02)
  • E-03 - Literature: Merchant of Venice and Thoughts about Shakespeare (E-03)
  • E-04 - Literature: Death and Diversity—Some Troubling Questions (E-04)
  • E-05 - Literature: American Lyric Poetry, Black Identity, Jazz (E-05)
  • E-06 - Film and Media: Film and Literary Analysis (E-06)
  • E-07 - Author Spotlight: Toni Morrison's Sula (E-07)
  • E-08 - Poetry: Back Then (E-08)
  • E-09 - Poetry: Wonder Womanhood (E-09)
  • E-10 - Creative Nonfiction: Is Anybody Out There? (E-10)
  • E-11 - Fiction: Flight or Fight (E-11)
  • E-12 - Fiction: Water Works (E-12)
  • Earth and its Inhabitants (J-10)
  • Eat or Be Eaten: The Merchant of Venice (E-03)
  • Elissa Perspective Chapter Nine: An Excerpt (B-13)
  • Emergent Gameplay Design in Horror Board Games (J-01)
  • Emotional Hyperbole in Behn’s History of the Nun (C-02)
  • Escaping Herbert's "Collar" of Earthly Anxieties (F-04)
  • Escapism at its Finest (B-10)
  • Ethan Brand (A-12)
  • Eve’s Re-Visioning (G-03)
  • Examining Pre-Freudian Depictions of Jocasta (F-02)
  • Examining the Importance of Nature across Cultures (I-02)
  • Examining the Mechanism of The Sandman (B-07)
  • Excerpt from YA Fantasy Novel When Oceans Rise (E-12)
  • Execution over Intentions (G-01)
  • Experience and Oppression in Benito Cereno (I-06)
  • Experiencing Pride (H-11)
  • Exploration of Chinese and Jewish Femininity (C-10)
  • F
  • F-01 - Language: Exploring Themes of Divinity and Power (F-01)
  • F-02 - Literature: Ancient Greek Drama (F-02)
  • F-03 - Literature: Political Themes and the Power of Diction (F-03)
  • F-04 - Literature: Religion, Power, and Gender in Early British Literature (F-04)
  • F-05 - Literature: Lyric Poetry Examines the Mind (F-05)
  • F-06 - Literature: The Yellow Wallpaper and Women's Madness (F-06)
  • F-07 - Literature: YA Literature and Queer Theory (F-07)
  • F-08 - Common Reader: Creative Responses to The Rock Eaters (F-08)
  • F-09 - Poetry: Proof of Existence (F-09)
  • F-10 - Poetry: What's Beyond (F-10)
  • F-11 - Creative Nonfiction: Made to Understand (F-11)
  • F-12 - Fiction: Other Fights (F-12)
  • F-13 - Fiction: Bright Flashes of Fiction (F-13)
  • Facilitated Diffusion (G-12)
  • Fact, Fiction, and Power in El Filibusterismo (G-05)
  • Fall (E-08)
  • Female Agency & False Hope in “The Gilded Six-Bits” (G-03)
  • Female Objectification and the Effects on Women (A-01)
  • Female, Feminine, Feminist (G-01)
  • Feminine Rage (E-09)
  • Femininity and the Virgin Mary in DiPrima’s Loba (G-03)
  • Feminism in Kate Chopin's "The Story of an Hour" (H-06)
  • Feminist Ideals in Iola Leroy (E-02)
  • Fight and Flight: Cyclic Mental Health in “Ligeia” (B-06)
  • Fire in the Glass House (A-13)
  • Flashes of Green in My Rearview Mirror (E-09)
  • Flesh Withstanding (C-12)
  • Floridian (H-13)
  • Folkloric Elements in Synge’s Riders to the Sea (I-04)
  • For the Daughters Born and Different (H-12)
  • Forms of Intervention in Gina Apostol's Fiction (F-03)
  • Foucault, Butler, and Nightwood: Exploring Gender (J-05)
  • Freedom Honey (J-09)
  • Frog Watchers (G-13)
  • From the Left Bank of the Wasteland (A-09)
  • Funeral (J-10)
  • Funeral Songs (G-11)
  • G
  • G-01 - Literature: Politics and the Family (G-01)
  • G-02 - Literature: World Literature and Religious Themes (G-02)
  • G-03 - Literature: Female Identity and Agency (G-03)
  • G-04 - Literature: Colonialism and Post-Colonialism (G-04)
  • G-05 - Literature: Postcolonial Literary Analysis (G-05)
  • G-06 - Literature: American Race Narratives—Having a Say (G-06)
  • G-07 - Literature: Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (G-07)
  • G-09 - Poetry: Body-Shaped Poems (G-09)
  • G-10 - Creative Nonfiction: Defining Relationships (G-10)
  • G-11 - Creative Nonfiction: Stages of Grief (G-11)
  • G-12 - Fiction: Young and Learning (G-12)
  • G-13 - Fiction: Building the Bildungsroman (G-13)
  • Gender and Civil Rights in Song of Solomon (C-08)
  • Gender Nonconformity in Northanger Abbey (I-05)
  • Gender Oppression and Resistance in Persepolis (A-04)
  • Gender Roles and Women's Mental Health (B-04)
  • Gender Stereotypes & Expectations in Persuasion (H-05)
  • Getting Involved on a Commuter Campus (D-01)
  • Godless Hollywood (E-11)
  • Golden Boy (E-11)
  • Grave Matters at Hand (J-10)
  • Growing up Ghibli: Identity Shown in Spirited Away (H-07)
  • H
  • H-03 - Literature: King Lear and Early Modern Tragedy (H-03)
  • H-04 - Literature: Intersecting Physical Settings and Thematic Concerns (H-04)
  • H-05 - Literature: Finding Heroes in Unlikely Places (H-05)
  • H-06 - Literature: American Prose—Chopin and O'Connor (H-06)
  • H-07 - Literature: Identity Formation and Culture (H-07)
  • H-08 - Author Spotlight: Toni Morrison's The Bluest Eye (H-08)
  • H-10 - Poetry: Needs Hearing (H-10)
  • H-11 - Creative Nonfiction: The Pride Experience (H-11)
  • H-12 - Fiction: Identifying Ourselves (H-12)
  • H-13 - Fiction: Deals Struck with Nature (H-13)
  • Hagiographies (F-10)
  • Hannah's Action's Shaped Sula's Personality (E-07)
  • Hate Is a Virus (F-08)
  • Headley's The Mere Wife: A Racial Remix of Beowulf (C-03)
  • Heart-wired to Breathe (A-13)
  • Hercule Poirot, the Physicality of the Detective (I-07)
  • High Horse (C-10)
  • Holy MAP-aroni: Reflection on Colonial Cartography (A-11)
  • Homosocial Desire in “The Untamed” Trailer (I-01)
  • Hot Siberia—How Geography Encouraged an Affair (B-02)
  • Housekeeping on Wheels: Robinson and Modern Nomads (C-05)
  • How Did I Get Here? (G-11)
  • How Female Bildungsroman Films Redefine Girlhood (E-06)
  • Hozier: Transnationalism and Cosmopolitanism (I-01)
  • Hungry Daughters Decentering Patriarchal Violence (E-06)
  • I
  • I AM v. i am (G-05)
  • I Don't Know How to Feel (G-11)
  • I Know Her through Her Eyes (J-09)
  • I-01 - Language: Lyrics and Music Analyzed (I-01)
  • I-02 - Literature: Words and their Powers (I-02)
  • I-03 - Literature: Shakespeare, Creating Character (I-03)
  • I-04 - Literature: Growth and Change in World Literature (I-04)
  • I-05 - Literature: Jane Austen Constructs Gendered Identities (I-05)
  • I-06 - Literature: American Names and Identity (I-06)
  • I-07 - Film and Media: Film and Cultural Studies (I-07)
  • I-08 - Common Reader: Society and The Rock Eaters (I-08)
  • I-09 - Poetry: LGBTQ+ in Transition (I-09)
  • I-10 - Poetry: The Q in Question (I-10)
  • I-11 - Creative Nonfiction: What Makes This Mine (I-11)
  • I-12 - Fiction: Gone for Some Time (I-12)
  • I-13 - Fiction: Familial Love (I-13)
  • Roundtable: Good Pedagogy: Balancing Student & Faculty Needs (I-14)
  • Roundtable: Cutting Edge Grammar for the 21st-Century Student (I-15)
  • Workshop: Conversation with Brenda Peynado (I-16)
  • Iago's Ulterior Motives (F-02)
  • If I Have a Daughter (E-09)
  • If You Met My Family You Would Understand (E-08)
  • Illness as Divine Punishment in History & Fiction (F-01)
  • Illusion of Choice, "The Man Who Was Almost a Man” (C-06)
  • Imagining How Black Women Can Love Without Losing (H-08)
  • Imperialist Nostalgia in Purple Hibiscus (G-05)
  • In- and Out-group Language in Video Game Culture (J-01)
  • In Came Nihil (J-12)
  • In Order to Grovel (F-10)
  • In the Cradle of Civilization (B-12)
  • In the House of the Tenth Muse (I-10)
  • In the Sink (J-09)
  • In This Home, Memories Cascade Like Hailstones (I-09)
  • Insufficient Postage (C-11)
  • Intergenerational Trauma through Beloved's Denver (J-08)
  • Internalized Homophobia and Conscious Desires (E-06)
  • Internalized Misogyny and Mina Loy’s Writing (J-04)
  • International Semester Readings (D-01)
  • Irresistible (A-11)
  • Is Estella Posthuman? (A-05)
  • J
  • J-01 - Language: Language and Game / Role Playing (J-01)
  • J-02 - Literature: Early Modern Drama and Sexual Jealousy (J-02)
  • J-03 - Literature: William Shakespeare Looks at Queens and Kings (J-03)
  • J-04 - Literature: Feminist Themes (J-04)
  • J-05 - Literature: Critical Literary Theory (J-05)
  • J-06 - Literature: American Identity across Generations (J-06)
  • J-07 - Literature: Girlhood, Re-Imagined (J-07)
  • J-08 - Author Spotlight: Toni Morrison's Beloved (J-08)
  • J-09 - Poetry: Inside Verse (J-09)
  • J-10 - Poetry: The Force of Loss (J-10)
  • J-11 - Creative Nonfiction: An American Nonfiction Tale (J-11)
  • J-12 - Fiction: Fighting Ourselves (J-12)
  • J-13 - Fiction: Far, Far from Home (J-13)
  • Jane Austen and Feminism (I-05)
  • Jane Eyre: Redefining Relationships with God (B-05)
  • Jesuit's Marrow (F-10)
  • Joy Harjo’s Healing of Generational Trauma (J-06)
  • Julio Cortázar’s Postmodernist Use Magical Realism (B-04)
  • Justice and Mercy in the Pursuit of Law (E-03)
  • Justice for Lucy: Reassessing Dracula’s Victim (H-05)
  • Justice in and out of the Courtroom (A-06)
  • Justice in Classic Greek Literature (F-02)
  • Justine: Monster/Mother in Shelley’s Frankenstein (C-07)
  • K
  • Keeping up with the Jones (C-10)
  • Killing the Corporate Author: Queer Theory & Luca (E-06)
  • L
  • Labor of Language (F-11)
  • Lessons and Flowers for You (F-13)
  • Let Me Forget (H-12)
  • Linda (E-10)
  • Literary Analysis of Peynado’s “The Rock Eaters” (I-08)
  • Literary Resistance in Harriet Jacobs’ Incidents (G-06)
  • Little Library Fairy (D-01)
  • Lives Told at 11:45 p.m. (E-09)
  • Living Latina in Manhattan: Covid Edition (F-09)
  • Living Without Consequences in In Our Time (C-05)
  • Local Authors: A Look at Denver's Literary Scene
  • Loss of Identity in Chinese Immigrants (J-06)
  • Lost in the Wild (H-13)
  • Love That Kills (H-06)
  • Love: Absence and Excess (B-09)
  • M
  • Mad Women? Heroine Agency in Aphra Behn's Rover (F-04)
  • Madness & The Bottom (E-07)
  • Make Them Cry (B-13)
  • Making the Nonhuman Human in Romantic Poetry (C-04)
  • Malayan Chorus, Our Voices Arise (F-09)
  • Malignant Waffle Maker (J-09)
  • Margaret Atwood: To Dystopia and Beyond (H-07)
  • Marie de France's Lai "Lanval" as Marian Parable (C-02)
  • Masculinity in Macbeth (B-03)
  • Masculinity in Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida (I-03)
  • Masked (H-10)
  • Maturation in William Faulkner's Short Stories (A-06)
  • Maybe This Is Life (I-11)
  • Mental Health in The Turn of the Screw (F-06)
  • Merciless Indian Savage (F-09)
  • Mess with the Dane, You Get the Pain (I-03)
  • Middleman (B-12)
  • Miserable Monsters: Victor Frankenstein and Lacan (G-07)
  • Missing: Anyone (J-13)
  • Mitchell's Rest Cure in "The Yellow Wallpaper" (F-06)
  • Momaday's The Names: Transcendental Self-Storying (I-06)
  • Monstrous Difference in Literature (B-07)
  • Morning Regimine (A-09)
  • Mortem Obire (C-12)
  • Mother-Daughter Self-Identification in Morrison (J-08)
  • My Experience with the Coronavirus Outbreak (F-11)
  • My Grandmother's House (J-10)
  • My Heart and Liver (G-13)
  • My Little Dove (B-08)
  • My Morning Routine (I-11)
  • My Queer Experiences through Poetry (I-10)
  • My Teacher Is . . . Different (B-12)
  • N
  • Narrative Empathy, Ethics, and Persuasion (I-05)
  • Narrative Techniques and Intersectionality (H-08)
  • Necessity of Nonsense: Language in Lewis Carroll (I-02)
  • No Two Narcissists Are the Same (J-02)
  • Nothingness and Christian Charity in King Lear (H-03)
  • Nuances: The Complexities of Life (B-09)
  • O
  • Of One Blood: A Narrative of Black Superiority (C-03)
  • Oldering (A-10)
  • On Faith and Feminism (B-05)
  • On Shooting Rabbits (F-08)
  • On the Cutting Room Floor (B-11)
  • On the Tip of My Tongue (A-10)
  • Open for Informal Meeting (H-01)
  • Open Mic I
  • Open Mic II
  • Oral Expression in Kingston's The Woman Warrior (J-06)
  • Otherness and Setting in Bram Stoker's Dracula (A-05)
  • Out of the Closet and into the Coffin (E-04)
  • P
  • Pagan Gods: Where Did They Go? (C-02)
  • Paradise and Queer Utopia (A-08)
  • Paradise Lost in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (G-07)
  • Parallels: The Trojan War and Game of Thrones (C-01)
  • Parenthood and Fulfillment in Morrison's A Mercy (C-08)
  • Patron of Artemisia (J-13)
  • Perception in Blake's "The Chimney Sweeper" Poems (C-04)
  • Personal Growth Exhibited through Poetry (C-10)
  • Peynado and the Damaging Effects of Debt (I-08)
  • Pith: Poems (G-09)
  • Playing God (B-03)
  • Poems from the Ground Up (E-08)
  • Poetry Collection (B-09)
  • Poetry Pharmacy (D-01)
  • Polypodiophyta’s Pasquinade (C-05)
  • Portrait of Masculinity in Sense and Sensibility (I-05)
  • Posthuman Subjection: Life-Power in Interface (J-01)
  • Puritan Poetry of the 17th Century (B-06)
  • Q
  • Queen (H-11)
  • Queenship as Motherhood/Monstrosity in Beowulf (C-07)
  • Queer Coming-of-Age in Barry Jenkins’ Moonlight (I-07)
  • Queer in the South (B-12)
  • Queer Lit on PAR (F-07)
  • Queer Possession in Lives of Medieval Holy Women (F-04)
  • Queer Theory in The Outsiders (F-07)
  • Queering Shakespeare: Iago, Can You Come Out? (J-02)
  • Questions from a Queer Daughter (I-10)
  • R
  • Radioactive Renaissance: A Superhero Origin Story (I-08)
  • Rainbow Boys and Pain/Pleasure (F-07)
  • Reader-Response Theory Applied to Jane Eyre (B-05)
  • Reading Past for Future: Why Students Need Maus (A-04)
  • Reasons to Wear Black (J-10)
  • Recipes from the Pandemic (E-10)
  • Rectangle Reading
  • Red Skies (E-12)
  • Red Stripes and Rocket Ships (J-10)
  • Redux (C-11)
  • Reflections of Literature within Early Education (A-07)
  • Refractions (F-09)
  • Refusing Revenge by Revolt (F-01)
  • Reinterpreting Purity in Wide Sargasso Sea (B-05)
  • Religion in Slave Narratives (G-06)
  • Religious Nationalism and War in Hardy (A-02)
  • Remedying the Russian Psyche through Literature (B-02)
  • Remembering the Weird, the Bad, and the Just Okay (F-11)
  • Republican, California 91350 (J-11)
  • Resurrection . . . and All That Came After (H-10)
  • Rhetorical Design in Shounen Manga (A-04)
  • Richard III: The Denial of Humanity (J-03)
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