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Lori Schroeder Haslem |
On the Tenth Anniversary of The Common Room |
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The Chaucer Roundtable |
| John W. Campbell |
Chaucer's Reality Check: The Modernization of Fairy Tales |
| Lisa Goetz |
Al Sterelees Withinne a Boot:
The Layers of Fate in Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde |
| Hilary Grimes |
Boethius and Medieval Cosmology in Chaucer's Works |
| Tony Hahn |
Troilus' External Revelation: Comedy in the Second 'Sorwe'
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| Malissa Kent |
The Many Faces of Lollius:
A Study of Chaucer's Auctour in Troilus and Criseyde
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At the Cinema
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| Brittany Alsot |
The Matrix Trilogy: Salvation Through Creative Mythology
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| Neil Richter |
The Horror of Spectatorship
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| Alejandro Rivera |
Reaching for the Image:
Themes of Regression and Paternal Law in The Silence of the Lambs |
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The Symposium Papers |
| Sarah Magin |
"Why Do We Like Heathcliff?":
A Consideration of Narrative Desire and Wuthering Heights
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| Stephanie Rogers |
The Complexity of Genres and the Question of Generations in
Wuthering Heights
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| Erin Thomson |
The Importance of Being Ironic: The Inescapable Irony of Oscar Wilde
(or, Wilde, Boucher, baker, or irony maker?)
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In Other Rooms
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| Katherine Chi |
Therapy for Abandonment and Isolation:
Narcissism in Mary Shelley's Mathilda |
| Joe Estes |
Making Sense of The Tragedy of Othello, the Moor of Venice
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Alice Holbrook
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"When I Was on the Other Side of the Railing":
The Subversion of Nazi Language in Life with a Star and Austerlitz
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| Scott Offutt |
Fashioning Archetype through Friction:
Literatures of the Colonist and the Savage |
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