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Submissions from 2024

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Law and Literature in Pennsylvania: A Changing Landscape, Juliette Gaggini

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Politicizing the Past: The Exploration of Revolutionary Collectivity within Neoliberalism in Dionne Brand’s In Another Place, Not Here and Rita Indiana’s Tentacle, Siobhan Nerz

Submissions from 2023

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In the End, Sabrina A. Barner

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Swimming Lessons: Exploring and Embracing the Graphic Memoir, Sophia Donati

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Visualizing The Permanent Lie: An Examination of Dystopian Literature Using Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s Model, Anthony Mitchell

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Is Children's Literature Really Meant for Children? Global Political Commentary in Children's Literature, Jenny Scott

Submissions from 2021

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Existential Reactions to Modernity: An Analysis of Lovecraft's Nihilistic Cosmicism & Dostoevsky's Christian Existentialism, Olivia Maikisch

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Enter Invisible: Atavistic Dualism in Shakespeare, Donne, and Milton, Andrew Scott

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Writing the Womb, Writing the Wound: The Function of Vulnerability in Autotheory, Madison Weaver

Submissions from 2020

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Landscape, Gender, and the Politics of Belonging in Thomas Hardy’s The Woodlanders and Tess of the D’Urbervilles, Sarah Dickerson

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Disrupting An(Other): Sexuality as Political Resistance, Emma C. Downey

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Perspectives on Lynching in William Faulkner's Fiction and Nonfiction, Tabitha Fisher

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Shape, Space and Typeface: Mapping Black Subjectivity through Caribbean Aesthetics, Samantha Stephens

Submissions from 2019

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Mobilizing Genre, Revising Politics: The Intersection of Audience, Author, and Allusion in Contemporary Latinx Fiction, Jason Klus

Submissions from 2018

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Empire of the Imagination: Imperialism and the Child Reader of Victorian and Neo-Victorian Children's Literature, Megan Hicks

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Ideology in Literature and Literature as Ideology: Totalitarian and Reactionary Appropriation of Resistant Texts, Huntley Hughes

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Representing Wilderness in the Shaping of America's National Parks: Aesthetics, Boundaries, and Cultures in the Works of James Fenimore Cooper, John Muir, and their Artistic Contemporaries, Alana Jajko

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Disarming “Nature” as a Weapon: A Queer Ecosemiotic Reimagining of Futurity and Environmental Ethics Through Memoir, Sam Lauer

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Nature as Theophany: Exploring Coleridge's Scientific and Theological Inquiries into the Imagination, Adam Walker

Submissions from 2017

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"External Ghost / Than Its interior Confronting": Gardens, Ghosts, and Fractals in the Poetry of Emily Dickinson and Cole Swensen, Margaret Rose Brown

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The Will to Remember: Manifestations of Holocaust "Fatigue" and "Exhaustion" in Representations of the Holocaust, Bethany Sarah Grandy

Submissions from 2016

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Arranger of Prayers and Other Essays, Dana Marie Ray

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Fugitive Routes: Transregionalism, Race, and the Romance of Reunification in Nineteenth-Century American Literature, Stephanie Renee Scherer

Submissions from 2015

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"An Everywhere of Silver": Synaesthesia, Polymodality, and the Musical Poetics of Emily Dickinson, Molly Brown

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Treading Lightly, Molly Brown