Anne Bower
Mitchell Davis
Eve Jochnowitz
Craig Rosa
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library.
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Iris L. Smith, The "Intercultural" Work of Lee Breuer,
Theatre Topics 7,1 (1997) 37-58.
- Yvette
Biro - Digging Around the Ruins of Utopia, Performing Arts
Journal 18:3.
- Yvette Biro and Catherine Portuges, Caryatids of Time:
Temporality in the Cinema of Agnes Varda, Performing Arts
Journal 19.3 (1997) 1-10.
- Lisa
Jaye Young, Nobody Will Give You Freedom You Have To Take It,
Review of Meret Oppenheim: Beyond the Teacup, Solomon R.
Guggenheim Museum, New York, June 28-October 9, 1996. Performing
Arts Journal 19.1 (1997) 46-51.
- Rhonda Garelick, Outrageous Dieting: The Camp
Performance of Richard Simmons, Postmodern Culture 6:1.
- John Rundin, A Politics of Eating: Feasting in
Early Greek Society, American Journal of Philology 117,2
(1996): 179-215.
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Sergei Lobanov-Rostovsky, The Triumphes of Golde: Economic
Authority in the Jacobean Lord Mayor's Show, ELH 60:4.
- Catherine E. Kelly, "The Consummation of Rural
Prosperity and Happiness": New England Fairs and the Construction of
Class and Gender, 1810-1860, American Quarterly 49:3.
- Terence N.
Bowers, Tropes of Nationhood: Body, Body Politic, and
Nation-State in Fielding's Journal of a Voyage to Lisbon, ELH
62.3 (1995) 575-602.
- Minaz
Jooma, The Alimentary Structures of Incest in Paradise Lost, ELH 63:1.
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Charlotte Sussman, Lismahago's Captivity: Transculturation in
Humphry Clinker, ELH 61.3 (1994) 597-618.
- Claude Gandelman, "Patri-arse": Revolution as Anality
in the Scatological Caricatures of the Reformation and the French
Revolution, American Imago 53:1.
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Michael Newbury, Eaten Alive: Slavery and Celebrity in Antebellum
America", ELH 61:1.
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Deirdre Coleman, Conspicuous Consumption: White Abolitionism and
English Women's Protest Writing in the 1790s, ELH 61.2 (1994)
341-362.
- Eugenio D. Matibag, Self-consuming Fictions: The
Dialectics of Cannibalism in Modern Caribbean Narratives,
Postmodern Culture 1:3.
- Ronald Paul Hill and Elizabeth C. Hirschman, Human Rights Abuses by the
Third Reich: New Evidence from the Nazi Concentration Camp Buchenwald,
Human Rights Quarterly 18.4 (1996) 848-867.
- Michael P. Branch and Jessica Pierce, "Another name
for health": Thoreau and Modern Medicine, Literature and
Medicine 15:1.
- Stuart K. Culver, Waiting for the End of the World:
Catastrophe and the Populist Myth of History, Configurations
3:3.
- George Yudice, Feeding the Transcendent Body,
Postmodern Culture 1:1.
- Jaime Manrique, Barcelona Hunger, Callaloo 19.3
(1996):726-741.
- Richard E. Prior - Going Around Hungry:
Topography and Poetics in Martial 2.14, American Journal of Philology
117:1.
- Jay Watson, Uncovering the Body, Discovering Ideology:
Segregation and Sexual Anxiety in Lillian Smith's Killers of the
Dream, American Quarterly 49.3 (1997) 470-503.
- Roberto Maria Dainotto, The Excremental Sublime: The
Postmodern Literature of Blockage and Release, PMC 3,3
(1993).
- Michel Jeanneret, The Renaissance and Its Ancients:
Dismembering and Devouring, MLN 110:5.
- Julia V. Douthwaite, Homo ferus: Between
Monster and Model, Eighteenth-Century Life 21:2.
- Seth
Lerer, Grendel's Glove, ELH, 61,4 (1994): 721-751.