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Embodied Performance: War, Trauma, and Disability on the Eighteenth-Century Stage
(2021)This project brings attention to the emotional work performed by plays about war from the Restoration and eighteenth century—how these plays position soldiers and communities in relation to one another and the state and ... -
Translating Grace: Postsecularity in Twentieth-Century American Fiction
(2021)The early twentieth century saw the rise of new, secular ways of imagining and understanding religion, especially through social sciences such as psychology and anthropology. TRANSLATING GRACE: POSTSECULARITY IN TWENTIETH ... -
Laughing to Keep Human: Disruptions of Racist Logic in African American Humor
(2021)This project examines black humorists who challenge the Eurocentric, racist logics delimiting what it means to be human while demarcating blackness as inferior. While many scholars in black humor centralize humor as a means ... -
Reparative Forms: Poetry and Psychology from the Fin de Siècle to WWI
(2021)“Reparative Forms: Poetry and Psychology from the Fin de Siècle to WWI” identifies an as yet-unrecognized body of poetry written by women and colonial subjects that shows those authors’ engagements with early psychological ... -
The Art of Unemployment: Nineteenth-Century American Women Writers and the Search for Work
(2021)The Art of Unemployment narrates the twin development of professional women’s authorship and the category of unemployment in nineteenth-century America, shedding new light on the former and first light on the latter. ...