American literature: A journal of literary history, criticism and bibliography

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  Año 1995, Vol. 67, Número 3

  • Excavating genre in "Our Nig"

    Julia Stern

    págs. 439-466

    

  • Bawdy talk: The politics of women's public speech in "The lecturess and the bostonians"

    Caroline Levander

    págs. 467-485

    

  • Mixed messages: Authority and authorship in Mourning Dove's "Cogewea, the half-blood: A depiction of the Great Montana Cattle Range"

    Susan K. Bernardin

    págs. 487-509

    

  • A combat with the past: Robert Penn Warren on race and slavery

    Forrest G. Robinson

    págs. 511-530

    

  • Updike ignored: The contemporary independent critic

    James A. Schiff

    págs. 531-552

    

  • Caught in the web: Latinidad, AIDS, and allegory in "Kiss of the Spider Woman, the musical"

    David Roman, Alberto Sandoval-Sánchez

    págs. 553-585