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Imperialism at home

Susan Meyer

Race, gender, and desire

Elliott Butler-Evans

Fictions of advice

Judith Ferster

Faulkner's questioning narratives

David L. Minter

The ethics of exile

Timothy Francis Strode

The production of personal life

Joel Pfister

Discours sur l'origine et les fondements de l'inégalité parmi les hommes

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

In the fall of 1753, when he began the Discourse on the Origin of Inequality, Jean-Jacques Rousseau was already one of the most renowned…

Whitman possessed

Mark Maslan

Jane Austen

Claudia L. Johnson

Women Writers Talk - Interviews with 10 Women Writers

Olga Kenyon

The pleasures of virtue

Anne Crippen Ruderman

Just looking

Rachel Bowlby

Joyce's politics

Dominic Manganiello

The American Abraham

Warren Motley

As the first romance of frontier settlement outside the Leatherstocking series, The Wept of Wish-Ton-Wish (1829) offers a number of important advantages as a…

The imperial experience

C. C. Eldridge

Witness against the beast

E. P. Thompson

In this verse, John Bunyan sought to enforce the lesson of Christian's first severe temptation in Pilgrim's Progress.

The novel and the police

D. A. Miller

The frequent appearance of policemen in novels is too evident to need detecting.

Black and white strangers

Kenneth W. Warren

THE ETHEREAL ETHOS of Stevenson's rhyme has been greatly undermined by many recent studies of James's fiction.