Browsing UMBC English Department by Title
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A Healthy Slice
(Originally published by: Urbanite Magazine, 2009-11-01) -
Book review: Was Roger Clemens railroaded?
(The Florida Times-Union, 2017-04-02) -
Comic Resolution, Humorous Loose Ends in Austen's Novels
(Jane Austen Society of North America, 2011)Jane Austen's masterful control of tone camouflages the situation of the fictional characters at the end of her novels. At the end of Sense and Sensibility, Marianne Dashwood may share responsibility for her new husband's ... -
Critical Cataloging and the Serials Archive: The Digital Making of “Mill Girls in Nineteenth-Century Print”
(Archive Journal, 2019-11) -
Drawing Circles with Time
Just before sunset, in early March, it was finally warm enough to go out on my back porch to have a glass of wine before dinner. I opened the storm door and stepped out, the glass cupped in my hand. Across the alley, the ... -
Finding the Lost River
(Blood and Thunder, 2020-08) -
Finding the Lost River
(Pendust Radio, 2020) -
George and Georgiana: Symmetries and Antitheses in Pride and Prejudice
Even after multiple re-readings of Pride and Prejudice, the character of George Wickham repays close detection. He does not “unfold”—even multiple re-readings do not deepen him into a character for the reader to relate ... -
“I Call Them My Little Chinese Kids”: Parents’ Identities and Language Ideologies in a Mandarin-English Dual Language Immersion School
(JCVE, 2020-12-22)Research on bilingual education presents clear advantages for children’s linguistic, cognitive, and social development. However, recent criticism of dual language education programs has led to claims of dual language ... -
In the Shadow of Steel
(Originally published by: Urbanite Magazine, 2010-04-01) -
Jane Austen's Short Lexicon of Fine Names
LIKE MR. WESTON AND EMMA, Jane Austen plays games with first names. She plays an especially tricky game with given names in Sense and Sensibility. of the five most prominent male characters, three are named John without ... -
A lethal nostalgia
(Aeon Media Group Ltd, 2015-04-23) -
A Literate South: Reading before Emancipation by Beth Barton Schweiger (review)
(University of Pennsylvania Press, 2020-06) -
Literature, American Style: The Originality of Imitation in the Early Republic by Ezra Tawil (review)
(Penn State University Press, 2020) -
Living between genders
(Specturm, 2016-04-13)Trans’ people with autism express a gender at odds with societal expectations, or reject the male-female divide entirely. Many are breaking new ground on how identity is defined — and what it means to also have autism. -
Lovestruck
(Originally published by: Urbanite Magazine, 2008-02-01) -
Marked Women
(Originally published by: Urbanite Magazine, 2008-09-01) -
‘The Martiall Maide’: Joan of Arc and the French in England
(Penn State University Press, 2019)