American Literature : a journal of literary history, criticism and bibliography /

Table of Contents: “…Johnson -- An Examination of the Black Confidence Man in Two Black Novels: "The Man Who Cried I Am" and "dem" / Phyllis R. …”

Southern Folklore Quarterly /

Table of Contents:

Ascent /

Table of Contents: “…Another Hour / Walter Bargen -- Takibg Fire / Robin Beeman -- The Word Asia / Jody Bolz -- Responsibility / peter Corodimas -- The Day Tom Left / John Deming -- Seashells / Ramón E. martínez -- Norfolk / Jean Nordhaus -- Brother, May I Be Your Fried / Dekoven Oleary -- Protector / Edith Pearlman -- Country Wedding / Dusty Sklar -- The Question / Phyllis Stowell -- Breathers / Nina Pelikan -- Equinox / Zona Teti -- Snowpeople / Nance Van Winckel -- The Moments We Choose to Play / H.A. …”

Theory, culture & society /

Table of Contents: “…Performativity and Belonging: An Introduction / Vikki Bell -- Revisiting Bodies and Pleasures / Judith Butler -- Historical Memory, Global Movements and Violence: Paul Gilroy and Arjun Appadurai in Conversation / Vikki Bell -- Re-Membering Places and the Performance of Belonging(s) / Anne-Marie Fortier -- Ethnic Absolutism and the Authoritarian Spirit / Chetan Bhatt -- She'll Wake Up One of These Days and Find She's Turned into a Nigger': Passing through Hybridity / Sara Ahmed -- Classing Queer: Politics in Competition / Mariam Fraser -- Mimesis as Cultural Survival: Judith Butler and Anti-Semitism / Vikki Bell -- On Speech, Race and Melancholia: An Interview with Judith Butler / Vikki Bell -- Subject, Psyche and Agency: The Work of Judith Butler / Lois McNay -- Performativity, Parody, Politics / Moya Lloyd -- Beyond Food/Sex: Eating and an Ethics of Existence / Elspeth Probyn -- Playing it Again: Citation, Reiteration or Circularity? …”
Texto completo en 1982-2020 en Biblioteca Electrónica del Mincyt a través de las terminales de la Universidad. (Consulta 2020-05-12).

Complete plays / by O'Neill, Eugene, 1888-1953

Table of Contents: “…The iceman cometh. Long day's journey into night. Hughie. A moon for the misbegotten. …”