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An American Dragoman in Palestine—and in Print

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If You Give a Neurasthenic Milk (and a Cookie): Revisiting “The Yellow Wall-Paper” and the Rest Cure through the “Milk Diet”

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Flowers of the Sea: Marine Specimens at the Anti-Slavery Bazaar

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Bartleby’s Insights on Complex Embodiment for a Post-Pandemic World

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How Can Charles Brockden Brown Help Us Think about AI?

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Mason-Dixon Lines

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Have You Seen Me?: Missing Works of Nineteenth-Century American Literature

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Reflections on the Relation between History and Literature: The Crucible and John and Elizabeth Proctor of Salem

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Edgar Allan Poe: Pioneering Mollusk Scientist

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Freedom and Joy: Walt Whitman’s “We two boys together clinging”

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Was Edgar Allan Poe a Habitual Opium User?

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Blogging Moby-Dick: An artist illustrates every page of The Whale

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Silence Dogood Rides Again: Blogging the frontiers of early American history

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Lurking in the Blogosphere of the 1840s

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Loving The Wide, Wide World: A novel, its fans, and their fictions

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Reading Puritans and the Bard

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Rainbow’s Mail-bag

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Acquisition, Interrupted: Charles Willson Peale’s Stewart Children and the labor of conscience

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A Class Kids Love to Hate

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The Displacement of the American Novel

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Pilgrims in Print: Indigenous Readers Encounter John Bunyan

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Traveling with Twain in an Age of Simulations: Rereading and reliving The Innocents Abroad

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A French-Canadian View of North American Cartography

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Star-spangled Sentiment

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In Search of Slavery’s English Roots

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Early American #BlackLivesMatter

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Vulgar Things: James Fenimore Cooper’s “clairvoyant” Pocket Handkerchief

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Loving the Plant That Saves You

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Bovine Invaders, Porcine Imperialists

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Arthur Mervyn, Bankrupt

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Kidnapped!: Tracking down a ripping good Irish-American tale

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Deceiving and Undeceiving in Early American Art and Culture

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“Unquestionably the Choicest Collection of Books in the U.S.”: The 1815 Sale of Thomas Jefferson’s Library to the Nation

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A Connecticut Yankee in the Court of Wu Chih Tien: Mark Twain and Wong Chin Foo

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The Rise of American Magazines

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A Tale of Two Uncles: The Old Age of Uncle Tom and Uncle Remus

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Mapping Time

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Reading Time

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Defining A “Christian Nation”: or, A Case of Being Careful What You Wish For

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Song of My Self-Help: Whitman’s Rehabilitative Reading

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Innocents at War: Si Klegg’s Civil War

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The Kingdom of Satan in America

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Mark Twain… and Zombies!

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Herman Melville and John Manjiro

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London’s Peripheral Vision

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Reading the Ocean with a Mariner’s Eye

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Starving Memory: Joseph Plumb Martin Un-tells the Story of the American Revolution

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Presentiments

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Other Methods of Seeing: Disability Ethics in Lindsay Tuggle’s The Afterlives of Specimens

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At the Experimental Forest

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Financial Fictions: Paper Money and Antebellum Sensationalism

creative writing
Poetic Research

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Mapping the Transatlantic Slave Trade

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Whitman’s Good Life

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Devils in the Shape of Good Men

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Sermon-Ridden

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Tocqueville, Falling for America

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from “Bright Advent”

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Poems

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Duck River Latitudes

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from The Emily Dickinson Reader

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Conscious Allegory

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Poems

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The Largest Glue Factory in the World

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All Things Go on Past

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Poems, from Spoils of the Park

creative writing
Poems

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“It is finished” can never be said of us: The New Dickinson Electronic Archives

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The Mark Twain Project Online and Mark Twain in His Times

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White light (goin’ messin’ up my mind)

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Victoria Complex

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A Bell Crack’d

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On Print and Polemics

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Who’s Afraid of American Epic?

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Fakebooks

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“But, That’s Just Not True!”

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Doomed to Repeat It
