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Fail Better: Literary Celebrity and Creative Nonfiction in the Program Era

05.24.16

Loren Glass

How Cultural Capital Works: Prizewinning Novels, Bestsellers, and the Time of Reading

05.10.16

Andrew Piper and Eva Portelance

Post-Press Literature: Self-Published Authors in the Literary Field

02.03.16

Nick Levey

Love Actuarially: Privacy, Intimacy, and Information in The Apartment

02.03.16

Katie Fitzpatrick

Eavesdropping in the Age of The Eavesdroppers; or, The Bug in the Martini Olive

02.03.16

Brian Hochman

Melancholy Transcendence: Ted Chiang and Asian American Postracial Form

11.05.14

Christopher T. Fan

Dialectic of Sincerity: Lionel Trilling and David Foster Wallace

10.17.14

Adam Kelly

“What You See Is What You Get”: Wattstax, Richard Pryor, and the Secret History of the Black Aesthetic

08.12.14

Scott Saul

Remapping The Conversation: Urban Design and Industrial Reflexivity in Seventies San Francisco

06.22.14

Lawrence Webb

How to Lose Things: Elizabeth Bishop’s Child Mourning

09.23.13

Diana Fuss

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Seeing Past Consumption: Race and Species in the Slaughterhouse

Akash Belsare

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The Blues Brothers, Tammy Wynette, and the Long Denouement of the 1960s

Andrew Hoberek

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Side Hustle: College Sports and the Future of Academic Labor

Joseph Darda

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Big Color Analytics: Privatization, Precarity, Pantone

Lida Zeitlin-Wu

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Toward a Trans Fag Phenomenology: the Orientation(s) of Desire and the Afterlives of Lou Sullivan

Lee Mandelo

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Cartoon Viscera

Tony Wei Ling

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“The Trouble Spot”: Racialized Paranoia and the Vision of the State in The Spook Who Sat by the Door

Devin William Daniels

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Migrants Anonymous: The State-Sanctioned Archive Before and Beyond Lost Children Archive

Diana Filar

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