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  Año 1997, Vol. 49, Número 4

  • Constructing Race Williams: The Klan and the making of hard-boiled crime fiction

    Sean McCann

    págs. 677-716

    

  • Constructing Race Williams: The Klan and the Making of Hard-Boiled Crime Fiction

    págs. 677-716

    

  • Cushing's Zuni sketchbooks: Literature, anthropology, and American notions of culture

    Brad Evans

    págs. 717-745

    

  • Cushing's Zuni Sketchbooks: Literature, Anthropology, and American Notions of Culture

    págs. 717-745

    

  • Hawthorne's romance and the right to privacy

    Milette Shamir

    págs. 746-779

    

  • Hawthorne's Romance and the Right to Privacy

    págs. 746-779

    

  • An idle industry: Nathaniel Parker Willis and the working of literary leisure

    Sandra Tomc

    págs. 780-805

    

  • An Idle Industry: Nathaniel Parker Willis and the Workings of Literary Leisure

    págs. 780-805

    

  • Taking care of Irish culture

    Kevin Kenny

    págs. 806-824

    

  • Exhibition Review: Gaelic Gotham: A History of the Irish in New York

    Museum of the City of New York, Edward T. O' Donnell

    págs. 806-824

    

  • Interfacing American culture: The perils and potentials of virtual exhibitions

    David Silver

    págs. 825-850

    

  • Exhibition Review: Life History Manuscripts from the Folklore Project, WPA Federal Writers' Project 1936-1940

    Northwestern University, Paul Hertz, Ali Sant, Carl S. Smith, Marina McDougall, Library of Congress. Manuscript Division, IDG Films, Rupert Jenkins, Chicago Historical Society

    págs. 825-850

    

  • Exhibition Review: The Great Chicago Fire and The Web of Memory

    Northwestern University, Carl S. Smith, Paul Hertz, Chicago Historical Society

    págs. 825-850

    

  • It's a dirty world after all

    Russell Reising

    págs. 851-858

    

  • Book Review: From Mouse to Mermaid: The Politics of Film, Gender, and Culture

    Elizabeth R. Bell, Laura Sells, Lynda Haas

    Es reseña de:

    • From mouse to mermaid: the politics of film, gender and culture

      Elizabeth R. Bell (coord.), Lynda Haas (coord.), Laura Sells (coord.)

      Indiana University Press, 1995. ISBN 0-253-32905-1

    págs. 851-858

    

  • Let us now praise progressives

    Doug Rossinow

    págs. 859-865

    

  • Book Review: Speak Now against the Day: The Generation before the Civil Rights Movement in the South

    págs. 859-865

    

  • Luddism and its discontents

    Paul J. Lindholdt

    págs. 866-873

    

  • Book Review: Rebels Against the Future: The Luddites and Their War on the Industrial Revolution: Lessons for the Computer Age

    págs. 866-873

    

  • Abraham Lincoln Polonsky's America

    Paul Buhle

    págs. 874-881

    

  • Book Review: Force of Evil: The Critical Edition

    Abraham Polonsky, Mark Schaubert, John Schultheiss

    págs. 874-881

    

  • Book Review: To Illuminate Our Time: The Blacklisted Teleplays of Abraham Polonsky

    Abraham Polonsky, John Schultheiss, Mark Schaubert

    págs. 874-881

    

  • Foreign trade in moral visions

    Craig Calhoun

    págs. 882-887

    

  • Book Review: China and the American Dream: A Moral Inquiry

    págs. 882-887

    

  • Book Review: From Peepshow to Palace: The Birth of American Film

    págs. 888-894

    

  • New beginnings in early American film

    Meryem Ersoz

    págs. 888-894