Studies in the Literary Imagination

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Articles in Fall 2003 issue of Studies in the Literary Imagination

• TRANSPORTED TRADITIONS: TRANSATLANTIC FOUNDATIONS OF SOUTHERN FOLK CULTURE
  by Burrison, John A
• CROSSING BORDERS IN SAMUEL RICHARDSON'S CLARISSA; OR, THE "LADDER OF DEPENDANCE" REVISITED
  by Dachez, Hélène
• SILENCES, CONTRADICTIONS, AND THE URGE TO FICTION: REFLECTIONS ON WRITING ABOUT MARY DAVYS1
  by Bowden, Martha F
• INTRODUCTION: CROSSING BORDERS
  by Ingram, Allan
• GLORIOUS SPANGS AND RICH EMBROIDERY: COSTUME IN THE MASQUE OF BLACKNESS AND HYMENAEI
  by Mickel, Lesley
• PERMEABLE BORDERS, POSSIBLE WORLDS: HISTORY AND IDENTITY IN THE NOVELS OF MICHÈLE ROBERTS
  by White, Rosie
• "PEOPLE'S ANCESTORS ARE HISTORY'S GAME": BYRON'S DON JUAN AND RUSSIAN HISTORY
  by Walker, David
• BORDER NARRATIVES: THREE FIRST-PERSON ACCOUNTS OF DEPRESSION
  by Stern, Tina
• INTERSTICES, HYBRIDITY, AND IDENTITY: OLAUDAH EQUIANO AND THE DISCOURSE OF THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE
  by Bozeman, Terry S
• PREFACE
  by Brown, Murray L
• TRANSATLANTIC CONSUMPTIONS: DISEASE, FAME, AND LITERARY NATIONALISMS IN THE DAVIDSON SISTERS, SOUTHEY, AND POE
  by Lawlor, Clark