This bibliography
lists critical articles and other publications generated
by the alumni of the Department of English from 2000
to the present.
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Lynette M. Ballard
(MA,
1969; Master of Health Care Mission Integration,
Aquinas Institute of Theology)
"Putting Safety at the Core
of Mercy Service." Health Progress.
January-February 2006.
Mark T. Bassett
(PhD,
1985) [ see books ]
“All That Jazz: A Metaphorical
Approach to Viktor Schreckengost’s Philosophy
of Design.” Short essay for the catalog
of the Viktor Schreckengost National Centennial
Exhibition, text by Henry Adams. Cleveland
Heights, OH: Viktor Schreckengost Foundation,
spring 2006.
“American Art Pottery from
The Moody Collection at the Hickory Museum of
Art.” Journal of the American Art Pottery
Association, July/August 2005: 24-26.
James Black
(MA,
2000)
“Altar Ego: GLAAD Sacrifices Male Intimacy and Commitment Ceremonies to the Media Gods.” The New Queer Aesthetic on Television: Essays on Recent Programming. Eds. James R. Keller and Leslie Stratyner. Jefferson, NC: McFarland, 2006. 177-92
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Robin
Behn
(MA, 1982; MFA University of Iowa) [ see
books ]
"Interlude: Stil Still." Third
Rail: An Anthology of Poetry about Rock & Roll.
Ed. Jonathan Wells. (Pocket Books, 2007).
"Yellow Morning," "The
Floating Room." PMS poemmemoirstory (Spring
2006).
"Epistle to Unrelenting Days." Crab
Orchard Review 10.2 (Summer/Fall 2005).
"Contained." Diner 5.2
(Fall/Winter 2005): 48-49.
"A Pattern Language," "The
Green Field," "Above the Attic of the
Yellow House There is Another Set of Stairs," "Chandelier," "Distances
of the Yellow House." The Manhattan
Review (Fall 2005).
"Waves." Columbia:
A Journal of Arts and Letters 41 (Spring
2005): 80-81.
"Old Distance Woman Has Asked
the Yellow House for a Book," "Where
the Horse Went," "House Why Don't You
Have." Cue: a Journal of Prose Poetry 2.1
(Winter 2005): 30-34.
"Capitol County: Changing
the Writing Climate of a Whole School." Teachers
and Writers 36.2 (2004): 2-9.
"Antihelion: Conception of
the Yellow Houses." New Orleans Review 30.2
(Fall 2004): 155.
"The Yellow House Gives Art
Book Tour Number One," "Tour Number
Two," "Horse Between Tours," "Tour
Number Three." Field 71 (Fall 2004):
60-63.
"Interview with Frequently
Misspelled Words." The Diagram 4.4
(2004).
"Inventory at Dusk." Poetry
London (Fall 2004).
"The Other Muse." Mid-American
Review (Spring 2004).
"Pursuit of the Yellow House," "The
Yellow House Alone in Snow." Triquarterly (Spring/Summer
2004).
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M. Doretta Cornell
(PhD, 1984)
"Rope Bridge" Review for Religious
Quarterly 65.1 2006
"Mother of All the Living: Reinterpretations
of Eve in Contemporary Literature" Crosscurrents (Winter
2005).
"Mother of Beauty" Commonweal September
23, 2005 CXXXII.16
“Steady
As Any Ship My Father" Literature: Reading
Fiction, Poetry, and Drama, 6th edition
by Robert DiYanni, editor McGraw-Hill, 2005.
"January
Morning, with Ducks," "A New York Girl
Thinks of Going to Alaska," "Nothing
is Lost" (en)compass Poetry Caravan
anthology March 13, 2005.
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"Maps of Rio" and "Surprise
Glacier" Red River Review (February
2005)
"Epiphany" Commonweal February
25, 2005 CXXXII.4
"Eye
Has Not Seen" Kerux January
2005.
"West
Haven Beach" Connecticut
River Review July-August 2004
"Night Scene" and "Dinner
Party" Red River Review May 2004
"Nothing
is Lost" Review
For Religious Quarterly 63.1 2004.
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Michael D.C. Drout
(MA, 1993;
PhD Loyola University) [ see
books ]
"Re-Dating the Old English Translation
of the Enlarged Rule of Chrodegang: The Evidence
of Prose Style." Journal of English
and Germanic Philology.
"Misconception: In the Middle Ages, Everyone
was an Orthodox, Educated Roman Catholic," in
Stephen J. Harris and Bryon L. Grigsby, eds. Misconceptions
About the Middle Ages. London: Routledge,
2004.
"A Mythology for Anglo-Saxon England" in
Jane Chance, ed. J.R.R. Tolkien and the Invention
of Myth. Lexington, KY: University Press
of Kentucky, 2004, 335-62.
"How the Monsters Became Important: From "The
Monsters and the Critics to Today" in Vittoria
Corazza and Renato Gendre, eds. Fabelwesen,
mostri e portenti nell immaginario occidentale.
Allessandria: Editrice dell Orso, 2004.
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Rebecca
Dunham
(PhD, 2006) [ see
books ]
“Catherine Blake,” Beloit
Poetry Journal 55.3 (Spring 2005)
“Toast of the Terrarium,” Valaparaiso
Poetry Review V.1 (Fall/Winter, 2003-2004).
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Diana Freisinger George
(PhD,
1981) [ see books ]
--- and Diane Shoos. “Deflecting the
Political in the Visual: Images of Execution
and the Death Penalty Debate,” forthcoming
in College English 67.6 (July 2005):
587-609.
“A Matter of Life and Death: Popular
Debate in a Culture of Consent,” College
Composition and Communication 55.2 (2003):
354-358.
“From Analysis to Design: Visual Communication
in the Teaching of Writing,” College
Composition and Communication 54.1 (2002):
11-39.
“The Word on the Street: Public Discourse
in a Culture of Disconnect.” Reflections:
A Journal of Writing, Service-Learning, and
Community Literacy 2.2 (2002): 6-18.
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Patricia
Gott
(MA, 1992; PhD Southern Illinois
University)
"The Family Circus," The
Mozzie (March 2005)
"Eyes Sewn Shut" and "What
Lingers On," Free Verse 78 (Spring
2005)
"My Ever-Evolving Philosophy
of Teaching," Lore: An E-Journal for Teachers
of Writing (December 2004)
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J. Andrew Hirth
(MA,
1999; JD University of Missouri-Columbia)
"We Were Only Teasing: The
Eighth Circuit Misses the Quintessence of Hostile
Work Environment Claims Under the A.D.A," 70 Missouri
Law Review 253 (2005).
"Laying to Rest the Ecclesiastical
Presumption of Falsity: Why Missouri Approved
Instructions Should Include Falsity as an Element
of Defamation," 69 Missouri Law Review 529
(2004).
Christie Hodgen
(PhD,
2006) [ see
books ]
“Three
Funerals,” Georgia
Review (2003).
“Going Out of Business Forever,” (novella)
Quarterly West 53 (Fall 2001).
“Sir Karl LaFong or Current Resident,” The
Bellingham Review 24.48 (Spring 2001).
“Take Them In, Please,” The
Greensboro Review 69 (Spring 2001)
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Paul
R. House
(MA, 1980; PhD in Religion,
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) [ see
books ]
"God's Character and the Wholeness
of Scripture." Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical
Theology 23.1 (2005): 4-17.
"Remaking the Modern Mind:
Revisiting Carl Henry's Theological Vision." The
Southern Baptist Journal of Theology 8.4
(2004): 4-24.
"Literary Criticism, Old Testament
Literary Criticism, and the Wholeness of Scripture." The
Task of Theology for the Church in the Twenty-First
Century. Ed. Hung-Kil Chang (PCTS Press,
2004. 2-29).
"God's Character and the Wholeness
of Scripture." The Task of Theology
for the Church in the Twenty-First Century.
Ed. Hung-Kil Chang (PCTS Press, 2004. 56-81).
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Andrew Jewell
(MA,
1999; PhD University of Nebraska-Lincoln)
--- and Kenneth M. Price. "Twentieth-Century
Mass Media Appearances" in A Companion
to Whitman, edited by Donald D. Kummings.
Oxford: Blackwell Press, 2006.
---, Brett Barney, Mary Ellen Ducey,
Kenneth M. Price, Brian Pytlik Zillig,
and Katherine Walter. "Ordering
Chaos: An Integrated Guide and Online
Archive of Walt Whitman's Poetry Manuscripts." Literary and
Linguistic Computing 20.2 (2005): 205-217.
"Willa Cather's Greenwich
Village: New Contexts for Coming, Aphrodite." Studies
in
American Fiction 32.1 (Spring 2004): 59-80.
Editor, Willa Cather Archive (http://cather.unl.edu)
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Jeffrey
Johnson
(PhD, 1987)
"Consecrating Lincoln's Inn Chapel." John
Donne Journal 23 (2004): 139-60.
"'One, four, and infinite':
John Donne, Thomas Harriot, and Essayes in Divinity." John
Donne Journal 22 (2003): 109-43.
"'which 'longs to women of
all fashion': Churching and Shakespeare's The
Winter's Tale." Early Theatre 7.2
(2004): 75-85.
"John Donne and Paolo Sarpi:
Rendering the Council of Trent." In John
Donne and the Protestant Reformation: New Perspectives.
Ed. Mary Arshagouni Papazian. Detroit: Wayne
State University Press, 2003. 90-112.
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Marcia Waggoner Keyser
(MA,
1991)
"The Academic Mission and
Copyright Law: Are These Values in Conflict?" Ch.3
in Colleges, Code, and Copyright.
Ed. Center for Intellectual Property and Copyright.
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Jill A.
Mackey
(MA, 1993)
"The Visible Lesbian: The Lesbian
Action Association and Lesbian Visibility." Journal
of Lesbian Studies 9.1/2 (2005): 127-34.
Heather Maring
(PhD, 2005)
“Oral Tradition,” Encyclopedia
of Folklore and Folktales. Ed. by Donald
Haase. Forthcoming 2006.
“350 Sydney,” The Southeast
Review, Spring 2005.
“Oral Traditional Approaches to Old English
Verse” in Oral Tradition 18.2,
2003.
“Taco Bell, Hannibal, Missouri,” Valparaiso
Poetry Review, Fall 2003.
“An Annotated Bibliography
for How to Read An Oral Poem by John Miles Foley,” www.oraltradition.org,
co-author, 2003.
“An Interview with Agha Shahid Ali,” Center:
A Journal of the Literary Arts, 2002.
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Leslie
Adrienne Miller
(MA, 1980; PhD University
of Houston)
“Parous in Paris,” “Map
of the Interior,” “Torso of a Woman
Gone With Child” Nimrod, forthcoming.
“Pregnant in Florence,” North
American Review, forthcoming.
“Sonnet on the Interval,” Antioch
Review, forthcoming.
“’Etude,” Ploughshares,
Spring 2006.
“Wandering Uterus” (Poetry
Daily Feature, January 2006) and “Aim,” Kenyon
Review 28:1. Winter 2006.
“Madame du Coudray’s
Woman Machine,” “Gautier D’Agoty’s Écorchés,” and “Mirabilia.” Prairie
Schooner, Summer 2005.
“Motherhood as Place,” “Speaking
of the Devil,” “Teufelskreis,” and “Shopping
for the Queen of England.” North Dakota
Quarterly, Fall 2004.
“The Harriers,” City
Pages, June 16, 2004.
“The Turtle of Love” and “Weaning,” Willow
Springs 53:2 Winter/Spring 2004.
“Bridge Club,” Harbinger,
Spring 2004
Jill S. Morstad
(MA,
1990; PhD In Rhetoric & Composition, University
of Nebraska-Lincoln)
"Arrested Development?" The
Chronicle of Higher Education. 7/29/2005. |
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Carol Poster
(PhD,
1994) [ see books ]
Scholarly:
“The Task of the Bow: Heraclitus' Rhetorical
Critique of Epic Language.” Philosophy
and Rhetoric 39:1 (2006): 1-21.
“An Organon for Theology: Whately’s
Rhetoric and Logic in Religious Context.”Rhetorica 24:1
(2006): 37-77.
"Ethos, Authority, and the Development
of the New Testament Canon." In Rhetoric,
Ethic, and Moral Persuasion in Biblical Discourse.
Ed. Thomas H. Olbricht and Anders Eriksson.
Harrisonburg PA: T&T Clark International,
2005: 118-137.
"Framing Theaetetus: Plato and Rhetorical
(Mis)representation". Rhetoric Society
Quarterly 35:3 (2005): 31-73.
Ouida's The Waters of Edera. Electronic
edition of Victorian novel. Project Gutenberg
e-text 13459. Released 15 September 2004. http://www.gutenberg.net/etext/13459
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Carol
Poster
(PhD, 1994)
Creative:
“Images of the Moon.” Asphodel 3 (2004): 72.
“Intimate Relations.” Pegasus 19.2
(2004): 11.
“Noumena.” Blueline XXV
(2004): 45.
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Elizabeth Louise Rambo
(MA,
1978; PhD University of North Carolina, Chapel
Hill)
[ see books ]
"'Lessons' for Season Seven of Buffy
the Vampire Slayer." Slayage:
The Online International Journal of Buffy
Studies 11/12 (April 2004)
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Laura
Rotunno
(PhD, 2003)
"User Ids: E-mail Novels and the
Search for Identity." a/b: Auto/biography
Studies (forthcoming in 21.2[2006] (a special
issue on 21st Century Epistolarity)). 19 manuscript
pages.
"'This alone would drive me
to despair': The Position of Anselm in Robert
Browning's 'The Bishop Orders His Tomb at St.
Praxed's Church.'" Browning Society
Notes (forthcoming in 31 [Autumn 2005]).
16 manuscript pages.
"The Long History of 'In Short':
Mr. Micawber, Letter-Writers, and Literary Men." Victorian
Literature and Culture 33.2 (2005): 415-33.
"Novel Expectations to Novel
Evaluations." Academic Exchange Quarterly 9.1
(Spring 2005): 89-92.
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Brenda DeMartini-Squires
(PhD,
1992)
"The Prince of Bourbon Street," (short
story) Southerin Indiana Review (Fall
2005).
"Nor'easter," (short story) Confrontation
Magazine (Spring/Summer 2005).
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Whitney
Womack Smith
(MA, 1993; PhD Purdue University)
"Stowe, Gaskell, and Women's
Reform" Transatlantic Stowe (U
of Iowa P, 2006).
"Reforming Women's Reform:
Rebecca Harding Davis' Rewriting of the Industrial
Novel" Our Sisters' Keepers (U
of Alabama P, 2005).
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Elizabeth
Thomas
(PhD, 2006)
“Consolation: After Rilke" and "The
Apprentice God,” The Paris Review (Spring
2005)
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David Yeats
(MA, 1999)
--- and Locke Carter. "Understanding
the Role of the Highlights Video in Usability
Testing: A Consideration of Rhetorical and Generic
Expectations." Technical
Communication, 52.2 (May) 2005, 156-62.
Review of Design for Complex
Situations: Analysis and Creation of Dynamic
Web Information by Michael Albers. Technical
Communication, 52.4 (November) 2005, 468-69. |
"Revising Documentation Deliverables
Based on Usability Evaluation Findings: A Case
Study." Proceedings of the 22nd Annual Conference
on Design of Communication: The Engineering of
Quality Documentation, October 10-13, 2004, Memphis,
TN. New York, NY: ACM Press, 2004.
--- and Heather Hull. "Ten Problems
with Single Sourcing." Proceedings of the
Society for Technical Communication's 51st Annual
Conference, May 8-12, 2004, Baltimore, MD. Arlington,
VA: STC, 2004.
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James P. Zappen
(PhD,
1974) [ see books ]
--- and Teresa M. Harrison. "Intention
and Motive in Information-System Design: Toward
a Theory and Method for Assessing Users' Needs." Digital
Cities 3: Information Technologies for Social
Capital. Ed. Peter van den Besselaar and
Satoshi Koizumi. Lecture Notes in Computer
Science, Vol. 3081. Berlin: Springer-Verlag,
2005. 354-68.
---, William Hart-Davidson, and
S. Michael Halloran. "On the Formation of
Democratic Citizens: Rethinking the Rhetorical
Tradition in a Digital Age." The Viability
of the Rhetorical Tradition. Ed. Richard
Graff, Arthur E. Walzer, and Janet M. Atwill.
Albany: State University of New York Press, 2005.
125-40.
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Teresa M. Harrison, and Sibel Adali. Cover Feature: "Building
Community Information Systems: The Connected Kids
Case." Computer, published by the IEEE
Computer Society (December 2005): 62-69.
"Digital
Rhetoric: Toward an Integrated Theory." Special
Issue: The State of Rhetoric of Science and Technology.
Ed. Laura Gurak and Alan Gross. Technical Communication
Quarterly 14 (2005): 319-25.
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