R.W. Anderson

• Body Parts That Matter: Frankenstein, or The Modern Cyborg? (Summer 2000)

Stephanie Austin

• My Take on Roe V. Wade (Winter 2003)

Julie Buckner Armstrong

• Silencing Voices (12/15/2000)

Heather Campbell

• Join the Club: Women's Reading Trends in the 20th Century (Summer 2002)

Alyssa Colton

• Excerpt from "A Manifesto for a Feminist Narrative Poetic" (7/23/99)

Rosemarie L. Coste

• La Llorona y El Grito / The Ghost and The Scream: Noisy Women in Borderlands and Beyond (12/15/2000)
  

Patricia A. Crouch

• Gender in the Jungle: The Voyage Out as a Response to Heart of Darkness (January 2002)
  

Christine Daley

• A Rocky Road to Posterity:  The Publication of Zora Neale Hurston (June 2000)
• Ghastly Confidences: War and Transgressive Sexuality in Sylvia Townsend Warner's "A Love Match" (12/15/2000)

Nicole Lariscy Griffith

• Mother Writes: My Scholar, My Self (7/22/99)

Sarah Griffin

• Becoming a Feminist in the Bible Belt (6/01/01)

Kimberly Elliott

• "Eliza's works, wars, praise": Representations of Elizabeth I in Diana Primrose and Anne Bradstreet (Winter 2000)

Thomas Hallock

• Patriarchy Meets the Man-Eating Goddess (May 2002)

Lisa Johnson

• The American as Dancing Queen?--American Dreams for Women (9/99)
• Scarlet Letters: Women Rewrite the Erotic (7/29/99)
• Postfeminist Poetry: Evelyn Lau's Oedipal Dreams (Story of My Youngest Sister) (2000)
• For the Joy: The Why and the How of Women Writing-A Bibliographic Essay (2000)
• The Teacher's Body (Winter 2003)

Nancy Kearns

• "Isn't it time the women lent a hand?": Feminists as Domestic Saviors in Votes For Women  (Winter 2000)

Sarah Klein

• Constructing Feminism(s): The Project of Writing, Reading, & Re-Thinking a Complex History (January 2000)
• "adjusting the Symbols -- /": Emily Dickinson & Her Sacraments (9/11/99)
• Writing Katherine Anne Porter: A Biography in Parts,
  Part One (Summer 2000)
  Part Two (Winter 2000)
  Part Three (Winter 2000)
• (Re)Textualizing the Female Body:
  Maternity and the Negotiations of Power in Aphra Behn's Oroonoko
• New Pedagogy and Practice: Feminism, Composition, and the Computer (6/01/01)
• Me, You, the Wide World: Letters & Women's Activism in Nineteenth Century America (6/01/01)

Jennifer Love

• No Girls Allowed: Women Poets and the Beat Generation (6/01/01)

Aurelea Mahood

• "Women who write should . . . dress well" (7/30/99)

Noemi Martinez

• Clear Lines in Black Boy and Their Eyes were Watching God (December 2000)

James Paterson

• An Examination of A Voyage to Russia (1739):
  The First Travel Account Published by an Englishwoman (6/01/01)

John A. Price

• The Language of Caryl Churchill  (Winter 2000)

Ann Rakow

• Fairy Tales, Feminism, and CHOICE (12/2000)

Tiffany Rašovic

• Dismembering Discourses in The Tragedy of Mariam

Joyce Simmerman

• Chicken Brains: True Stories. (8/20/99)
• Book "Recollections" (10/99)

Laura Tanenbaum

• A Tribute to Gwendolyn Brooks (Winter 2000)

Chris Taylor

• Who Goes There and How?: Lesbians and Disability (6/01/01)

Lisa Treviño Roy-Davis

• Working Race: Speech, Silence and Women's Work as Racial Politics in Denise Chávez and Ana Castillo   (January 2000)

Juliet V. Waldron

• Why I Write "Historicals" (12/15/2000)

M. Elizabeth Weiser 

• Can Women Writers Survive the Creative Writing Workshop?  (7/30/99)

Kim Wells

• Shakespeare's Sister: (7/19/99)
• Oprah's Book Club: Love it? Hate it? (7/99)
• The Rhetoric of Science-Fiction: Star Wars and the Scientific Community. (8/03/99)
• New Year's in New Orleans: Sexual Politics in the 21st Century? (01/00)
• From Trailer Park to Ivory Tower: Academia, Class and Autobiography (Winter 2000)
• Chicken Soup for my Feminist Soul:
  A List of Books to Read When You Need a Little Englightenment (Winter 2003)

Natasha Whitton

• Evelyn Fox Keller: Historical, Psychological and Philosophical intersections in the Study of Gender and Science (7/99)
• MURDOCH: LOVE, DEATH, GOOD & EVIL (10/99)
• Quilters (11/99)
• Sylvia Plath : A Search for Self (Winter 2000)
• A 20-C Inheritance: From Woolf to Murdoch and Winterson  (Winter 2003)

Freedonia Woolf

• The Manifesta of Fredonia Woolf (January 2002)

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