No. 23 (2019)

Articles

• Disabled Masculinity as a Metaphor of National Conflict in the Cold War Era: Orson Welles’ "the Lady from Shanghai" (1947)

  Leonor Acosta Bustamante

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• Shakespeare’s Dramatic Pattern of Social Change in Saroyan’s "The Time of your Life"

  Mufeed Al-Abdullah

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• A Vulnerable Sense of Place: Re-adapting Post-apocalyptic Dystopia in Octavia Butler’s "Parable of the Sower" and Colson Whitehead’s "Zone One"

  Paula Barba Guerrero

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• Philanthropic Classism: Americanization as a Controversial Rite of Passage in Anzia Yezierska’s Fiction

  Rebeca E. Campos

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• Piecing Together: Body Control, Mutability and Entertainment Technology in Infinite Jest

  Ana Chapman

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• “Strange Women Teaching Stranger Things”: Mediumship and Female Agency in Nineteenth-Century American Spiritualist Poetry

  Clara Contreras-Ameduri

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• Redemption and Home in the African American City upon a Hill: Hannah Crafts’s "The Bondwoman’s Narrative"

  Vicent Cucarella-Ramon

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• The Politics of Grotesque Violence and Humor in Gerald Vizenor’s "Bearheart: the Heirship Chronicle"

  Mohsen Hanif, Zahra Sheiki

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• “I Have Lived in my Own Book”: Patti smith and the Reconstruction of her Public Persona Through Life Writing

  Silvia Hernández Hellín

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• Urban Indians in the Short Fiction of Sherman Alexie

  Aitor Ibarrola-Armendariz

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• Two Legged Wombs: Surrogacy and Margaret Atwood’s "The Handmaid’s Tale"

  Esther Muñoz González

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• “Things that Happen in the Dark”: Readings of Intimate Partner Violence in Stanley and Stella Kowalski's Relationship

  Margarita Remedios Regalado Delgado

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• The Other 1960s: Re-Assessing the Enduring Influence of Neoconservatism

  David Sarias Rodríguez

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• A New Intervention in the National Imaginary: The Portrayal of the Southwest in the Novels of Paul Auster

  Sławomir Studniarz

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