Between Lettered, Popular and Mass cultures: Intellectuals and the Public Sphere in Mexico and Puerto Rico

"The Work of Mourning": Grief and Narrative Fiction in Eighteenth Century Britain

Domestic Shrines in Houses of Roman Greece: A Comparative Study with Asia Minor and Italy

Philosophizing ‘Japan’: Minoda Muneki and the Question of Japaneseness

"A life beyond life": Textual and Ethical Hermeneutics in Early Modern English Literary Biography

Conversion to Islam among the Ilkhan's in Muslim Narrative Traditions

Thirteenth-century Rumors: Voices of Conquest and Revolt in France, Sicily, and Flanders.

Home/Ward Bound: The Making of Domestic Relations in Native American Literature and Law

Testing, Testing...: New York Experimentalism, 1963

An American Bouillabaisse: The Ecology, Politics and Economics of Fishing around New York City, 1870-1970

Textual and Conceptual Relationships among Theoretical Writings on Measured Polyphony before Jacobus de Liege

Surat al-Ard: The World in the Medieval Muslim Catographic Imagination

English Mercantilism and the Laboring Poor: The Intellectual Origins of the Industrial Revolution in England, 1660

Soviet "Avtorskaia Pesnia" ("guitar poetry") and its Operation in a Totalitarian Society as a Mediating Source between the Soviet Government and Everyday Life

La Part Obscure: Essai Sur Bernanos

Plato's "Timaeus" in the "Apocryphon of John"

The Inner Frontier: Opening Germany's Urban Borders, 1750-1900

Talking Shakespeare in the British Novel from Austen to Wodehouse