Epic, Parody,
and National Identity: George Washington in
Nineteenth-Century American Humor
Linda
S. Bergmann |
1 |
The Coded Language of
Female Quixotism
Sevda
Çaliskan |
23 |
What if Poe's Humorous
Tales Were Funny? Poe's "X-ing a Paragrab"
and Twain's "Journalism in Tennessee"
Tom Quirk |
36 |
An Allegory of North
and South: Reading the Preface to Sut Lovingood.
Yarns Spun By A "Nat'ral Born Durn'd Fool"
James
E. Caron |
49 |
Keeping Both Eyes Open:
'The Stolen White Elephant'
and Mark Twain's Humor
Peter
Messent |
62 |
Seven Card Stud and the
Scarlet Letter Writers
Mark
Axelrod
|
85 |
| Note |
|
The Frog and the Ram
Redux: A Response to John Bryant
Dennis
W. Eddings
|
98 |
| Reviews |
|
Roughing It
vol. 2 of The Works of Mark Twain, by Mark Twain
Review
by Pascal Covici, Jr. |
102 |
Sentimental Twain:
Samuel Clemens in the Maze of Moral Philosophy, by Gregg Camfield
Review
by Gwendolyn B. Gwathmey
|
108 |
Mark Twain in the
Company of Women, by Laura E. Skandera-Trombley
Joseph
B. McCullough |
112 |
Cynthia Ozick's Comic
Art: From Levity to Liturgy, by Sarah Blacher Cohen
Elaine
B. Safer |
116 |
Comic Books and Comic
Strips in the United States: An International Bibliography
and Animation, Caricature, and Gag and Political Cartoons in
the United States and Canada:
An International Biography, by John A. Lent
Review
by Amy Kiste Nyberg |
120 |