Search Results - "Duvall, John"

Cricket Field of Dreams: Queer Racial Identifications in Joseph O'Neill's Netherland by Duvall, John N.

“…Joseph O'Neill's Netherland is less a novel about a multicultural post-9/11 America than it is a wistful story of lost Orientalized interracial male love in…”
Get full text

HOMELAND SECURITY AND THE STATE OF (AMERICAN) EXCEPTION(ALISM): JESS WALTER'S "THE ZERO" AND THE ETHICAL POSSIBILITIES OF POSTMODERN IRONY by DUVALL, JOHN N.

“…Two theses regarding post-9/11 cultural production work against a serious consideration of twenty-first-century postmodern narrative, despite the potential it…”
Get full text

NARRATING 9/11 by Duvall, John N., Marzec, Robert P.

“…Whether one believes that 9/11 changed everything or changed nothing, in the aftermath of the attacks the Bush Administration unquestionably generated an…”
Get full text

The Fruits of the LOA by Duvall, John N

“…Abstract The marketing claims of the Library of America (LOA) reveal that this institution functions within the tradition of such middlebrow publishing…”
Get full text

Faulkner and Postmodernism by Duvall, John N, Abadie, Ann J

“…Since the 1960s, William Faulkner, Mississippi's most famous author, has been recognized as a central figure of international modernism. But might Faulkner's…”
Get full text

High resolution microsatellite based analysis of the mating system allows the detection of significant biparental inbreeding in Caryocar brasiliense, an endangered tropical tree species by Collevatti, Rosane Garcia, Grattapaglia, Dario, Hay, John Duvall

“…In this work we investigate the mating system of four populations of the endangered tropical tree species Caryocar brasiliense, using genetic data from 10…”
Get full text

Water deficiency induces evolutionary tradeoff between stress tolerance and chemical defense allocation that may help explain range limits in plants by Siemens, David H, Duvall‐Jisha, John, Jacobs, Jay, Manthey, Joseph, Haugen, Riston, Matzner, Steve

“…What causes range limits is a central question in evolutionary ecology. Transplant studies indicate that areas just across range boundaries are often…”
Get full text

EDITOR’S NOTE by Duvall, John N.

Get full text

Editor’s Note by Duvall, John N

Get full text

Editor’s Note by Duvall, John N.

Get full text

INTRODUCTION: RACECHANGE AND THE FICTIONS OF IDENTITY by Duvall, John N., Peterson, Nancy J.

“…While such transformations most directly point to racial identity, we were also interested in essays that considered how narratives depicting racechange speak…”
Get full text

INTRODUCTION FROM VALPARAISO TO JERUSALEM: DELILLO AND THE MOMENT OF CANONIZATION by Duvall, John N.

Get full text

Troping History: Modernist Residue in Fredric Jameson's Pastiche and Linda Hutcheon's Parody by Duvall, John N.

“…The competing accounts of the relation between postmodernism and history given by Fredric Jameson and Linda Hutcheon turn crucially on their senses of pastiche…”
Get full text

Descent in the "House of Chloe": Race, Rape, and Identity in Toni Morrison's "Tar Baby" by Duvall, John N.

“…Duvall examines themes of race, rape and identity in Toni Morrison's "Tar Baby," which many readers perceive as an abberation in her development as a writer…”
Get full text

EDITOR'S NOTE by Duvall, John N

Get full text

Savage Messiah: Ken Russell's Forgotten Masterpiece by Duvall, John

“…Director Ken Russell has variously referred to his 1973 film Savage Messiah as a masterpiece, the best script he ever filmed, and one of the best collections…”
Get full text

BASEBALL AS AESTHETIC IDEOLOGY: COLD WAR HISTORY, RACE, AND DELILLO'S "PAFKO AT THE WALL" by Duvall, John N.

“…Duvall critically examines Don DeLillo's novella "Pafko at the Wall," an examination of baseball as an aesthetic ideology that masks troubling political…”
Get full text

Eliot's Modernism and Brooks's New Criticism: Poetic and Religious Thinking by DUVALL, JOHN N.

“…The role Cleanth Brooks played in popularizing T. S. Eliot's modernist poetics is discussed. Eliot shaped Brooks as the high-priest of New Criticism…”
Get full text

THE PLEASURE OF TEXTUAL/SEXUAL WRESTLING: PORNOGRAPHY AND HERESY IN "ROGER'S VERSION" by Duvall, John N.

“…While John Updike is not a post-modernist writer, his novel "Roger's Version" takes self-reflexive turns at times. This attribute is examined in the context of…”
Get full text

Silencing Women in "The Fire and the Hearth" and "Tomorrow" by Duvall, John N.

“…The male domain of the courtroom and blood pride are explored in William Faulkner's stories "The Fire and the Hearth" and "Tomorrow." The law's complicity with…”
Get full text