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Texas Studies in Literature and Language

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"Thou Shalt Not be Cozened": Incest, Self-Reliance, and the Portioning of Gendered Bodies in the Works of Herman Melville

Richard Hardack

pp. 253-306

Figuring and Reconfiguring the Folk: Women and Metaphor in Part 1 of Jean Toomer's Cane

Robert Arbour

pp. 307-327

Mindfulness and Meaning in Charles Johnson's "Dr. King's Refrigerator"

Gena E. Chandler

pp. 328-347

Personality and Poetic Election in the Preceptual Relationship of Emily Dickinson and Thomas Wentworth Higginson, 1862-1886

Jason Hoppe

pp. 348-387

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ISSN	1534-7303
Print ISSN	0040-4691
Launched on MUSE	2013-08-17
Open Access	No

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