The following papers
from the KPA Annual meeting (March 2007) will be considered for publication in
the Kentucky Philological Review. They include Best of Section award
winners and papers chosen by the Editor and section chairs, as well as the
Outstanding Graduate Award paper winner.
Alexander,
Christopher. “‘I’ Walk the Line–Blurred Genres and Selves in the Civil War
Memoirs of William G. Stevenson.”
Brewer, Lisa. “Mary Cary:
Redefining the Voice of Female Prophecy.”
Camacho,
Roseanne. “Freaks in the Eye of the Beholder: Flannery O’Connor’s ‘Parker’s
Back’ and Tod Browning’s Film Freaks.”
Copas, Leigh Ann. “Sylvia’s
Bee Obsession–A Spiritual Guide to Self-reflection.”
Daughaday,
Charles H. “Heinrich Boll’s Devastating Journey Into German History: A Study of
Two Novels– Billiards at Half-Past Nine and The Clown.”
Dennis-Bay, Laura. “The
Search for Differential Space in Marie Cardinal’s Au Pays de mes racines.”
Hatchett, Judith. “Fiction
and Truth: Writing, Remembering, and Ruthlessness.”
Krummrich,
Philip and Kayla Meadows. “The Spanish Golden Age Translation Bibliography
Project: A Collaborative Model.”
Lee, Tony. “Samuel Johnson
the Mentor and James Boswell’s Life of Johnson.”
Mercer,
Lynda. “Once More Into the Breech: George Rignold’s Henry V. In
Reconstruction Era Kentucky.”
Morrison,
Ronald D. “‘The Smithfield Bull and His Cousin of Ninevah’: Household Words and
the Victorian Humane Movement.”
Penwell, Derek. “Venturing
to Disapprove: Religion and Identity in Mark Twain’s ‘The War Prayer.’”
Rabin, Andrew. “‘The Snare
of Deceitful Thoughts’: Reading Holofernes’s Flynet in the Old English
Judith.”
Singel, Leslie. “Gendered
English Symbolism: Woolf’s Social Critique in Mrs. Dalloway.”
Smith, Peter. “Napoleon
Dynamite: Why Teens Love It but Adults Don’t.”
Stokes,
Karah. “‘A True Story, Word os Word As I Heard It’: Reframing Mark Twin,
Transforming American Literature.”
Szubinska,
Barb, Hal Blythe, and Charlie Sweet. “Jane’s Baby or Baby Jane? Motherhood and ‘The
Yellow Wall-paper.’”
Taylor, Karen Jane. “Maternal Mediatrix or
Violent Virgin? How the French Middle Ages Read the Role of Mary.”
Toscano,
Aaron. “Nine or Ten Reasons Asimov’s I, Robot May Revitalize Technical
Communications Pedagogy.”
Van, Thomas A. “Madhouse
Exposes in Nineteenth-Century Britain: The Making of a Genre.”
Wood, Andelys. “Unwanted
Laughter? Titus Andronicus at Shakespeare’s Globe 2006.”