| Essays |
|
Donna Packer-Kinlaw,
Life on the Margins: The Silent Feminist in Theodore
Dreiser’s “Marriage—For One”
2001 Dreiser
Essay Prize Winner
|
3 |
|
Paul A. Orlov,
An Emersonian Perspective on Dreiser’s Characterization
of Carrie
|
19 |
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James L. W. West III,
The Sister Carrie We’ve Come to Know
|
39 |
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Donald Pizer,
The Text of Sister Carrie: Where We Are Now
|
42 |
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Lawrence Hussman,
On First Reading Sister Carrie
|
49 |
| Reviews |
|
|
The House in the Woods, by Arthur Henry. Afterword
by Donald T. Oakes
Reviewed by Thomas P. Riggio
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54 |
|
Theodore Dreiser and American Culture: New Readings,
ed. Yoshinobu Hakutani
Reviewed by Irene Gammel
|
59 |
|
Getting at the Author: Reimagining Books and Reading in
the Age of American Realism, by Barbara Hochman
Reviewed by Shelly Fisher Fishkin
|
63 |
|
Labor’s Text: The Worker in American Fiction, by
Laura Hapke
Reviewed by Kathy Frederickson
|
65 |
| News & Notes |
71 |
| Contributors |
73 |
