Publications by faculty in the University of Iowa Department of English.
Submissions from 2011
Fate and Redemption in New Orleans: Or, Why Geographers Should Care about Narrative Form, Barbara J. Eckstein
Beyond “The Trouble with Wilderness”, Laura Rigal
Submissions from 2010
The University of Iowa Response, Barbara J. Eckstein and Rod Lehnertz
Submissions from 2009
An Endangered River Runs Through Us, Barbara J. Eckstein
Submissions from 2008
Specters of the City, Barbara J. Eckstein
Black Work at the Polling Place : the Color Line in 'The County Election', Laura Rigal
Submissions from 2007
From Fiction to Foodways: Working at the Intersections of AfricanAmerican Literary and Culinary Studies, Anne Bower
A Bad Day on the Prairie: The Chickasaw County Massacre, Laura Rigal
Submissions from 2006
Planning for Diaspora: New Orleans Before and After the Hurricanes, Barbara Eckstein
Sustaining New Orleans : literature, local memory, and the fate of a city / Barbara Eckstein, Barbara J. Eckstein
Submissions from 2003
Story and sustainability : planning, practice, and possibility for American cities, Barbara J. Eckstein and James A. Throgmorton
In the Eye of the Pyramid: Geographic Enterprise from John Smith to America Incorporated, Laura Rigal
Submissions from 2001
My Kitchen Was the World’: Vertamae Smart Grosvenor’s GeecheeDiaspora, Sherrie A. Inness
Electric Books of 1747: Franklin’s Luminous Gilt, Laura Rigal
Review: Global Feminisms and Food: A Review Essay, Doris Witt
Submissions from 2000
Framing the Fabric: A Luddite Reading of Penn's Treaty with the Indians, Laura Rigal
Whose Affirmative Culture? Response to Pfister, Laura Rigal
Submissions from 1999
Review: Public Culture in the Early Republic: Peale's Museum and Its Audience, Laura Rigal
Black hunger : food and the politics of U.S. identity / Doris Witt, Doris Witt
Submissions from 1998
The American manufactory : art, labor, and the world of things in the early republic / Laura Rigal, Laura, Rigal
Soul Food: Where the Chitterling Hits the (Primal) Pan, Doris Witt
Submissions from 1997
Recalcitrant Students and Arts of Resistance, Barbara J. Eckstein
Submissions from 1996
Iconicity, immersion and otherness: the Hegelian 'dive' of J. M. Coetzee and Adrienne Rich, Barbara J. Eckstein
A Conversation about Kwame Anthony Appiah's In My Father's House, Barbara J. Eckstein, Mahoumbah Klobah, Mawuena Logan, Dean Makuluni, Cherry Muhanji, and Theresa Riffe
Empire of Birds, Alexander Wilson's American Ornithology, 1807-1814, Laura Rigal
Raising the Roof: Authors, Spectators and Artisans in the Grand Federal Procession of 1788, Laura Rigal
Submissions from 1995
Ethnicity Matters, Barbara J. Eckstein
Submissions from 1994
Strategy for Seeing White: Patricia Williams's Polar Bears, Barbara J. Eckstein
Submissions from 1992
Nadine Gordimer: Nobel Laureate in Literature, 1991, Barbara J. Eckstein
Submissions from 1991
Review: Franklin and Bache: Envisioning the Enlightened Republic by Jeffrey A. Smith, Laura Rigal
In Search of Our Mothers’ Cookbooks: Gathering African-AmericanCulinary Traditions, Doris Witt
Submissions from 1990
The language of fiction in a world of pain : reading politics as paradox / Barbara J. Eckstein, Barbara J. Eckstein
Out of the Wilderness: The Emergence of an American Identity in Colonial New England by John Canup (Book Review), Laura Rigal