American Studies Association
Canadian Association for American Studies:
Third Joint Annual Meeting

Going Public: Defining Public Culture(s) in the Americas

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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Cynthia Wachtell

Contested Bodies and Battlegrounds: Fighting Over American Manhood in Europe, Haiti, and the Philippines

Wanda Wakefield

The Athletic Body, The Athletic Text: Reading Race & Gender Through Twentieth-Century Sports

Rinaldo Walcott

African Canadian Space(s) and Place(s): Public Cultures and the (Re)colouring of the National Landscape

Gayle Wald

Public "Vices," Private Lives and African American Literature

Priscilla Wald

Carrier Narratives; Mothers, Race and Representation from the Nineteenth to the Twenty-First Century

David Waldstreicher

Contested Terrain: Political Uses of the Streets--Roundtable

Cheryl Walker

Conversation: The Future of Native American Studies in American Studies I

Aurora Wallace

The Skyscraper, the City and Urban Culture: Architecture and the Negotiation of Public/Private Urban Space

Maurice Wallace

No More "Separate Spheres"

Alan Wallach

Visual Art and Literature in Washington, D.C.

John Walter

Reframing the Harlem Renaissance: The Race for Art and the Art of Race

Roland Walter

Latin American Perspectives on Chicano/a/Latino/a Literature

Ronald Walters

Constructing the Public

Wendy S. Walters

My Eyes Must Be Lyin': The Racialized Self and Evidence of Things Not Said

Jean Walton

National Publics, Transnational Feminist Praxis: Ethnicity, Gender, Class, and Sexuality

Lynn Wardley

"Making Knowledge Public": The Arts and Sciences of Human Nature

Pamela Warford

Screening Race

John Harley Warner

Water, Rest, and Pills: Popular Therapies and Medical Authority in America, 1840­1940

Michael Warner

Publics and Privates

Joyce W. Warren

Incivilities

Mary Helen Washington

President's Address

Focus on Teaching Day III: Committee on Secondary Education Luncheon

Marvin Waterstone

What is Natural about Mining Landscapes? Cultural Contests over Technology and Environment

Irma Watkins-Owens

Extraordinary Alliances: Cross-Cultural Politics in Turn-of-the-Century New York City

Sarah Lyons Watts

The Skyscraper, the City and Urban Culture: Architecture and the Negotiation of Public/Private Urban Space

Harold Weaver

Public Cultures and Representations of Slavery and the Civil War

Donald Weber

Audience Responses to Pop Culture Icons

Sally Webster

Constructing Cohesion During the Progressive Era: Art of the United States and Social Change

Ellen Weinauer

Mass Appeals: The Public Work of Women's Popular Fiction in 1790s, 1890s, and 1990s

Alys Eve Weinbaum

American Studies in a Global Context: Internationalizing Race/A>

Mark Weiner

Reading Race, Reading Law: Defining the Public in the Late-Nineteenth and Early-Twentieth Century United States

Judith Weisenfeld

Criminality, Apostasy, and Fashion: Ritualizing Religious Bodies

Charlotte Wellman

American Surrealist Subversion and Promotion: The Polemics of Abstraction

Janice R. Welsch

Shared Concerns and Opportunities: American Studies and the Society for Cinema Studies

Janice Welsch

When Film Heroines Go Public, Why Do They Go "Bad"?

Laura Wexler

Carrier Narratives; Mothers, Race and Representation from the Nineteenth to the Twenty-First Century

Shane White

Contested Terrain: Political Uses of the Streets--Roundtable

Cécile Whiting

Domestic Stagings of Female Celebrity

Richard Ver Wiebe

Staging Civil Rights

Wayne Wiegand

Lecture: Center for the Book, Library of Congress

Robyn Wiegman

American Studies 2000

Sean Wilentz

Pre-convention Workshop for American Studies Program Directors: American Studies and Ethnic Studies: Conflict/Collaboration/Synergy (Sponsored by the Committee on American Studies Programs)

Craig Wilkins

African Americans in Public Parks: The Poetics and Politics of Urban Spaces A Screening and Discussion of Claiming Open Spaces

Roger Wilkins

"We Won't Go Back": Public Talk About Affirmative Action

Brett Williams

Sheltering People

Deborah L. Williams

Emergent American Literatures, 1870­1930

Jane Williams

Contested Terrain: Political Uses of the Streets--Roundtable

Jeffrey Williams

From Public Intellectuals to Public Cultures of Dissent

Psyche A. Williams

Race, Material Culture and American Studies (Sponsored by the ASA Material Culture Caucus)

Rhonda M. Williams

The Color and Class of Gender: Racial Narratives and Public Policy

Charles Reagan Wilson

Public Pictures of Reconstruction: Origins, Forms, and Legacies

Pamela Wilson

Television and the Radical Other, 1960-1975

Julie Winch

The Black Man and the Sea: African-American Seafaring in the Nineteenth Century

Allan Winkler

Complicating Color

Diane Winston

An All-Consuming Fashion: Dressing Up for Faith, Nationalism, and Gender in American Popular Culture

Dave Winter

Focus on Teaching Day I: N.E.H., the Secondary Schools, and the University: American Studies as a Collaborative Public Enterprise

J. Macgregor Wise

The Global, the Local, and the Virtual: Space, Community, and Politics Online

Stacy Wolf

Jewish Women and Public Culture

Elizabeth A. De Wolfe

Criminality, Apostasy, and Fashion: Ritualizing Religious Bodies

Hertha D. Wong

Roundtable: Issues and Problems in American Nature Writing: Reflections on the 1997 NEH Summer Institute for College and University Faculty at Vassar College (Sponsored by the Committee on American Studies Programs)

Joseph Wood

Tour of the Evolving Landscapes of Northern Virginia

Jo Ann Woodsum

Reading Race, Reading Law: Defining the Public in the Late-Nineteenth and Early-Twentieth Century United States

Paul M. Wright

Finding a Voice, Forging an Audience

Suzanne Wright

Focus on Teaching Day V: Focusing on American Culture Through the Lens of Photographer Dorothea Lange: How Museums, Libraries, and Universities Can Support the Work of High School Teachers (Sponsored by the Committee on Secondary Schools)

William Wright

Urban Spaces, Public Places: The City Planned, Played, and Preserved