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Passionate Protest: Lynching Photography and Appropriative Counter-Performances of the Lynching Ritual

A Negative Utopia: Protest Memory and the Spatio-Symbolism of Civil Rights Literature and Photography

A Hid Event, Twice Lived: The Post-War Narrative Sub-Versions of Douglass and Melville

The Spaces Left: Resistance and Erasure in Frederick Douglass’s Palimpsestic Narratives

Star Signals: John Steinbeck in the American Protest Literature Tradition

A Painful Progress: Queer Fiction and the American Protest Literature Tradition

Vivas to Those Who Have Fail’d: The Politics of Historical Memory in the American Protest Tradition

The Space Between: Ralph Ellison’s Politics of Space and the Reusable Past of Abolitionist Literature

All of It Is Now

A Less Costly Ink: John Brown's Prison Letters and the Traditions of American Protest Literature

Writ In Blood: John Brown’s Charter of Humanity, The Tribunal of History, and the Thick Link of American Political Protest

The John Brown Cycle:
Meteor of War

A Theatrical Manager: John Brown and the Radical Politics of the Makeover Mythos

Vanished Past and Vanishing Point: Charles W. Chesnutt’s Short Stories and the Problem of American Historical Memory

**Don’t Speak Dearest It Will Make You Worse: The Bondwoman’s Narrative, the Afro-American Literary Tradition, and the Trope of the Lying Book**

Dialogic Man: Ralph Ellison’s Ideal Citizen and the Process of Democratic Conversation

Guess Who’s Not Coming to Dinner? Cannibalism, Miscegenation and the Greatest Taboo

Interior Designs: Representations of the Creative Process in Nineteenth-Century American Protest Literature

The Cracks Between: Cinematic and Proto-Cinematic Counter-Memories of the American Civil War