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Comparative Literature
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Rene Boullet
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Rebecca Ferber
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Hsinmei Lin
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Expository Writing Program Townhall - "Teaching in this Moment"
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Apr 19, 2017
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Lin, Hsinmei. "Songs Yet to Be Sung: Walt Whitman and Taiwan's Yu Kwang-Chung."
Walt Whitman Quarterly Review
32 (2015), 144-150.
Bauer, Meri. “Letter to the Global Reader: African Fictions of Circulation.” Forthcoming in
Papers on Language and Literature
(Winter 2017).
Lin, Hsinmei. "Epilepsy and The Gift: Van Gogh's and Whitman's Starry Nights."
Walt Whitman Quarterly Review.
(forthcoming).
“Songs Yet to Be Sung: Walt Whitman and Taiwan’s Yu Kwang-Chung.”
Walt Whitman Quarterly Review
. 32 (2015): 144-150.
“Songs Yet to Be Sung: Walt Whitman and Taiwan’s Yu Kwang-Chung.”
Walt Whitman Quarterly Review
. 32 (2015): 144-150.
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Student Research Profile: Danielle VonLehe
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Jonathan Armoza, "From France to Arcadia to Louisiana: An Examination of 'Civilizing Discourse' and Materialism in Acadian-Cajun Folk Tales," 2011.
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