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VOLUME 1, NO. 1. JULY, 1980
Articles
Phillida E. Bunkle, Domestic Piety and the Gothic Revival: The
Architecture of The Sentimental Family, 1830-1860.
Shane White, Black Fugitives in Colonial South Carolina.
David Boyd, The Deer Hunter: The Hero and the Tradition.
Book Reviews
By L.E. Fredman John Milton Cooper Jr, Walter Hines Page: The
Southerner as American, 1855-1918.
By Susan Tiffin Ellen Du Bois, Feminism and Suffrage: The Emergence
of an Independent WomenÕs Movement in America. 1848-1869.
By Norman Harper P.G. Edwards (ed.) Australia Through American
Eyes 1935-1945: Observations by American Diplomats.
By B.J. Dalton Don E. Fehrenbacher, The Dred Scott Case: its
Significance in American Law and Politics.
By Joseph M. Siracusa Michael Schaller, The U.S. Crusade in
China. 1938-1945.
By James Holt Graham J. White, F.D.R. and the Press.
VOLUME 1, NO. 2. JULY , 1981
Articles
Roger Thompson, Slavery, Sectionalism and Secession: Six More Years
of the Debate on the Causes of the American Civil War.
D.A. Hammer Time, Space and the Western Town.
L.E. Fredman, Trans-Atlantic Liberalism in the Progressive Era.
Kevin O`Reilly, The Shop-Soiled Galahad: Raymond Chandler`s Knight.
Book Reviews
By L.E. Fredman Glenn C. Altschuler, Andrew White: Educator,
Historian. Diplomat.
By Michael Ackland Peter Conrad, Imagining America.
By Dennis Phillips Robert Dallek, Franklin D. Roosevelt and
American Foreign Policy.
By Joseph M. Siracusa Gary May, China Scapegoat: The Diplomatic
Ordeal of John Cater Vincent.
VOLUME 1, NO. 3. JULY, 1982
Articles
Brian Edwards, Mixing Media: Film as Metaphor in Pynchon`s `Gravity
Rainbow`.
Andrew Spaull, The American High School Goes to War: The U.S.
High School Victory Corps 1942-44.
Anthony Ashbolt, From Haight-Ashbury to Soulful Socialism: Culture
and Politics in the Movement.
James Holt, Reflections on the `New Labor History`.
Book Reviews
By Marian Simms: M.J. Heale, The Making of American Politics,
1750-1850.
By Ian Tyrell: Daniel Walker Howe, The Political Culture of
the American Whigs.
By James Tulip: Justine Kaplan, Walt Whitman: A Life.
By Richard Waterhouse: Leopold Launitz-Schurer, Loyal Whigs
and Revolutionaries: The Making of the Revolution in New York. 1705-1776.
By E. Daniel Potts John Hammond Moore, Over-Sexed. Over-Paid
and Over Here: Americans in Australia 1941-1945.
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VOLUME 2, NO. 1. JULY, 1983
Articles
G.M. Tobin, The Varieties of Memory: Perspectives on Oregon`s Past.
Clark Griffith, Pearl`s Green A: The Scarlet Letter and American
History
Brian Edwards, Flight of the Painted Bird: Jerzy Kosinski`s Gaudy
Plumage.
David Goodman, Fear of Flying? A Review Essay.
Book Reviews
By G.J. Borny: Lee A. Jacobus (ed.) The Longman Anthology of
American Drama.
By Patricia Grimshaw: Alice Kessler-Harris, Out to Work: A History
of Wage-earning Women in the United States and Linda K. Kerber
and Jane Dehart Mathews, Womens America: Refocusing the Past.
By J.R. Fisher: Peter R. Shergold Working-Class Life: The "American
Standard" in Comparative Perspective 1899-1913.
By Lionel Fredman: Hans Trefousse, Carl Schruz: A Biography
By Glen St. J. Barclay: William C. Widenor, Henry Cabot Lodge
and the Search for an American Foreign Policy
VOLUME 2, NO. 2. DECEMBER, 1983
Articles
Jane Novak, Saul Bellow as Professor: The Nobel Prize Speech, The
Deans December, and Woody Allen`s Zelig.
John Hart, Taking Politics out of the Presidency Reform in the
1980`s.
Ian J. Bickerton, John F. Kennedy, the Jewish Community and Israel:
Some Preliminary Observations.
Greg Dening, Inventing Others: Mead, Freeman and the `Samoans`.
Hector Kinloch, `Let me turn American Studies upside down`.
Book Reviews
By Lionel Fredman, Jimmy Carter, Keeping Faith: Memoirs of a
President and Fred Greenstein, The Hidden-Hand Presidency:
Eisenhower as Leader.
By Sandra Rennie, Edward Countryman, A People in Revolution:
The American Revolution and Political Society in New York 1760-1790.
By Rhys Isaac, John P. Demos Entertaining Satan: Witchcraft
and the Culture of Early New England.
By Trevor Irwin Ian Hamilton, Robert Lowell. A Biography.
By Barry Dyster: R.J. Johnston, The American Urban System: a
Geographical Perspective and Ira Sharkansky, The United States
Revisited: A Study of a Still Developing Country.
By Stephen Salsbury: Wyn Wachhorst, Thomas Alva Edison: American
Myth.
By Tony Wood: C. Vann Woodward, American Counterpoint: Slavery
and Racism in the North-South Dialogue and Willie Lee Rose,
Slavery and Freedom.
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VOLUME 3, NO. 1. JULY, 1984
Articles
Roger Bell, The South and Hawaii: A Neglected Civil Rights Issue.
Graeme Turner, Huck Finn as Gregor Damsa: New Versions of the American
Self in Something Happened and The Public Burning.
Margaret R. Parnaby, Transatlantic Letters: Some Reflections on
Writing about Other Cultures.
James Tulip, Whitman and Modern Poetry (especially Australian):
A Review Essay.
Tony Wood, Historians and Political Culture in the Ante bellum
South.
Book Reviews
By D.R. Hainsworth, Carl Bridenbaugh (ed.) The Pynchon Papers.
Vol. I. Letters of John Pynchon, 1654-1700.
By Elaine Barry, Stephen Fender, American Literature in Context
I. 1620-1830. Brian Harding, American Literature in Context
II. 1830-1865. Andrew Hook, American Literature in Context
III. 1865-1900. Ann Massa, American Literature in Context
IV, 1900-1930.
By Donna Merwick, Stephen Fender, Plotting the Golden West:
American Literature and the Rhetoric of the California Trail.
By Joseph M. Siracusa, John Lewis Gaddis, Strategies of Containment:
A Critical Appraisal of Post War American National Security Policy.
By Gregory L. Bowen, Louis R. Harlan, Booker T Washington: The
Wizard of Tuskegee. 1901 -1915.
By Shane White, Robert Middlekauff The Glorious Cause: The American
Revolution. 1763-1789.
By Elaine Thompson, Nelson W. Polsby, Consequences of Party
Reform.
By Leopold S. Launtiz, Janice Potter, The Liberty We Seek: Loyalist
Schurer Ideology in Colonial New York and Massachusetts.
By R.D. Cuff, John A. Salmond, A Southern Rebel. The
Life and Times of Aubrey Willis Williams. 1890-1965.
By Caroline Launitz-Schurer, C. Vann Woodward (ed.) Mary Chestnuts
Civil War.
VOLUME 3, NO. 2. DECEMBER, 1984
Articles
David Headon, Reworking Convict Literature Tradition: Brother Jonathon
and the Offscourings of England in Penal Australia.
Henry B. Ryan, Different Ends of the Telescope: Great Britain`s
Problems with American Opinion During World War II.
Daniel Walden, Richard Wright`s American Dream: A `Native Son`
in Chicago.
David Boyd, Paranoid Projections: Self and Society in `The Searchers`
and `Psycho`
Diane Kirkby, Some Reflections on the Equal Rights Amendment, 1923-1982.
Book Reviews
By Diane Kirkby, Elizabeth Abel and Emily Abel, Women Gender
and Scholarship: The Signs Reader.
By D.R. Hainsworth, Stephen Innes, Labor in a New Land: Economy
and Society in Seventeenth Century Springfield.
By Joan Kirkby, Suzanne Juhasz (ed.) Feminist Critics Read Emily
Dickinson. Suzanne Juhasz, The Undiscovered Continent: Emily
Dickinson and the Space of the Mind.
By R. Jackson Wilson, Rhys Isaac, The Transformation of Virginia.
1740-1790.
By Allan Johnston, George W. McDanie!, Hearth and Home: Preserving
a People s Culture.
By William J. Breen, Stephen Skowranesk, Building a New American
State: The Expansion of National Administrative Capacities. 1877-1920.
By E. Daniel Potts, J.C.A. Stagg, Mr Madison`s War: Politics.
Diplomacy and Warfare in the Early American Republic. 1783-1830.
By Donald A. DeBats, John L. Thomas, Alternative America: Henry
George, Edward Bellamy. Henry Demarist Lloyd and the Adversary Tradition.
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VOLUME 4, NO. 1. JULY, 1985
Articles
Richard Waterhouse, The Internationalisation of American Popular
Culture in the Nineteenth Century: The Case of the Minstrel Show.
Joan Kirkby, "What Prisoners We Are": Sexuality and System in Hawthorne`s
The Blithedale Romance.
Eric Richards and Donna Merwick, "A Provincial Community in Wartime"
_ From
the Vantage Point of a Seventeenth Century `Minder`
Pauline Nestor, Women`s Struggle to Name the World: The Poetry
of Adrienne Rich.
Book Reviews
By Paul Bourke Bruce Clayton, Forgotten Prophet: The Life of
Randolph Bourne.
By Brian Edwards Linda Hutcheon, Narcissistic Narrative: The
Metafictional Paradox and Patricia Waugh, The Theory and
Practice of Self-Conscious Fiction.
By Roger Thompson E. Daniel Potts and Annette Potts, Yanks Down
Under 1941-1945: The American Impact on Australia.
VOLUME 4, NO. 2. DECEMBER, 1985
Articles
Michael S. Mayer, Washington Bids Farewell to Jim Crow.
Rose Lucas, The Great Sex Spiral: The Poetics of William Carlos
Williams.
Suzanne O`Callaghan, Burnet`s Key, New York City: Commerce, Culture
and Space.
Brenda Niall, Tom Sawyer on the Wallaby Track: Some American Influences
on Australian Children`s Fiction.
Book Reviews
By Roger Bell, Glen St. J. Barclay, Friends in High Places: Australian-American
Diplomatic Relations Since 1945.
By Louis Galambos, William J. Breen, Civilian Mobilization.
Wartime Federation and the Council of National Defence. 1917-1919.
By Glenn May, Roger Bell, Last Among Equals: Hawaiian Statehood
and American Politics.
By Allen Johnston, William J. Breen and Julie G. Marshall, Resources
for North American Studies: An Annotated List of Microfilm Collections
in Australian Libraries relating to the United States and Canada.
By Brian Edwards, Linda Hutcheon, A Theory of Parody: The Teachings
of Twentieth-Century Art Form
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VOLUME 5, NO. 1. JULY, 1986
Articles
Charles Joyner, History as Ritual: Rites of Power and Resistance
on the Slave Plantation.
John Hart Congress, Comity and the White House Staff.
Mark Williams, `Decision of Darkness`: The Religious and Political
Heresies of Captain Ahab and Johann Voss.
Helen Clark, Towards a New Synthesis in New Zealand Affairs and
Defence Policies: Opportunities Offered by the 1986 Defence Review.
Gabrielle Baldwin, The Place of Female Writers in American Literature:
The Case of Kate Chopin.
Book Reviews
By Peter Bastian, Ruth H. Bloch, Visionary Republic: Millenial
Themes in American Thought. 1756-1800.
By Lionel Fredman, Lewis Hanke (ed.) Guide to the Study of the
United States History Outside the United States. 1945-1980.
By Dennis Phillips, Walter A. McDougall, The Heavens and the
Earth: A Political History of the Space Age.
By Greg Bowen, John Niven, Martin Van Buren: The Romantic Age
of American Politics.
VOLUME 5, NO. 2. DECEMBER, 1986
Articles
Jay E. Gillette, Mark Twain`s Art vs. Samuel Clemens` Business:
Why the `Raftsmen` Episode Disappeared from Adventures of Huckleberry
Finn.
Lawrence Foster, The Psychology of Free Love in the Oneida Community.
Ian Tyrrell, Temperance, Feminism and the WCTU: New Interpretations
and New Directions.
Alex Calder, `The trouble is, it is difficult to be both a poet
and an historian`: Olson, Lowell, Foucault, and problems of series
in the late modern long poem.
James Tulip The Australian Reception of Contemporary American Poetry
Review Essay
Donald A. DeBats, The Politics of Participation.
Book Reviews
Stephen Salsbury, Leonard S. Reich, The Making of American Industrial
Research: Science and Business at G.E. and Bell. 1876-1926.
By Graham White, Theodore Saloutos, The American Farmer and
the New Deal.
By Dennis Phillips, David A. Stockman, The Triumph of Politics:
The Crisis in American Government and How it Affects the World.
By Peter Bastian, Esmond Wright, Franklin of Philadelphia.
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VOLUME 6, NO. 1. JULY, 1987
Articles
Allan Johnston, Being Free: Black Migration and the Civil War.
Maureen Montgomery, Hussies, Poachers and Pork-Packers` Daughters:
Anti-American Feeling in Britain at the turn of the Century.
Miriam J. Shillingsburg, American Humour in an Inter-Cultural Context:
`Distinctively Her Own`.
Caroline Turner, The Search for an American Identity: Recent Trends
in Nineteenth Century American Art History.
Review Essays
Warren A. Ellem, The Politics of Reconstruction.
Anthony Ashbolt, Remembering the Sixties.
Resources
Roger Bell, Documentary Films and American Studies. A Guide to Recent
Acquisitions by Australian Libraries.
Book Reviews
General
By Michael S. Mayer. Lewis Hanke (ed.), Guide to the Study of
United States History Outside the United States. 1945-1980.
By Diane Sydenham, `Historical Writing on American Science` OSIR1S.
History and Politics
By Neville Meaney. Norman Harper, A Great and Powerful Friend:
A Study in Australia-American Relations between 1900 and 1975.
By Peter J. Coleman, James Holt. Compulsory Arbitration in New
Zealand: The First Forty Years.
By Peter Bastian, Michael Kammen, A Machine That Would Go of
Itself. The Constitution in American Culture.
By John Hart, Barbara Kellerman, The Political Presidency.
By William J. Breen, Ewa Morawska. For bread with butter: The
life~worlds of East Central Europeans in Johnston. Pennsylvania
1890-1940.
Literature
By Catherine Runcie, Elizabeth McKinsey, Niagara Falls: Icon
of the Sublime.
By Helen Shoobridge, Barton Levi St. Armand, Emily Dickinson
and her Culture: The Souls Society.
By James Tulip Jack Salzman (ed.), The Cambridge Handbook of
American Literature. James D.Hart (ed.), The Concise Oxford
Companion to American Literature.
VOLUME 6, NO. 2. DECEMBER, 1987
Articles
Dennis Phillips, Ambivalent Allies: Myths and Reality in The Australian-American
Relationship.
Catherine A. Runcie, Edgar Allan Poe: Psychic Pattern in the Later
Poems.
Alfred W. McCoy, Philippine-American Relations: A Problem of Perception.
Review Essays
James Gilbert, The Missing Middle Class: Some Problems in Writing
Cultural History.
Colin Brown, Fundamentalism: Survival and Revival: A Review of
the Literature.
Book Reviews
_General
By Donna Merwick, Representations.
_History and Politics
By David Rollison. Jean-Cristophe Agnew, Worlds Apart: The market
and the theatre in Anglo-American thought. 1550-1750.
By Paul Crook, Hugh Brogan, The Pelican History of the United
States of America.
By Lionel Fredman, George M. Brooke Jnr. (ed.) John M. Brookes
Pacific Cruise and Japanese Adventure. 1858-1860.
By Roberto Rabel, John Lamberton Harper, America and the Reconstruction
of Italy. 1945-1948.
By David McLean, Waldo H. Heinrichs Jr., American Ambassador:
Joseph C. Grew and the Development of the United States Diplomatic
Tradition.
By Ian Tyrrell, Jacqueline Jones, Labor of Love, Labor of Sorrow:
Black Women, Work, and the Family from Slavery to the Present.
By Graham White, Chester M. Morgan, Redneck Liberal: Theodore
G. Bilbo and the New Deal.
By Dennis Phillips, Ellen W. Schrecker, No Ivory Tower: McCarthyism
and the Universities.
_Literature
By Manfred McKenzie, Sacvan Bercovitch, Reconstructing American
Literary History
By Elaine Barry, Lawrence Buell, New England Literary Culture.
By Mark Williams, John P. McWilliams Jr., Hawthorne. Melville.
And The American Character: A Looking-Glass Business.
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VOLUME 7, NO. 1 JULY, 1988
Articles
Ian J. Bickerton, Dwight D. Eisenhower and Israel: A New Look
Jan Pilditch, Franklin`s `Sale of the Hessians`: American or European
Satire?
R.A. Herr, Security and Ronald Reagan`s South Pacific: Experience
and Legacy
Patricia Grimshaw, Gender, Race and American Frontiers: The Hawaiian
Case
Review Essay
Donna Merwick, Violence as a Trait in Colonial North American Culture
Book Reviews
_General
By Lew Hird, Ralp E. Ehrenberg, Cartography and Remote Sensing
Imagery
_History and Politics
By Anthony Disne,y Anthony Pagden, The Fall of Natural Man. The
American Indian and the Origins of Comparative Ethnology
By Rhys Isaac, Edward Countryman, The American Revolution
By Peter Bastian, Jerrilyn Marston, King and Congress: The Transfer
of Political Legitimacy, 1774-1776
By L.E. Fredman, Peter Coleman, Progressivism and the World
of Reform: New Zealand and the Origins of the American Welfare State
By John Salmond, Graham White and John Maze, Harold L. Ickes
of the New Deal. His Private Life and Public Career
By Allan Johnston, Bruce Clayton and John A. Salmond (eds.). The
South is Another Land: Essays on the Twentieth Century South
By Graham White, William Chafe. The Unfinished Journey: America
Since World War II
By Dennis Phillips, Joseph Camilleri, ANZUS: Australia`s Predicament
in the Nuclear Age
By Richard Lucy, P. Hayes. L Zarsky and W. Bellow, American
Lake
ÑLiterature
By Elaine Barry, Russell Reising, The Unusable Past: Theory and
the Study of American Literature
By Joan Kirby, Jerome Loving, Emily Dickinson: The Poet on the
Second Story
By Brenda Niall, Richard Gray, Writing the South: Ideas of an
American Region
VOLUME 7, NO. 2, DECEMBER, 1988
Articles
Roberto Rabel, New Zealand and the United States in the Early Cold
War Era, 1945-49
Elaine Barry, History, Fiction, and Myth: The Sub-Texts of Fenimore
Cooper`s Leatherstocking Tales
Conversations
David Goodman and Shane White, `The future is secure: it`s only
the past that`s and uncertain`: An Interview with Lawrence W. Levine
Review Essays
Greg Bowen, Antebellum Parties and Party Systems
J.R. Goodall, Herbert Blau and The Eye of Prey
Book Reviews
ÑGeneral
By Paul Crook, Robert C. Bannister, Sociology and Scientism:
The American Quest for Objectivity, 1880-1940
By Christopher Corns, Frank Zimring and Gordon Hawkins, Capital
Punishment and the American Agenda
ÑHistory and Politics
By Richard Waterhouse, Roger Ekirch, Bound for America: The Transportation
of British Convicts to the Colonies. 1718-1775
By Ian Tyrrell, William McLoughlin, Cherokee Renascence in the
New Republic
By David Goodman, Hal S. Barron, Those Who Stayed Behind - Rural
Society in Nineteenth-Century New England
By Roger Bell, Ronald Takaki, Pau Hana: Plantation Life and
Labor in Hawaii, 1835-1920
By Peter J. Coleman, John A. Thompson, Reformers and War: American
Progressive Publicists and the First World War.
By Patricia Grimshaw, John A. Salmond, Miss Lucy of the CIO:
The Life and Times of Lucy Randolph Mason
By Dennis Phillips, Roberto G. Rabel, Between East and West:
Trieste, the United States and the Cold War, 1941-1954
By David McLean, Henry Butterfield Ryan, The Vision of Anglo-America:
The US-UK Affiance and the Emerging Cold War, 1943-1946
By Greg Tobin, Samuel P. Hayes, Beauty, Health and Permanence;
Environmental Politics in the United States, 1955-1985
By Peter Bastian, Gary Wills, Reagan`s America: Innocents at
Home
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VOLUME 8, NO. 1. JULY, 1989
Articles
Peter Bastian, `To secure the approbation of the worthy`: The Political
Journey of John Dickinson
Joan Kirkby, Melville`s `Tale of Love`: A Lacanian Reading of Pierre
Peter M. Sales, `A Little German Colony Here or There!` The U.S.-Australian
Clash at the Paris Peace Conference of 1919
Michael Spindler, The Prism of Estrangement: Placing the Fiction
of Paul Bowles
Special Forum
Reflections On The Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Of ANZASA
Introduction
Neville Meaney
Paul Bourke
William J. Breen
James Tulip
John Salmond
Lionel Fredman
Elaine Barry
Review Essay
Shane White, Dancing in the Dark or Was Eighteenth-Century Virginia
Reel?
Book Reviews
ÑGeneral
By Malcolm Prentis, John C. Dann (ed.), The Nagle Journal: a
diary of the life of Jacob Nagle, sailor, from 1775 to 1841
By Roger Thompson, James M. McPherson, The Battle Cry of Freedom:
The Civil War Era
By Leo Launitz-Schurer, Harvey Levenstein, Revolution at the
Table: The transformation of the American Diet
By Lionel Fredman, J. Barton Starr, The United States Constitution:
Its Birth. Growth and Influence in Asia
Resources
William J. Breen, Australian and New Zealand American Studies Association
Publications, 1964-1989
VOLUME 8, NO. 2, DECEMBER, 1989
Jennifer Clark, The Adaptation of Familial Ideology to the Post-
Revolutionary Anglo-American Relationship
Trevor Code, Discourses and Contexts of Power: A New England Village
Preacher as Case Study
Paul Crook, `ManÑThe Fighting Animal`: Belligerent Images of Humankind
in the Anglo-American World, 1914-1918
Conversations
L.E. Fredman, An Australian Reflection on the Elections of 1988
Review Essays
Dennis Phillips. Paul Kennedy and `Relative Decline`: A Review Essay
Brian Edwards, The Tidewater Tales: A Review
Norman Harper Essay
Jenny Bray, `An Epoch of Commonplace Carnage`: The Atomic Bombs
and the End of World War II
Book Reviews
By Warren Ellam, Eric Foner, Reconstruction: America`s Unfinished
Revolution 1863-1877
By Ian Tyrrell, Peter Novick, That Noble Dream: The "Objectivity
Question" and the American Historical Profession
By Roger Bell, Eleanor Nordyke, The Peopling of Hawaii
By Dennis Phillips, John Ravenhill, (ed.), No Longer an American
Lake? Alliance Problems in the South Pacific
By James R Levy, Victor Bulmer-Thomas, The Political Economy
of Central America since 1920
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VOLUME 9, NO. 1, JULY, 1990
Articles
Gregory L. Bowen, Voters and Non-Voters: Electoral participation
in Southampton County, 1851-1860
Ruth Blair, Queer Things Going On At the Antipodes -Art and Argument
in Melville`s Typee
Keith Wilson, Black Bands and Black Culture: A Study of Black Military
Bands in the Union Army During the Civil War
Keith Beattie, The Healed Wound: Metaphor and the Impact of the
Vietnam War
Conversations
Peter Bastian, History and the High School: New South Wales as a
Case Study
Dennis Phillips, A Response
Ian Tyrrell, A Response
Review Essays
Mark T. Berger, The Limits of Power and the `Lessons of History`:
North American Neo-Liberalism and the U.S. Crisis of Empire in Central
America
Joan Kirkby, `The Noble Savage as Continent`: A Review of Jean
Baudrillard`s America
Norman Harper Essay
William L. Genders, Woodrow Wilson and the `Preparedness Tour` of
the Midwest, January-February, 1916
Book Reviews
_General
By John Salmond, Jock Phillips, New Worlds? The Comparative History
of New Zealand and the United States
_History and Politics
By Richard Waterhouse, Sharon V. Salinger, `To Serve Well and
Faithfully`: Labor and Indentured Servants in Pennsylvania, 1682-1800
By Peter Bastian, Richard Waterhouse, A New World Gentry: The
Making of a Merchant Class in South Carolina, 1670-1770
By Greg Tobin, Dwight L. Smith (ed.), Survival on a Westward
Trek, 1858-59: the John Jones Overlanders
By Malcolm Campbell, Brian C. Mitchell, The Paddy Camps: The
Irish of Lowell, 1821-1861
By Ian Tyrrell, H. Roger Grant, Spirit Fruit: A Gentle Utopia
By David McLean, Waldo Heinrichs, Threshold of War: Franklin
D. Roosevelt and American Entry into World War II
By Dennis Phillips, Richard O. Curry, Freedom at Risk: Secrecy,
Censorship and Repression in the 1980s
_Literature
By Elaine Barry, William C. Spengemann, A Mirror for Americanists:
Reflections on the Idea of American Literature
By Joan Kirkby, Rob Kores and Maarten Van Rossem, Anti-Americanism
in Europe
VOLUME 9, NO. 2, DECEMBER, 1990
COMPARATIVE US-AUSTRALIA THEMES:
AN INTRODUCTION
Articles
Ian Tyrrell, Comparing Comparative Histories: Australian and American
Modes of Comparative Analysis
Richard Waterhouse, The Beginning of Hegemony or a Confluence of
Interests?: The Australian-American Relationship 1788-1908
Patricia Grimshaw, Writing About White Women in New Societies:
Americans in Hawaii, Anglo-Australians in Colonial Victoria
David McLean, American and Australian Cold Wars in Asia
Lindsay Parry, Paul R. Hanna and the Expanding Communities of Social
Reality: An Alternative Perspective
R. A. Herr, United States Interests in the South Pacific in the
1990s
Conversations
Joan Kirkby, What Ever Happened to Charles Harpur? Twenty Five Years
in Australia from a U.S. Perspective
Dennis Phillips, On the Virtues of `Anti-Americanism`
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VOLUME 10, NO. 1, JULY, 1991
Symposium on Post-Modernism
Donna Merwick, David Goodman, Jane Goodall, and Greg Manning
Articles
Michael Spindler, Michael Herr`s Dispatches and the Cataclysmic
View of War
Brian Edwards, Wolfe`s Bonfire and Barth`s Tidewater: An Essay
in Cultural Politics
Rose Lucas, The Parturition of Memory: Toni Morrison`s Beloved
Roger Openshaw, `The Glare of Broadway`: Some New Zealand Reactions
to the Perceived Americanization of Youth
Conversations
Keith Beattie, "`The Nineties are the Sixties.` Not so." An Interview
with Todd Gitlin
Review Essay
Malcolm Campbell, Cultural Debility or Equal Opportunity? The Irish
in North America
Book Reviews
By Michael Kammen, Richard Waterhouse, From Minstrel Show to
Vaudeville: The Australian Popular Stage, 1788-1914
By Trevor Burnard, Rachel N.Klein, Unification of a Slave State:
The Rise of the Planter Class in the South Carolina Back country,
1760-1808
By Steven C. Bullock, Christopher Clark, The Roots of Rural
Capitalism: Western Massachusetts, 1780-1860
By Patricia Grimshaw, Elizabeth Fox-Genovese, Within the Plantation
Household: Black and White Women of the Old South
By Maureen Montgomery, Patricia Grimshaw, Paths of Duty: American
Missionary Wives in Nineteenth-Century Hawaii
By Renate Howe, Schmidt, `The Mayor Who Cleaned Up Chicago `:
A Political Biography of William E. Dever
By Peter Bastian, Robert A. Caro, The Years of Lyndon Johnson:
Means of Ascent
By Leo Launitz-Schurer, The Intellectual World of Benjamin Franklin
By Diane Collins, Geoff Lealand, A Foreign Egg in Our Nest?
American Popular Culture in New Zealand
VOLUME 10, NO. 2, DECEMBER, 1991
Articles
Michael Fellman, Inside Wars: The Cultural Crisis of Warfare and
the Values of Ordinary People
Chris Dixon, An Ambivalent Black Nationalism: Haiti, Africa, and
Antebellum African- American Emigrationism
Charles Joyner, From Civil War to Civil Rights
Conversations
Shane White and Ian Hoskins, Writing the People`s History: An Interview
with
Leon Litwack
Review Essays
Graham White, `Niggers Don`t Be Here When the Sun Goes Down`: Extreme
Violence Against Blacks Outside the South
Ian Hoskins, Colonising the Margin: The Historiography of African-American
Music and Dance
Book Reviews
By Elaine Barry, Joan Kirkby, Emily Dickinson
By Graham Hodges, John L. Brooke, The Heart of the Commonwealth:
Society and Political Culture in Worcester County Massachusetts,
1713-1861
By Ian Tyrrell, Carolyn Merchant, Ecological Revolutions: Nature,
Gender. and Science in New England
By Trevor Burnard, Gary B.Nash and Jean R. Soderlund, Freedom
by Degrees: Emancipation in Pennsylvania and its Aftermath
By Jennifer Clarke, Michael Durey, `With the Hammer of Truth`:
James Thomson Callender and America`s National Heroes
By Winthrop D. Jordan, Michael Tadman, Speculators and Slaves:
Masters, Traders and Slaves in the Old South
By Robert L. Hall, Robert William Fogel, Without Consent or
Contract: The Rise and Fall of American Slavery
By Penny Russell, Jane H. Pease and William H. Pease, Ladies.
Women and Wenches: Choice and Constraint in Antebellum Charleston
and Boston
By David Goodman, Mary Ryan, Women in Public: Between Banners
and Ballots, 1825-1880
By Ian Mylchreest, Elizabeth Collins Cromley, Alone Together:
a History of New York Apartments
By J.Y. Wong, L. Eve Amentrout Ma, Revolutionaries, Monarchists
and Chinatowns: Chinese Politics in the Americas and the 1911 Revolution
By Tom Dunning, Bruce Kuklick, To Every Thing A Season; Shibe
Park and Urban Philadelphia
By Ian Gordon, Lizabeth Cohen, Making a New Deal: Industrial
Workers in Chicago, 1919-1939
By Carole Elizabeth, Jackie Byars, All That Hollywood Allows:
Reading Gender
Adams in 1950s Melodrama
By Anthony Ashbolt, W.J. Rorabaugh, Berkeley at War: the 1960s
& Berkeley in the Sixties. Directed and produced by Mark Kitchell
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