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Volume 115 - March 2000

Contents

Page 9 of 15

Abstract

  • Abstract of “The Art of Discrimination: The Marble Faun, Chiefly about War Matters/ and the Aesthetics of Race”'

  • Arthur Riss
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    23 October 2020, pp. 1129-1130
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  • Abstract of “Re-membering a Nation Divided: War, Tourism, and the Making of the Modern Citizen”

  • Susan Scheckel
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    23 October 2020, p. 1130
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  • Baudelaire and Anti-Semitism

  • John M. Baker, Jr.
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    23 October 2020, pp. 1131-1132
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  • A Concise Guide to Activities and Services

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    23 October 2020, pp. 519-528

  • The information that follows is designed to help members of the profession use the association's programs and services and to offer a convenient reference tool for members who wish to undertake specific association-sponsored activities. Unless otherwise noted, all correspondence should be addressed to the department or person indicated at the MLA office, Cooper Station, PO Box 788, New York, NY 10276-0788. At press time the MLA office was moving, and the new phone and fax numbers were not known. For the new fax numbers or to reach a staff member by phone, call 212 475-9500. To reach a staff member by e-mail, follow the address format firstname.lastname@mla.org. A list of staff members appears on pages 529-31.

    For membership information and application forms, write or phone the membership office (membership@mla.org) or access the MLA Web site (www.mla.org). Membership runs for the calendar year; applications for 2001 membership will be accepted through 30 June 2001. Membership applications received after that date will be effective for 2002, although certain benefits-discounts on MLA publications, members' rates for convention registration and hotels-are available immediately.

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Research Article

  • 1949: Words That Intimidate

  • George Sherburn
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    23 October 2020, pp. 1853-1855

  • In the belief […] that certain words or concepts do […] limit our effectiveness as students of literature I wish to offer a few casually selected terms for present consideration.

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