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Table of Contents | JTAS Vol. 13, No. 2
1–4 Introduction: The Need to Transnationalize | Alfred Hornung, Editor in Chief [view pdf]
Special forum: Teaching and Theorizing Transnational American Studies Around the Globe
5–12 Teaching and Theorizing American Studies Around the Globe—Special Forum Introduction [view pdf]
Yuan Shu and Selina Lai-Henderson
13–25 Transnational American Studies, Ecocritical Narratives, and Global Indigeneity: A Year of Teaching in Norway [view pdf]
Sara L. Spurgeon
27–43 United States’s Aerial Archives: Teaching and Theorizing Transnational American Studies in Japan [view pdf]
Etsuko Taketani
45–57 Teaching and Theorizing American Studies in Singapore and Southeast Asia in the Post-American Era [view pdf]
Yuan Shu
59–72 Graphic Matters: Teaching Asian American Studies with Graphic Narratives in Taiwan [view pdf]
Pin-Chia Feng
73–83 The Education of a Black Professor in Wuhan, China [view pdf]
Ousmane K. Power-Greene
FORWARD
85–93 Forward Editor’s Introduction | Jennifer A. Reimer [view pdf] [download pdf]
95–121 Introduction from Transpacific Convergences: Race, Migration, and Japanese American Film Culture before World War (University of North Carolina Press) [view pdf]
Denise Khor
123–132 Inroduction from Ocean Passages: Navigating Pacific Islander and Asian American Literatures (Temple University Press) [view pdf]
Erin Suzuki
133–142 Preface from Becoming Home: Diaspora and the Anglophone Transnational (Vernon Press) [view pdf]
Volume edited by Jude V. Nixon and Mariaconcetta Costantini; preface by Elaine Savory
143–165 Introduction from Transatlantic Anglophone Literatures, 1776–1920 (Edinburgh University Press) [view pdf]
Linda K. Hughes, Sarah Ruffing Robbins, and Andrew Taylor, with associate editors Heidi Hakimi-Hood and Adam Nemmers
167-221 Introduction: Italian Americans and Greek Americans
in Conversation [view pdf]
Yiorgos Anagnostou, Yiorgos D. Kalogeras and Theodora Patrona
“Mediterranean Americans to Themselves” from Redirecting Ethnic Singularity: Italian Americans and Greek Americans in Conversation, edited by Yiorgos Anagnostou, Yiorgos D. Kalogeras and Theodora Patrona (Fordham University Press) [view pdf]
Jim Cocola
223–234 Excerpt from James Theodore Holly: Black Nationalist and Religious Writings (CIDIHCA) [view pdf]
Greg Robinson
235–275 Forward Translation: Introduction to The Specter of the Pandemic: Politics and Poetics of Cholera in Nineteenth-Century Literature (frommann-holzboog) [view pdf]
Davina Hoell
277–318 “International Clientele” from Dressing Up: The Women Who Influenced French Fashion (MIT Press) [view pdf]
Elizabeth Block
319–331 “In the News” from The Quickening of Albizu Campos: How Fenianism Galvanized the Last American Liberator (Ausubo Press) [view pdf]
Aoife Rivera Serrano
333–360 Introduction from The Beats in Mexico (Rutgers University Press) [view pdf]
David Stephen Calonne
361–613 Documenting the American Student Abroad: The Media Cultures of International Education (Rutgers University Press) [view pdf]
Kelly Hankin
615–654 Introduction from Forms of Migration: Global Perspectives on Im/migrant Art & Literature (Falschrum Books) [view pdf]
Stefan Maneval and Jennifer A. Reimer
Forms of Memoir: Four Case Studies in Movement, Migration, and Transnational Life Writing [view pdf]
Ikram Hili and Jennifer A. Reimer
REPRISE
655–669 Reprise Editor’s Introduction
Americanist and Planetary Wormholes: The Insect and America in the World| Brian Russell Roberts
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701–706 “Poe’s Gold Bug from the Standpoint of an Entomologist” [view pdf]
Ellison J. Smyth, Jr.
707–718 Chapter Ten of The More Known World [view pdf]
Tiffany Tsao
719–735 “Insects, War, Plastic Life” [view pdf]
Renisa Mawani
737–770 “Insect Poetics: James Grainger, Personification, and Enlightenments Not Taken” [view pdf]
Monique Allewaert
about the Contributors [view pdf]
Sabine Kim, managing editor