Vol. 31 (2020): American Apocalypse(s): Nuclear Imaginaries and the Reinvention of Modern America

With a Special Section edited by Elisabetta Bini, Thomas Bishop, and Dario Fazzi

Published: 2020-09-30

Full Issue

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Special Section

• Introduction

  Elisabetta Bini, Thomas Bishop, Dario Fazzi

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• Islands of The Bomb (Re)Imagining Bikini Atoll through Archaeologies of Cold War Occupation and Destruction

  Todd A. Hanson

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• Memorializing Decommissioning A Nuclear Culture Approach to Safety Culture

  Misria Shaik Ali

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• Apocalyptic Allegories Resisting Strategic Nuclear Imaginaries through Critical Literacy

  Dibyadyuti Roy

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• Southern Wastelands “Alas, Babylon,” “The Road,” and the A-Bomb in the Garden

  Marco Petrelli

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• Spaceship Earth Nuclear Age Representations of Life After the Apocalypse

  William M. Knoblauch

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• Beyond the (Ka)Boom Nostalgia, Gender and Moral Concerns in the Quality TV Series “Manhattan”

  Sandra Becker

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A Serialized Forum

• Louisa May Alcott’s Rhetoric of Love A Forum on the 13th Meeting of the European Study Group of Nineteenth-Century American Literature

  Daniela Daniele, et al.

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Articles

• “Pay For My Candy, [Non-White Person], or I’ll Kick Your Ass” Trump, “Rocky,” and Representations of White American Identity

  Lee Hermann

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• “Bartleby, the Scrivener” An “excusatio non petita” in the “Court of Conscience”

  Ludovico Isoldo

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First Editions

• Multilingualism and Transnationalism in the Study of Socialist Movements A Letter from Friedrich A. Sorge to Karl Marx

  Lorenzo Costaguta, Johannes S. Lotze

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• Letter by Friedrich A. Sorge to Karl Marx, 10 July 1867 Diplomatic Transcription

  Friedrich A. Sorge

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Notes on Contributors

• Notes on Contributors

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Copyright Page

• Copyright page no. 31

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