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Sam V. H. Reese
During the mid-twentieth century, loneliness became the dominant affect in American fiction, reflecting a broader cultural narrative that social and demographic changes had led to a crisis of loneliness. This affective shift is captured in Richard Ya
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Sonny Rollins, Sam V. H. Reese
An illuminating selection of writings on a wide variety of topics—everything from technique, music theory, and daily routine to spirituality and systemic racism—from the personal journals of Sonny Rollins, master of the tenor saxophone and “jaz
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Sam V H Reese
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Contemporary Women's Writing. 12:207-221
Unashamedly intellectual, idiosyncratic, and often contrarian, Mary McCarthy and Brigid Brophy stood out amongst late twentieth century female writers not only as public intellectuals, but for the way their writing and social commentary cut against t
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https://doi.org/10.1093/cwwrit/vpy003
https://doi.org/10.1093/cwwrit/vpy003
Autor:
Sam V. H. Reese
Jazz can be uplifting, stimulating, sensual, and spiritual. Yet when writers turn to this form of music, they almost always imagine it in terms of loneliness. In Blue Notes: Jazz, Literature, and Loneliness, Sam V. H. Reese investigates literary repr
This case study reports on the value of engaging students as partners in research carried out concerning module redesign, specifically the development of blended learning activities for a first-year module in linguistics. It should be noted that the
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Sam V. H. Reese
The Short Story in Midcentury America provides in-depth case studies of four major writers of the post–World War II era—Paul Bowles, Mary McCarthy, Eudora Welty, and Tennessee Williams—examining how they used the contained aesthetics of short f