Legal & Literary Archives from Ohio State

This is the complete list of all 300 books, manuscripts, and guides included in the archive. Every title is preserved in high-resolution digital format.

• 101 Chambers- Congress, State Legislatures, And The Future Of Legislative Studies
• A Body Of Individuals- The Paradox Of Community In Contemporary Fiction
• A Criminal Power- James Baldwin And The Law
• A Latin Lover In Ancient Rome- Readings In Propertius And His Genre
• A Moral Economics- Classical Political Economy And Cultural Authority In Nineteenth-Century England
• A Poetics Of Unnatural Narrative
• A Thousand Words- Portraiture, Style, And Queer Modernism
• A Web Of Fantasies- Gaze, Image, And Gender In Ovid'S Metamorphoses
• Advances In The Analysis Of Spanish Exclamatives
• African Americans And The Color Line In Ohio, 1915-1930
• After Testimony- The Ethics And Aesthetics Of Holocaust Narrative For The Future
• Allegories Of One'S Own Mind- Melancholy In Victorian Poetry
• Alliterative Proverbs In Medieval England- Language Choice And Literary Meaning
• Alter-Nations- Nationalisms, Terror, And The State In Nineteenth-Century Britain And Ireland
• American Husband
• American Risorgimento- Herman Melville And The Cultural Politics Of Italy
• An Aethetics Of Narrative Performance- Transnational Theater, Literature, And Film In Contemporary Germany
• Answerable Style- The Idea Of The Literary In Medieval England
• Anthems, Sonnets, And Chants- Recovering The African American Poetry Of The 1930S
• Antidote
• Antiquarian Voices- The Roman Academy And The Commentary Tradition On Ovid'S Fasti
• Any Friend Of The Movement- Networking For Birth Control, 1920-1940
• Apocalypse South- Judgment, Cataclysm, And Resistance In The Regional Imaginary
• Art After Philosophy- Boris Pasternak'S Early Prose
• At Home, At War- Domesticity And World War I In American Literature
• Authorizing Policy
• Autumn Road
• Banksters, Bosses And Smart Money- A Social History Of The Great Toledo Bank Crash Of 1931
• Basics Of Language For Language Learners- Literature, Language, And Aesthetics
• Bastards And Foundlings- Illegitimacy In Eighteenth-Century England
• Beyond Lift Every Voice And Sing- The Culture Of Uplift, Identity, And Politics In Black Musical Theatre
• Beyond The Reproductive Body- The Politics Of Women'S Health And Work In Early Victorian England
• Blood Prism
• Bloodscripts- Writing The Violent Subject
• Body Against Soul- Gender And Sowlehele In Middle English Allegory
• Builders Of Ohio- A Biographical History
• Cato The Censor And The Beginnings Of Latin Prose- From Poetic Translation To Elite Transcription
• Challenging Communion- The Eucharist And Middle English Literature
• Challenging Parties, Changing Parliaments- Women And Elected Office In Contemporary Western Europe
• Changing The Subject- Writing Women Across The African Diaspora
• Charlotte Perkins Gilman- New Texts, New Contexts
• Chaucer'S (Anti-)Eroticisms And The Queer Middle Ages
• Chaucer, Gower, And The Affect Of Invention
• Classroom Commentaries- Teaching The Poetria Nova Across Medieval And Renaissance Europe
• Collections In Context- The Organization Of Knowledge And Community In Europe
• Combinations Of The Universe
• Congress Responds To The Twentieth Century
• Conspicuous Bodies- Provincial Belief And The Making Of Joyce And Rushdie
• Contemporary Advances In Theoretical And Applied Spanish Linguistic Variations
• Contemporary African American Fiction- New Critical Essays
• Cops And Kids- Policing Juvenile Delinquency In Urban America, 1890-1940
• Crime In Verse- The Poetics Of Murder In The Victorian Era
• Criminal Conversations- Victorian Crimes, Social Panic, And Moral Outrage
• Darkly Perfect World- Colonial Adventure, Postmodernism, And American Noir
• Decentering Rushdie- Cosmopolitanism And The Indian Novel In English
• Deciphering Race- White Anxiety, Racial Conflict, And The Turn To Fiction In Mid-Victorian English Prose
• Desire In The Canterbury Tales
• Detecting The Nation- Fictions Of Detection And The Imperial Venture
• Dickens’S Hyperrealism
• Dickinson'S Fascicles- A Spectrum Of Possibilities
• Dislocalism- The Crisis Fo Globalization And The Remobilizing Of Americanism
• Displacement And The Somatics Of Postcolonial Culture
• Distancing English- A Chapter In The History Of The Inexpressible
• Doing The Right Thing- Collective Action And Procedural Choice In The New Legislative Process
• Doris Lessing- Interrogating The Times
• Dreaming America- Popular Front Ideals And Aethetics In Children'S Plays Of The Federal Theatre Project
• Dying To Be Beautiful- The Fight For Safe Cosmetics
• Economic Women- Essays On Desire And Dispossession In Nineteenth-Century British Culture
• Educating Seeta- The Anglo-Indian Family Romance And The Poetics Of Indirect Rule
• Educating The Proper Woman Reader- Victorian Family Literary Magazines And The Cultural Health Of The Nation
• Electoral Reform And Minority Representation- Local Experiments With Alternative Elections
• Elusive Childhood- Impossible Representation In Modern Fiction
• Eschatological Subjects- Divine And Literary Judgment In Fourteenth-Century French Poetry
• Ethics And The Dynamic Observer Narrator- Reckoning With Past And Present In German Literature
• Executing Race- Early American Women'S Narratives Of Race, Society, And The Law
• Exiles In The City- Hannah Arendt And Edward W. Said In Counterpoint
• Expression Vs. Equality- The Politics Of Campaign Finance Reform
• Expressive Politics- Issue Strategies Of Congressional Challengers
• Fact, Fiction, And Form- Selected Essays
• Fair Copy
• Fama And Fiction In Vergil’S Aeneid
• Fashioning Celebrity- Eighteenth-Century British Actresses And Strategies For Image Making
• Fashioning Change- The Trope Of Clothing In High- And Late-Medieval England
• Fathers, Preachers, Rebels, Men- Black Masculinity In U.S. History And Literature, 1820-1945
• Faulkner And Hemingway- Biography Of A Literary Rivalry
• Feeling History- Lucan, Stoicism, And The Poetics Of Passion
• Feminist Narrative Ethics- Tacit Persuasion In Modernist Form
• Fictions Of Evidence- Witnessing, Literature, And Community In The Late Middle Ages
• Fictions Of The Bad Life- The Naturalist Prostitute And Her Avatars In Latin American Literature, 1880–2010
• Financial Speculation In Victorian Fiction- Plotting Money And The Novel Genre, 1815-1901
• Five Strands Of Fictionality- The Institutional Construction Of Contemporary American Fiction
• For Love Or For Money- Balzac'S Rhetorical Realism
• Form And Reform- Reading Across The Fifteenth Century
• Franz Kafka- Narration, Rhetoric, And Reading
• From Abortion To Pederasty- Addressing Difficult Topics In The Classics Classroom
• From Old Woman To Older Women- Contemporary Culture And Women'S Narratives
• Gender And Petty Violence In London, 1680-1720
• George Eliot In Society- Travels Abroad And Sundays At The Priory
• German Writing, American Reading- Women And The Import Of Fiction, 1866-1917
• Gothic Riffs- Secularizing The Uncanny In The European Imaginary, 1780–1820
• Green Speculations- Science Fiction And Transformative Environmentalism
• Handling The Sick- The Women Of St. Luke'S And The Nature Of Nursing, 1892-1937
• Hard Sayings- The Rhetorics Of Christian Orthodoxy In Late Modern Fiction
• Hawthorne And The Real- Bicentennial Essays
• Hemingway And The Black Renaissance
• Hibernate
• High Stakes- Big Time Sports And Downtown Development
• Hip Sublime- Beat Writers And The Classical Tradition
• Historicizing Fat In Anglo-American Culture
• Home Bodies- Tactile Experience In Domestic Space
• How To Make A Human- Animals And Violence In The Middle Ages
• How
• I Know That You Know That I Know- Narrating Subjects From Moll Flanders To Marnie
• I Made You To Find Me- The Coming Of Age Of The Woman Poet And The Politics Of Poetic Address
• Imagining Minds- The Neuro-Aesthetics Of Austen, Eliot, And Hardy
• Imagining The Parish In Late Medieval England
• Imoinda'S Shade- Marriage And The African Woman In Eighteenth-Century British Literature, 1759-1808
• Imperial Media- Colonial Networks And Information Technologies In The British Literary Imagination, 1857–1918
• In Contempt- Nineteenth-Century Women, Law, And Literature
• In The Presence Of Audience- The Self In Diaries And Fiction
• Intratextual Baudelaire- The Sequential Fabric Of The Fleurs Du Mal And Spleen De Paris
• Inventing Womanhood- Gender And Language In Later Middle English Writing
• Jamaica'S Difficult Subjects- Negotiating Sovereignty In Anglophone Caribbean Literature And Criticism
• Jerusalem Of Lithuania- A Reader In Yiddish Cultural History
• Joseph Conrad- Voice, Sequence, History, Genre
• Kinds Of Blue- The Jazz Aesthetic In African American Narrative
• Kotex, Kleenex, Huggies- Kimberly-Clark And The Consumer Revolution In American Business
• Lake Effects- A History Of Urban Policy Making In Cleveland, 1825-1929
• Lake Methodism- Polite Literature And Popular Religion In England, 1780–1830
• Learning To Live With Crime- American Crime Narrative In The Neoconservative Turn
• Learning To Unlearn- Decolonial Reflections From Eurasia And The Americas
• Literary Identification From Charlotte Bronte To Tsitsi Dangarembga
• Literature And Identity In The Golden Ass Of Apuleius
• Litigation As Lobbying- Reproductive Hazards And Interest Aggregation
• Little America
• Little Men- Novellas And Stories
• London, Radical Culture, And The Making Of The Dickensian Aethetic
• Making The America Of Art- Cultural Nationalism And Nineteenth-Century Women Writers
• Man To Man- Desire, Homosociality, And Authority In Late-Roman Manhood
• Mandelstam, Blok, And The Boundaries Of Mythopoetic Symbolism
• Margaret Atwood'S Textual Assassination- Recent Poetry And Fiction
• Medea'S Daughters- Forming And Performing The Woman Who Kills
• Men As Trees Walking
• Merchant Of Illusion- James Rouse, America'S Salesman Of The Businessman'S Utopia
• Migrating Fictions- Twentieth-Century Internal Displacements And Race In U.S. Women'S Literature
• Modern American Grotesque- Literature And Photography
• Moral Enterprise- Literature And Education In Antebellum America
• Muse In The Machine- American Fiction And Mass Publicity
• Narrating Demons, Transformative Texts- Rereading Genius In Mid-Century Modern Fictional Memoir
• Narrative Discourse- Authors And Narrators In Literature, Film And Art
• Narrative Means, Lyric Ends- Temporality In The Nineteenth-Century British Long Poem
• Narrative Middles- Navigating The Ninteenth-Century British Novel
• Narrative Paths- African Travel In Modern Fiction And Nonfiction
• Narrative Structures And The Language Of The Self
• Narrative Theory Unbound- Queer And Feminist Interventions
• Narrative Theory- Core Concepts And Critical Debates
• National Consciousness And Literary Cosmopolitics- Postcolonial Literature In A Global Moment
• Neodomestic American Fiction
• New York City- An Outsider'S Inside View
• Obscenity And The Limits Of Liberalism
• Ohio And The World, 1753-2053- Essays Toward A New History Of Ohio
• Order In Disorder- Intratextual Symmetry In Montaigne’S “Essais”
• Ordination
• Oriental Shadows- The Presence Of The East In Early American Literature
• Paper Money Men- Commerce, Manhood, And The Sensational Sphere In Antebellum America
• Parties, Rules, And The Evolution Of Congressional Budgeting
• Perspectives- Modes Of Viewing And Knowing In Nineteenth-Century England
• Philology And Its Histories
• Philosophies Of Sex- Critical Essays On The Hermaphrodite
• Pluralist Universalism- An Asian Americanist Critique Of U.S. And Chinese Multiculturalisms
• Policing The City- Crime And Legal Authority In London, 1780-1840
• Portraits Of The Artist As A Young Woman- Painting And The Novel In France And Britain, 1800-1860
• Postclassical Narratology- Approaches And Analyses
• Preaching And The Rise Of The American Novel
• Primitive Minds- Evolution And Spiritual Experience In The Victorian Novel
• Prison Work- A Tale Of Thirty Years In The California Department Of Corrections
• Prophetic Visions Of The Past- Pan-Caribbean Representations Of The Haitian Revolution
• Puritanism And Modernist Novels- From Moral Character To The Ethical Self
• Pursuing Johns- Criminal Law Reform, Defending Character, And New York City'S Committee Of Fourteen, 1920-1930
• Qualified Hope- A Postmodern Politics Of Time
• Queering Cold War Poetry- Ethics Of Vulnerability In Cuba And The United States
• Rage Is The Subtext- Readings In Holocaust Literature And Film
• Re-Forming The Past- History, The Fantastic, And The Postmodern Slave Narrative
• Reading Ovid In Medieval Wales
• Reading And Disorder In Antebellum America
• Reading The Fascicles Of Emily Dickinson- Dwelling In Possibilities
• Real Mysteries- Narrative And The Unknowable
• Realism'S Empire- Empiricism And Enchantment In The Nineteenth-Century Novel
• Recovering Disability In Early Modern England
• Redrawing French Empire Comics
• Reflections Of Romanity- Discourses Of Subjectivity In Imperial Rome
• Renaissance Postscripts- Responding To Ovid'S Heroides In Sixteenth-Century France
• Reproductive Health, Reproductive Rights- Reformers And The Politics Of Maternal Welfare, 1917-1940
• Rereading The New Criticism
• Return To The Kingdom Of Childhood- Re-Envisioning The Legacy And Philosophical Relevance Of Negritude
• Revising The Clinic- Vision And Representation In Victorian Medical Narrative And The Novel
• Revivalist Fantasy- Alliterative Verse And Nationalist Literary History
• Rhetorics Of Literacy- The Cultivation Of American Dialect Poetry
• Rimbaud- The Cost Of Genius
• Roman Fever- Domesticity And Nationalism In Nineteenth-Century American Women'S Writing
• Scribal Authorship And The Writing Of History In Medieval England
• Secrecy, Magic, And The One-Act Plays Of Harlem Renaissance Women Writers
• Sexual Borderlands- Constructing An American Sexual Past
• Shaping Words To Fit The Soul- The Southern Ritual Grounds Of Afro-Modernism
• Social Control In Europe- Volume 1, 1500-1800
• Social Control In Europe- Volume 2, 1800-2000
• Social Minds In The Novel
• Spanish Perspectives On Chicano Literature- Literary And Cultural Essays
• Spirits Of Defiance- National Prohibition And Jazz Age Literature, 1920-1933
• Sponsored Migration- The State And Puerto Rican Postwar Migration To The United States
• Spot In The Dark
• Suburban Steel- The Magnificent Failure Of The Lustron Corporation, 1945-1951
• Surprised By Shame- Dostoevsky'S Liars And Narrative Explorers
• Syphilis- Medicine, Metaphor, And Religious Conflict In Early Modern France
• Tabloid, Inc.- Crimes, Newspapers, Narratives
• Tarpeia- Workings Of A Roman Myth
• Techniques Of The Living- Fiction And Theory In The Work Of Christine Brooke-Rose
• The Affective Life Of The Average Man- The Victorian Novel And The Stock-Market Graph
• The Afro-Bolivian Spanish Determiner Phrase- A Microparametric Account
• The Age Of Eclecticism- Literature And Culture In Britain, 1815-1885
• The Body Of Writing- An Erotics Of Contemporary American Fiction
• The Bones Of Garbo
• The Book Of Right And Wrong- Anxiety, Intertexts, And The Miltonic Memory
• The Business Of Reflection- Hawthorne In His Notebooks
• The Chartist Imaginary- Literary Form In Working-Class Political Theory And Practice
• The Community Of St. Cuthbert In The Late Tenth Century- The Chester-Le-Street Additions To Durham Cathedral Library A.Iv.19
• The Court Of Comedy- Aristophanes, Rhetoric, And Democracy In Fifth-Century Athens
• The Deer In The Mirror
• The Departure Lounge- Stories And A Novella
• The Drunken Duchess Of Vassar- Grace Harriet Macurdy, Pioneering Feminist Classical Scholar
• The Ears Of Hermes- Communication, Images, And Identity In The Classical World
• The Elegiac Cityscape- Propertius And The Meaning Of Roman Monuments
• The Ethics Of Swagger- Prizewinning African American Novels, 1977-1993
• The Evolution Of Political Knowledge- Democracy, Autonomy, And Conflict In Comparative And International Politics
• The Evolution Of Political Knowledge- Theory And Inquiry In American Politics
• The Fragility Of Manhood- Hawthorne, Freud, And The Politics Of Gender
• The French Faces Of Nathaniel Hawthorne- Monsieur De L'Aubepine And His Second Empire Critics
• The Freshwater Mussels Of Ohio
• The Governance Of Friendship- Law And Gender In The Decameron
• The Great Debate On Banking Reform- Nelson Aldrich And The Origins Of The Fed
• The Indirect Effect Of Direct Legislation- How Institutions Shape Interest Group Systems
• The Intersecting Realities And Fictions Of Virginia Woolf And Colette
• The Madwoman And The Blindman- Jayne Eyre, Discourse, Disability
• The National Pta, Race, And Civic Engagement, 1897-1970
• The Nationalist Ferment- The Origins Of U.S. Foreign Policy, 1792-1812
• The New Woman And The Empire
• The Ohio State University In The Sixties- The Unraveling Of The Old Order
• The Power Of People- Congressional Competition, Public Attention, And Voter Retribution
• The Pre-Raphaelite Art Of The Victorian Novel- Narrative Challenges To Visual Gendered Boundaries
• The Problem Body- Projecting Disability In Film
• The Promise Of Justice- Essays On Brown V. Board Of Education
• The Queer Limit Of Black Memory- Black Lesbian Literature And Irresolution
• The Quill And The Scalpel- Nabokov'S Art And The Worlds Of Science
• The Real, The True, And The Told- Postmodern Historical Narrative And The Ethics Of Representation
• The Return Of The Omniscient Narrator- Authorship And Authority In Twenty-First Century Fiction
• The River Won'T Hold You
• The Roman Salute- Cinema, History, Ideology
• The Sanitary Arts- Aesthetic Culture And The Victorian Cleanliness Campaigns
• The States Of Campaign Finance Reform
• The Treacherous Imagination- Intimacy, Ethics, And Autobiographical Fiction
• The Troubled Union- Expansionist Imperatives In Post-Reconstruction American Novels
• The United States And The European Right, 1945-1955
• The Vitality Of Allegory- Figural Narrative In Modern And Contemporary Fiction
• The Woman In The Window- Commerce, Consensual Fantasy, And The Quest For Masculine Virtue In The Russian Novel
• The Work Of Poverty- Samuel Beckett’S Vagabonds And The Theater Of Crisis
• Theater Figures- The Production Of The Nineteenth-Century British Novel
• Theatrical Jazz- Performance, Àṣẹ, And The Power Of The Present Moment
• Towards The Ethics Of Form In Fiction- Narratives Of Cultural Remission
• Toys And Tools In Pink- Cultural Narratives Of Gender, Science, And Technology
• Trading Tongues- Merchants, Multilingualism, And Medieval Literature
• Tragic Effects- Ethics And Tragedy In The Age Of Translation
• Transatlantic Correspondence- Modernity, Epistolarity, And Literature In Spain And Spanish America, 1898–1992
• Translating Troy- Provincial Politics In Alliterative Romance
• Truth And Tales- Cultural Mobility And Medieval Media
• Uncanny Subjects- Aging In Contemporary Narrative
• Uncommon Women- Gender And Representation In Nineteenth-Century U.S. Women'S Writing
• Understanding Nationalism- On Narrative, Cognitive Science, And Identity
• Understanding Tolstoy
• Unexceptional Women- Female Proprietors In Mid-Nineteenth-Century Albany, New York, 1830-1885
• Unlikely Entrepreneurs- Catholic Sisters And The Hospital Marketplace, 1865-1925
• Unnatural Narrative- Theory, History, And Practice
• Victorian Art Criticism And The Woman Writer
• Victorian Lessons In Empathy And Difference
• Victorian Poetry, Europe, And The Challenge Of Cosmopolitanism
• Victorian Sacrifice- Ethics And Economics In Mid-Century Novels
• Victorian Women Writiers, Radical Grandmothers, And The Gendering Of God
• Visions Of Global America And The Future Of Critical Reading
• Walker Percy, Fyodor Dostoevsky, And The Search For Influence
• When The Devil Knocks- The Congo Tradition And The Politics Of Blackness In Twentieth-Century Panama
• Where The World Is Not- Cultural Authority And Democratic Desire In Modern American Literature
• White Liberal Identity, Literary Pedagogy, And Classic Realism
• Wilkie Collins And Copyright- Artistic Ownership In The Age Of The Borderless Word
• Willing To Know God- Dreamers And Visionaries In The Later Middle Ages
• Witches, Goddesses, And Angry Spirits- The Politics Of Spiritual Liberation In African Diaspora Women'S Fiction
• Would Poetry Disappear- American Verse And The Crisis Of Modernity
• Writing Aids- (Re)Conceptualizing The Individual And Social Body In Spanish American Literature
• Writing Letters For The Blind
• Writing For The Street, Writing In The Garret- Melville, Dickinson, And Private Publication
• Written In Blood- Fatal Attraction In Enlightenment Amsterdam
• In The Light Of Likeness - Transformed- The Literary Art Of Leon Forrest
• Total Books: 300